These quesadillas are made with corn tortillas, folded in half, which is how they’re traditionally made in most parts of Mexico. They’re like slim, cheesy hand pies. They’re easy to make and a perfect accompaniment to a big pot of chili to feed a crowd. A cast-iron skillet or carbon steel comal is ideal for getting some of the flavorful char on the tortillas.
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