Mexican food (Part 2)
Chilli
Cookery knows more than 60 varieties of chili peppers, from Anaheims, which is very mild to spicy hot habaneras. Jalapenos are the most well-known and recognizable, alongside chipotles–jalapenos that have been dried and smoked–the primary flavor in sauce. A favorite Mexican first dish, Chiles Rellenos, features large poblano chilies stuffed with cheese or spicy meat, which is known as picadillo. The version of these is an American bar-menu staple Jalapeno popper.
On the other hand, Chilli, as in spicy chilli con carne, is completely American version non related to the Mexican pepper, and not a Mexican dish. Other non-traditional, “gringo” kinds of Mexican food include the American-born nacho and refried beans, a Tex-Mex revision of frijoles refritos. Tex-Mex food are elements of the Mexican culture, especially its cuisine and the music which has received a wide spread in Texas, it is a modern hybrid incorporating southwestern cowboy food. Mexican dishes never include American yellow cheese. Queso Monterey, Queso Chihuahua and Queso Fresco are used instead.