Drowned sandwiches, slow-cooked stews and sweets with a burnt top, all from one city that takes its table seriously. Which plate gets your vote?
1BirriaSlow-cooked goat (or beef) in a rich chili broth, Jalisco's signature stew.1000pts
2Torta AhogadaA crusty birote roll stuffed with pork carnitas and beans, then drowned in spicy tomato sauce.832pts
3Churros RellenosCinnamon-sugar churros filled with cream or cajeta.832pts
4Gorditas de NataSmall sweet griddle cakes made with Mexican cream, soft and almost cake-like.611pts
5BionicoA Guadalajara fruit cup layered with cream, granola, raisins and coconut.610pts
6Longaniza de VallesA spiced pork sausage from the Valles region of Jalisco, grilled or fried.529pts
7SopesThick handmade masa bases with a pinched rim, topped with beans, meat, lettuce and cheese.433pts
8JericallaA custard dessert from Guadalajara with a burnt-sugar top, similar to crème brûlée.433pts
9Pozole RojoHominy and pork stew in a red chili broth, topped with radish, cabbage and lime.317pts
10CarnitasSlow-braised pork pulled into tender chunks and served in tortillas with onion and cilantro.317pts
11MolletesSplit bolillo rolls topped with refried beans and melted cheese, finished with salsa.317pts
12CapirotadaA Mexican bread pudding layered with cheese, raisins and spiced syrup.317pts
13Palanquetas de CacahuateCrunchy peanut brittle bars sold at Jalisco markets and street stalls.317pts
14RaspadosShaved ice drenched in fruit syrup and fresh fruit, a street-corner cooler.0pts
15Carne en su JugoThin beef slices simmered in their own juices with beans, bacon and green chilies.0pts



















