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If you're interested in going Mexican with it, chicken is used on some of their best dishes. You can get a full recipe list at http://allrecipes.com/Recipes/world-cuisine/latin-america/mexico/authentic-mexican/poultry-pollo/main.aspx
orange chicken
a lot of natural wood fire cooking for authentic dishes, lots of fruit plain, simple, good anywhere
Yes. Beans are some of the most popular ingredients in Mexican cuisine, accompanying other dishes.
Real Mexican food is quite unlike the Mexican food you can find around the United States. Mexican food has some rich and spicy dishes, unlike the kind found in America. In the United States, you probably find buritos, tacos, chips and salsa, queso dip, and enchiladas, rice, beans, etc. That does not mean that you can't find these dishes in Mexico, they just aren't your typical meal. For example, it is like us not having steak or a hamburger at every meal. The food in Mexico is more spicy, and it taste bad to some Americans. It is more of a moderized version of Mexican food in America. It depends where you live or who made it. Chicago and Los Angeles probably has Mexcian food that is very authentic (if you go to a real Mexican restaruant and not some American chain like Taco Bell or Chipotle). There are so many Mexican people in the US and they eat authentic Mexican food. If you eat at one of their homes or go to one of their restaurants it is probably authentic.
A cupbored of dishes
The website allrecipes has many different recipes that you can find a wide variety of Italian recipes. Some very popular Italian dishes include pasta and pizza.
tacos, fajitas, burritos and other dishes with tortillas
At Redcrab, our Cajun seafood menu boasts a variety of mouthwatering dishes. Some popular options include Cajun shrimp, crawfish étouffée, blackened catfish, gumbo, and jambalaya. Each dish is expertly seasoned with our signature Cajun spice blend, creating a flavorful and authentic dining experience.
Yes, it is one of the most popular, traditional dishes found in Mexico. See related questions section.