huarache

IPA: hwrʌk

(footwear) A Mexican sandal.
(cooking) A food similar in shape to such a sandal, consisting of a fried masa dough base with a topping, typically salsa, potato, meat, and/or cheese.

Examples of "huarache" in Sentences

The huarache was next and man do I love huaraches!
I tried a huarache from the 43rd & 6th location a few days ago.
I got a huarache from El Rey de Sabor at 43rd & 6th a few weeks ago and it was terrible.
We shared a space with a talented young lady who made candles and porcelain-like figurines, and another whose husband was the local huarache maker.
That on top of cheese or steak enchiladas or a huarache (Make sure you ask for cotija cheese on top!! plus it you like it sour cream) might work better for you then the spicy pork.
For an entree, Brenda and I had Camarones al Chipotle which is Tequila flambeed shrimp served with chile chipotle salsa and a little black bean and manchego stuffed pastry called a huarache.
I headed to their new cart on Park Ave and 49th Street (one of three they now operate in Midtown) - and not only did I score an al pastor taco, I also grabbed a spicy pork torta, and a carne asada huarache.
It was one of several similar cubicles lining the outer walls of the historic Palacio, located on a venerable and busy street whose huarache-burnished cobblestones separated the municipal hall from the towering Cathedral of Alamos.
Inherent Vice is the noir-esque story of private eye Doc Sportello, a huarache-wearing, dope-smoking, hallucination-and-blackout-prone beach bum who gets in over his head faster than he can get an erection (and, when talking about Sportello, that's pretty darn quick).