quesadilla in the PONS Dictionary

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Despite appearing almost the same as a quesadilla, it is considered a completely different dish.
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In the evening, food vendors tend to sell more hot items such as quesadillas, sopes, tortas, tostadas, pozoles and more.
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Velvety chicken tamales steamed in some kind of leaf were a close second, but everything -- empanadas, quesadillas, burritos, tacos -- all tasted fresh and flavourful.
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From a free soft-serve "icedream" to a chicken quesadilla, keep scrolling to see all the secret items.
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Warm soups and filling enchiladas are served to help ease the never ending freeze, and, of course, burritos and quesadillas are always on the menu.
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The road to the main entrance has a number of food stand serving pulque, quesadillas and tlacoyos.
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Moving on to the platter which has vegetable quesadillas, beans sopes, moelletes, habanero chicken wings wins over his heart.
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It is eaten cold or lightly melted on quesadillas and other dishes.
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At the market and in the restaurants traditional dishes such as baked trout, cecina, barbacoa, pastes, quesadillas with huitlacoche, pulque bread and fruit wines are available.
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In the municipal market one can find tlacoyos, quesadillas made with squash flowers, mushrooms, barbacoa, mixiote, mole and pulque.
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