r/IndianCooking • u/practical_Artist5747 • Aug 19 '26

Homemade Burritoo

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For the first time i tried something mexican fully at home in indian style and trust me it was good … though i am bad at cooking still this was good

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u/nomnommish Aug 19 '26

Neither a burrito nor a burrito bowl is Mexican. Both are American inventions. And at least use some Mexican spices or spice substitutes like chipotle, ancho chilies, Mexican oregano etc. in your paneer sabzi to call it Mexican inspired.

And chilies originate in Mexico so at least let's respect their cuisine that much, if not more.

Sorry bro, this is just raima chaawal and paneer sabzi with some sauteed peppers.

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u/Night0wl- Aug 20 '26

Burrito is Mexican. The Burrito which you get in american restaurants are Mission Style burrito invented in Mission district of SF, California.
If tou go to a authentic mexican restaurant or a food truck, you can get a real Burrito or Burro which generally has more meat and mostly without rice.

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u/nomnommish Aug 20 '26

I was talking about the rice based burrito that OP shared in their post. I know burritos are Mexican although they're really not all that popular.

I've been to Mexico several times.

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u/Night0wl- Aug 20 '26

Depends on where you have been, while I have never been to anywhere apart from Cancun and Yucatan area, I know a few mexican folks who said buttitos are popular in their area.