Austin is basking in plenty of praise ‘n’ glory these days.
The city is like the most popular student in high school – and people love everything about the kid. People want to listen to the same music, use the same technology and eat the same food as the kid. They’re ga-ga for the kid. But José Ralat, who has held the title of taco editor at the venerable magazine Texas Monthly since 2019, isn’t so dazzled by the kid. At least when it comes to his beloved tacos.
Texas,” his voice louder and more emphatic than at any point in the interview. When challenged to make a case for Texas, he cited: • The Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport, which “ships in everything.”• “The port city Houston gets everything.”• Large vibrant immigrant population bringing tacos from Mexico and elsewhere. Texans want to share their food, he said, and “the best way to share food in Texas is in a tortilla.” Ralat resides in Dallas, hundreds of miles from the border with Mexico.
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