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Step 1: Preheat oven to 425°F (220°C). Oil a deep-dish pan and press dough up the sides to form a tall crust.
Step 2: Layer slices of mozzarella directly on the dough (prevents soggy crust). Scatter raw sausage pieces evenly.
Step 3: Stir tomatoes with oregano, salt, and pepper; spoon over sausage. Drizzle with olive oil and sprinkle Parmesan.
Step 4: Bake 25–30 minutes until crust is golden at the edges and the center registers ~200°F (93°C). Rest 10 minutes before slicing.

Step 1: Toast guajillos 30 seconds per side; soak in hot water 10 minutes.
Step 2: Blend softened chiles with achiote, vinegar, pineapple juice, garlic, oregano, cumin, salt, and pepper into a smooth adobo.
Step 3: Marinate pork 4–24 hours. Skewer or lay in single layer.
Step 4: Grill or pan-sear over high heat until edges char and caramelize; rest 5 minutes, chop.
Step 5: Warm tortillas, fill with pork, pineapple, onion, cilantro; finish with lime.

Step 1: Curtido: Toss cabbage, carrot, and onion with vinegar, oregano, sugar, and salt. Let sit 30–60 minutes (or refrigerate overnight).
Step 2: Salsa roja: Simmer tomato sauce with a pinch of garlic, oregano, salt, and water until spoonable; keep warm.
Step 3: Dough: Mix masa with salt and warm water to a soft, non-sticky dough; rest 5 minutes.
Step 4: Shape: Oil hands. Flatten a ball into a disc, add beans and cheese, pinch closed, then gently pat into a thick puck with no leaks.
Step 5: Cook on a medium-hot comal 3–4 minutes per side until brown spots form and cheese melts. Serve with curtido and salsa.

Step 1: Simmer steak with stock and bay leaf 60–90 minutes until shred-tender (pressure cooker ~35 minutes). Shred; reserve broth.
Step 2: Sauté onion and peppers in olive oil until soft; add garlic 30 seconds.
Step 3: Stir in tomatoes, tomato paste, cumin, oregano, smoked paprika, and 1/2–1 cup reserved broth; simmer 10 minutes.
Step 4: Add shredded beef, olives, and capers; simmer 10–15 minutes. Finish with vinegar, salt, and pepper.
Step 5: Serve with rice and maduros (sweet plantains).

Step 1: Sauté garlic, onion, and peppers. Stir continuously to prevent any burning and allow the ingredients to release their aromatic oils, enhancing overall flavor..
Step 2: Add beef, tomato sauce, olives, and spices. Take care with this step, as it ensures the dish develops the intended depth of flavor and ideal texture..
Step 3: Simmer until thickened. Serve with rice or plantains. Partially cover the pot and keep a close watch to ensure the ingredients cook evenly without drying out..

Step 1: Soak corn husks in hot water 30–45 minutes until pliable; drain and pat dry.
Step 2: Sauce: Toast chiles lightly; soak until soft. Blend with garlic, cumin, oregano, vinegar, and a ladle of soaking liquid. Simmer sauce with pork 10 minutes.
Step 3: Masa: Whip lard until fluffy. Mix masa harina with baking powder and salt; beat in lard, then add warm stock until soft and spreadable (masa should float in cold water).
Step 4: Assemble: Spread ~2 tbsp masa on a husk, add pork filling, fold sides in, then fold the narrow end up.
Step 5: Steam upright over gently simmering water, covered, 75–90 minutes until masa pulls away from husk. Rest 10 minutes before serving.