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Taco de Pescado

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Taco de Pescado is a grilled or battered fish taco most commonly associated with the Baja California peninsula, popularized internationally after gaining widespread recognition from the fishing communities of Ensenada.

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What kind of fish is traditionally used in a Baja fish taco?

Baja-style tacos commonly use a mild white fish that can be battered and fried without overpowering the toppings. The exact catch varies, particularly in fishing communities around Ensenada.

What goes on an Ensenada-style taco de pescado?

A familiar version places battered fried fish in a corn tortilla with shredded cabbage, creamy sauce, salsa, and lime. Vendors around Ensenada often add pico de gallo or other house condiments.

Are tacos de pescado always battered and fried?

No, grilled fish tacos are also common throughout Baja California and beyond. The battered Ensenada style is especially famous, but the category includes different fish, cooking methods, and salsas.

How is a taco de pescado different from a taco de camarón?

Taco de pescado uses fish, while taco de camarón is filled with shrimp. Both are closely associated with Mexico's Pacific and Baja seafood traditions and may use similar cabbage, lime, salsa, and creamy toppings.

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