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Fresh Flautas Served Hot And Crispy From This LA Food Stand
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<blockquote data-quote="sriamerican" data-source="post: 25983645" data-attributes="member: 575658"><p>[MEDIA=youtube]0Zr_9uMDF7g[/MEDIA]</p><p></p><p>Estiven Torres, owner of Los Dorados LA and LA’s first flautas-only eatery, became inspired after his father-in-law’s recipe was a huge hit at a 2017 family baptism. He’s since gotten the hang of expertly frying taquitos in a makeshift setting, working out of a food truck that’s stationed in front of bars on weekends. The two flautas per order cost $6. They're served fresh and piping hot, on a paper tray, topped with homemade red and green salsas, crema, and cotija cheese. Host Crystal Lee pops by to find out what makes these flautas so easy to eat.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="sriamerican, post: 25983645, member: 575658"] [MEDIA=youtube]0Zr_9uMDF7g[/MEDIA] Estiven Torres, owner of Los Dorados LA and LA’s first flautas-only eatery, became inspired after his father-in-law’s recipe was a huge hit at a 2017 family baptism. He’s since gotten the hang of expertly frying taquitos in a makeshift setting, working out of a food truck that’s stationed in front of bars on weekends. The two flautas per order cost $6. They're served fresh and piping hot, on a paper tray, topped with homemade red and green salsas, crema, and cotija cheese. Host Crystal Lee pops by to find out what makes these flautas so easy to eat. [/QUOTE]
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