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Mexican rice
== Mexican Rice == ...onions, and a variety of spices. This dish is often served alongside other Mexican dishes such as [[enchiladas]], [[tacos]], and [[burritos]].

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Low carb mexican rice (recipe)
|Name=Low carb mexican "rice"

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Mexican skillet eggs and rice (recipe)
|Name=Mexican skillet eggs and rice |Ingredients=chorizo sausage,smoked sausage,Spanish rice,water,chunky salsa,eggs,pepper,flour tortillas

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Mexican rice
== Mexican Rice == ...onions, and a variety of spices. This dish is often served alongside other Mexican dishes such as [[enchiladas]], [[tacos]], and [[burritos]].

2 KB (297 words) - 16:51, 24 February 2024
Boxed spanish rice made better (recipe)
|Name=Boxed spanish rice made better |category=Mexican

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Spanish rice
'''Spanish Rice''' ...nish rice is not typically eaten in [[Spain]], and its origins are largely Mexican.

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[[File:Cauliflower rice.png|alt=Cauliflower rice|left|thumb|Cauliflower rice]] *[[Mexican cauliflower rice]]

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Morisqueta
...is a traditional [[Mexican cuisine|Mexican]] dish primarily composed of [[rice]], [[beans]], and often served with a side of [[chili pepper|chili]] or [[m The main ingredients of Morisqueta are white rice and beans. The rice is typically cooked in a [[broth]] to add flavor, while the beans are usual

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Mexican cuisine
'''Mexican cuisine''' is a style of food that originated in [[Mexico]]. It is known fo The basis of the [[History of Mexican cuisine|Mexican diet]] was and still is [[corn]]. It was the staple food of the [[Aztecs]]

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Qdoba
...doba Mexican Eats''' is an American [[chain restaurant]] specializing in [[Mexican cuisine]]. The company was founded in 1995 in [[Denver]], [[Colorado]], by ...Zuma Mexican Bistro. In 1999, the company again changed its name to Qdoba Mexican Grill to avoid further legal issues. The company was acquired by [[Jack in

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Taco rice
...The dish is a simple combination of taco-flavored ground beef served over rice, often accompanied by cheese, lettuce, and tomatoes. ...el stationed at the nearby Marine Corps Air Station Futenma. The fusion of Mexican and Japanese cuisine was an instant success and quickly spread throughout O

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Pancheros Mexican Grill
== Pancheros Mexican Grill == ...chain of fast-casual restaurants in the United States that specializes in Mexican cuisine. The chain was founded in 1992 by Rodney Anderson when he opened th

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Commons:Category:Cuisine of Mexico
...of foods including corn, beans, and chili peppers, which remain staples in Mexican cuisine today. Mexican cuisine is known for its use of a wide variety of ingredients. Corn, or [[m

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Tex-Mex cuisine
'''Tex-Mex cuisine''' (from [[Texan]] and [[Mexican]]) is an [[American cuisine|American]] and [[Texan cuisine|Texan]] cuisine ..."Tex-Mex" first entered the English language as a nickname for the [[Texas Mexican Railway]], chartered in southern Texas in 1875.

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Huevos a la mexicana
..."Mexican-style eggs", and the dish is representative of the colors of the Mexican flag: green, white, and red. ...th [[tortilla|tortillas]] and can be accompanied by [[refried beans]] or [[rice]].

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Chimichanga
...d by filling a flour tortilla with a variety of ingredients, most commonly rice, cheese, beans, and a choice of meat, and then folding it into a rectangula ...e sources claim that the dish was created in the early 20th century in the Mexican state of [[Sonora]], while others attribute its invention to the southweste

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Morisqueta tostada
'''Morisqueta tostada''' is a traditional [[Mexican cuisine|Mexican]] dish, originating from the [[Michoacán]] region. It is a popular and sta ...ada is primarily made up of [[rice]], [[beans]], and [[tomato sauce]]. The rice is typically cooked until it is crispy, hence the term 'tostada', which tra

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Tex-mex
...exican''') is a fusion of [[United States|American]] and [[Mexican cuisine|Mexican]] cuisines, deriving from the culinary creations of the [[Tejano]] people l ...expansion of the [[Mexican-American community]] in the US following the [[Mexican Revolution]].

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Sweet mexican spice seasoning mix (recipe)
|Name=Sweet mexican spice seasoning mix |category=Mexican

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Prawns margarite (recipe)
|category=Mexican |Ingredients=lime juice,cilantro,spring onion,heavy cream,cooked rice

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Korean-Mexican fusion
...ed popularity worldwide, particularly in areas with significant Korean and Mexican communities. The fusion is known for its innovative use of ingredients and ...in popularizing the trend. These food trucks combined Korean flavors with Mexican dish formats, such as tacos and burritos, creating a new and exciting dinin

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Caldo Xóchitl
...'' is a traditional [[Mexican cuisine|Mexican]] soup, often referred to as Mexican chicken soup. The name "Caldo Xóchitl" translates to "flower soup" in the In some variations of the recipe, other ingredients such as [[avocado]], [[rice]], or [[tortilla strips]] may be added. The soup is often served with a sid

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Tex-Mex
...and '''Mexican''') is a fusion of [[United States|American]] and [[Mexico|Mexican]] cuisines, deriving from the culinary creations of the [[Tejano]] people l ...are not the same. The term "Tex-Mex" was first used to refer to the Texas-Mexican Railway, and was a term used to describe Tejano culture. In the 1920s, the

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