Esquite: Mexican Corn in a Cup
A popular Mexican street food snack made with boiled corn kernels, served in a cup and topped with mayonnaise, cheese, chili, and lime.
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25 min
Mexicana
4 servings
The story behind
Esquite is, without a doubt, one of the treasures of Mexican street food. There is nothing like the aroma of corn boiled with epazote when passing by a stall in the plaza or on a corner. Everyone has their favorite way of preparing it: with extra spicy or mild chili, double cheese, or a little extra lime. To me, it represents the joy of daily life and that authentic flavor that unites all Mexicans, no matter where they are.
Instructions
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1Cook the corn kernels in salted water with a sprig of epazote until tender.
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2Serve the hot corn in individual cups.
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3Add a tablespoon of mayonnaise, some cheese, lime juice, and chili powder to each cup.
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4Mix everything well before enjoying.
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