HOW TO MAKE SOPES (AIR FRYER VS PAN FRIED) WHICH IS BETTER? FIND OUT IN HERE!

[@soulechelon2643]

First time ever buying sopes so felt it was a good idea to see how I should cook them. I may also try both ways depending on what I want at the time. Softer = pan fried, crunchier = air fryer. In fact, think I'll make some right now in my air fryer. Thanks for the vid!

[@armandosalinas658]

Thanks for sharing this, I’ve been wanted to air fry sopes for a minute. This video is helpful, thanks again.

[@skatoman]

just what I was looking for thanks for the video.

[@hannahdrake628]

I just bought some yesterday. I will air fry mine now. Thank you.

[@luissanchez8105]

I bought an air fryer recently and its all about the temp and time you put things in there. I would say lower the temp to 350 and check sooner than midway point and adjust accordingly. Maybe spread oil more evenly with a brush. Definitely healthier but sometimes you just want the grasa you know! 😉😂

[@c.sanchez4521]

Great effort! 🤔 Sounds more like a tostada. Lower the temperature and time, and brush on the oil. Sopes are not supposed to be that overcooked.

[@jeffatgorbysgrill9480]

Great video mano, I have done sopes both ways and the fam prefers air fryer.

[@anazul587]

What?!! How did I not think of this! Lol definitely cooking mine in the air fryer! :).

[@jackieperezperez6308]

Thank you for that tip , it really help my family they are very happy with your video 👍😇 May god blessed you and your family 😇🇲🇽

[@grahamjonesfamily1634]

Yeah, I need to try your method. They never quite cook for me in the middle and they come out too soft in the middle and that's with frying them. My husband who is the white Mexican loves them.

[@Karina_L_Abad]

THANK U FOR THE COMPARISON 😊 I’m Making Air Fryer Sopes Tomorrow Now THANK U TRULY

[@phil4v8]

Daniel maybe use a brush to even out the oil on the sope.👏🙏🙏

[@DanielisHungry]

Good idea.

[@angelinagarcia7185]

Thank you I am making some sopes tonight

[@FelipeGonzalez-sh9ih]

Love the video, How long do you keep the sopes in the air fryer?

[@undiaconnormavlogs3993]

Hola Daniel is hungry 😋 esos sopes se ven bien sabrosos y me gusto la idea de la air frayer ya se que voy a almorzar saludos 🙏🌹♥️

[@DanielisHungry]

Gracias. Si me gustaron mas las del air fryer. Estaban crujientes pero no tanto como una tostada. Nomas lo de afuera estaba durito.

[@1980jogarcia]

Did I miss it. How long in the air fryer?

[@pugsabi]

He did it at 390°f for 15 minutes

[@dulceperez6082]

Thank you for this video!

[@marcovelasco3288]

Great video!!!

[@RachelRosa-m1e]

Yum

[@gracieperez6982]

I think you added too much time in the Aire fryer.

[@JoseJimenez-kt1rv]

It looks more healthy on the air fryer

[@juicymuscprod9624]

Ain't nobody care about health, it's all about flavor.

[@thisilike8534]

@@juicymuscprod9624 fr😂

[@FernandoIbarraH]

You should brush them with a bit of pig lard instead of all that oil in the pan or air fryer... They will taste like heaven 😜

[@DanielisHungry]

Will do! I've done that with tacos...talk about a game changer!

[@FernandoIbarraH]

@Sean Reed that should work too, it's all a trying game to check what works for you taste wise. But I do recommend giving lard a chance at least once and see which you prefer best. 😉

[@michaelherrera6074]

Ima try it. Thanx

[@234pelon]

How much is that machine ?

[@DanielisHungry]

It cost me $120. But I saw them at Walmart for like 80 bucks during Christmas.

[@purplegirl_14]

It’s on sale 49.00$ at Walmart go check it out

[@raulg2529]

Damn, that sounded crunchy

[@DanielisHungry]

Lol. It was just the sound. It was really good. I preferred it over the pan fried honestly. The pan fried had more of a chalupa from taco bell texture.

[@GCGUTIERREZ1981]

Some of y’all need better listening skills. SMH. Clearly said “390 for 15 minutes flipping mid way” I personally think lower temp would be better and less time to not crisp them so much . Trial and error!

[@lucylucy7525]

hope ur channels grows

[@Thee-_-Outlier]

Bro you had one job, tell us how long in the air fryer. Smh

[@chrisabbott3595]

We never learned how long.

[@pugsabi]

He put it on the screen 390°f for 15 minutes

[@jaimemireles9310]

Fast forward to 5:50 he get the crema all in his nose 🤯

[@jaimemireles9310]

Make a everyday in the life of a foreman video

[@JoseGomez-hc9hy]

sanchez,,,,,no inventes,,,sopes,,,son los sopes originales,,,,,no tostadas,,,,,,saludos muy buen video,,,,pero lo originales lo mejor,,,

[@dipoitaly]

Better foof better health in this world ,

[@DanielisHungry]

I agree. If everyone would make better foof, the world would be healthier.

[@tweetiebird]

@@DanielisHungry try avacado oil it can take higher temps than olive oil and a better flavor too IMO with lots of health benefits. Also I like your spray gismo, but I agree take a basting brush and spread it all over to coat evenly. Someone mentioned less time in the air fryer to make them a little softer. I have never heard of sopas before and i love corn tortillas better for you than flour ones. They remind me of little individual deep dish pizzas. I'm going to get a toaster oven that has air fry and try that to cut down on appliances

[@iseytheteethsnake6290]

The best way Is to do it the real way. Some oil on a COMAL! Holy shet stop frying its pan grilled!

[@isaurapadilla688]

I did 360 degrees for 13 minutes and they were perfect. Sorry but 390 is way too high and those are too crispy and burnt

[@nadienadie3468]

Oh no, those are toasted! A sope should be heated like this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZusip-vjaugi7c

[@RivetGardener]

Pan fried for sure the original sopes. Please do not try and change a Mexican original with new fangled silly devices. Look, you don't need o have a lot of grasa to fry sopes, but that's the way they should be. Your abuelos would be horrified you are using an air fryer 🙂

[@chrisabbott3595]

Really. Who goes to this trouble and doesn’t say how long! Just half way. Come on man

[@estellaaguilar930]

Use sopes in the air fryer are rocks!! But thanks I guess air fryer is out!!

[@Stefani1423]

Try it at 360 degrees for 12 minutes with oil spread evenly across it. Mine turned out much better with lower temp and oil all over