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human
Mexican Food.  Rather, what we call Mexican food in the US.  Tacos, Burritos, Enchiladas, Tamales... that cooking wasn't imported here from South of the Border, it evolved organically in the American Southwest.  Its home is as much in the regions we call New Mexico, Arizona, and Texas, as it is in Northern Mexico.  Chile peppers were being cultivated and used in cooking by the Pueblo people in New Mexico when Spanish arrived 500 years ago.  The food and ingredients they developed eventually became the Southwestern cuisine we enjoy today.  We call it Mexican food, but it's really as "American" as it gets.
gpt
Tex Mex. Yeah I've had "Mexican" food in other countries. It's always tex mex, not authentic.