I'm doing a project on Mexico and I decided that it would be fun to bring some Mexican food for the class. What food could I make/buy that is large in quantity and is not overwhelmingly expensive?. Created by C.L. ~Raptors~. food-drink-import - cooking-recipes-import

Mexican food for a class of 30?

Jo W

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you know the cheese dip they serve in resturants with tortilla chips?

melt chichuchu (mexican melting cheese) and serve with tortilla chips.

My family loves it.

gayla

I would suggest either tacos (flour tortillas, seasoned ground meat, lettuce, tomatoes and cheese) or chili con queso (I like the simple recipe using Velveeta and Ro-tel tomatoes.) Heat 2 cans of Rot-tel tomatoes (the kind with cilantro added is great) in a saucepan. Gradually add a 2 lb. container of Velveeta cheese a few slices at a time and heat on low until melted. Great with tortilla chips.

Either of these would be good for a crowd. The tacos would be a little trickier to carry because of all the different containers you'd have to take. Also, is there a microwave to heat the food in? If not you could take a crock pot for the chili con queso.

Good luck!

Anonymous

i think this might properly be an undemanding one , you additionally could make %. De Gallo , and chips it rather is salsa , aspects (bear in mind it rather is for 30) 25 tomatoes , 15 serrano peppers , 2 onions , a million/2 bunch of cilantro , 5 lemons . Chop each and all of the aspects up into little peaces, upload the lemon juice on the top and upload a spoon of salt to end the touch .this could be a mind-blowing Mexican classic appetizer. We try this alot in my background in kin gatherings and prepare dinner outs( style super with any food). Then purchase 5 luggage of corn tortilla chips. additionally you're able to do many stuff which includes chalupas aspects are , re-fried beans , lettuce , tomatoes , cheese( of your liking . you may desire to purchase the keep bought shells of tortilla to make the chalupas( some are already annoying and arranged). properly good good fortune.

Mommy of 3

Chips and salsa or queso...also they have Taquitos in the frozen food section. They are yellow or white corn tortillas filled with cheese, beef and/or chicken. They are easy to cook in an oven, keep warm and serve. They are not messy and can be dipped into salsa, sour cream or cheese sauces. I served them at my daughter's bday party and they were a BIG hit!

Good luck!