Definition of flauta
: a usually corn tortilla rolled tightly around a filling (as of meat) and deep-fried
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The relatively svelte burrito looks more like a flauta than a steroidal Chipotle creation.
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Casa Corazon Restaurant Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, this Mexican restaurant on 16th Street, south of Thomas Road, serves huevos rancheros, ceviche, enchiladas, burritos, flautas and chiles en nogada.
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Mejia: Chicken, and also my mom's chorizo and potato hash, and this dish called flautas.
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Some main dishes are served at lunch only, including flautas ($8), but tacos ($2.50 to $3) are available at both lunch and dinner.
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ORDER THE: cheesy, deep-fried flautas; the stunning ceviche with plump, pristine shrimp; the crispiest pulpo (octopus) known to humankind; and the chicken mole.
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Barbacoa, carnitas, flautas, enchiladas, tacos, burritos, chile rellenos …
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Origin and Etymology of flauta
American Spanish, literally, flute
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