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A sweet pancake of ground fresh corn served with salty cheese — a specialty of northern Nicaragua.
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Güirila is a specialty of the mountainous north of Nicaragua: batter of ground young corn is cooked thick on a griddle into a slightly sweet pancake. It's rolled up with cuajada, a salty white fresh cheese, or sour cream. It's sold at roadside stalls during the corn harvest.
Cut the kernels off the corn.
Coarsely blend with the milk, sugar, and salt.
Lightly oil a frying pan and pour in rounds of batter about 1cm thick.
Cook on low for 5 minutes per side.
Serve with cheese and sour cream.