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I am wondering if it's possible to add a bit code in latex, perhaps by using some kind of escape character, to mark parts of the minted environment that should be executed as regular latex code?

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do you mean similar to escapeinside from the listings package? – cmhughes Jan 18 at 0:39
@cmhughes: Yes. Or some way of achieving the same goal in the minted environment, even if it doesn't involve escaped text. – Henry B. Jan 18 at 0:51
minted has texcl and mathescape options which are used as their equivalents in listings. Are these enough for you? – hpesoj626 Jan 18 at 0:52
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Unfortunately these are only used in comments. I can't see an escapeinside equivalent in the manual. – hpesoj626 Jan 18 at 1:02
@hpesoj626 I guess the problem is that minted leaves the parsing to another tool (Pygments), and this makes dropping out of the parser to do formatting 'hard'. – Joseph Wright♦ Jan 18 at 6:58
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