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Crisp fried tortillas topped with bean paste and cheese — a snack named for Hondurans themselves.
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Catrachas are a simple dish of fried corn tortillas topped with bean paste and crumbled cheese. Hondurans call themselves 'catrachos,' and this dish bearing that name is a beloved national snack, eaten casually at stalls, bars, and at home.
Fry the corn tortillas in 180°C oil until crisp and drain.
Fry the red beans with their liquid in oil, mashing into a paste, and season with salt.
Spread the fried tortillas with bean paste.
Top with plenty of crumbled cheese.
Serve with sour cream if you like.