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What you’re getting in Mexican restaurants is probably Queso Fundido, not the Texas Queso Dip. Below is a fairly representative recipe (from the Two Hot Tamales ladies)... Link:...

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I’m not sure that’s the right name for it . . . but I have fond memories of a dip made from just cheese (and flavoring of various sorts). It had the consistency of, oh, about like hershey’s chocolate syrup...

Queso as in the melted cheese that you’d dip into with chips. I read on an Outer Boroughs board that Lobo in Cobble Hill has queso but it’s basically melted Velveta. Doesn’t sound promising....

Well, the Mexican versions upon which the Tex-Mex "queso" is based, are Mexican cheeses that are melted, usually under a broiler or other flame. That’s where the original poster went so horribly wrong. Some time ago, somebody...

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many people. The “Bob” dip is a reliably good queso, and I also like their nachos. Both of these appys are good because of the chips, which are the big, half-of-a-corn-tortilla kind. They are thick and crispy and...

Being a native texan, I LOVE chile con queso!! But I live in LA so I am only able to get my texas queso fix once-twice a year. So I have started putting together a list of places to get queso in LA So far I have Granada in Burbank

recipes. I would love some opinions on great Mexican Restaurants where the queso dip was a must have. Below are 5 area restaurants where I approve and love the Chile con Queso: Acapulcos (Framingham, Newton, Sudbury) Cancun (off Rt...

I’m a reporter with the Houston Press and I am looking into doing a story about queso fresco. I’m trying to find someone with connections to Mexico who has queso fresco made there (in the Mexican, unpasteurized...

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Queso is a mix of melted cheeses and hot sauce (or Rotel tomatoes) served in a bowl with a basket of chips. Think of it as the Tex-Mex version of fondue. In Texas, it is the standard by which all Mexican food restaurants are...

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as a texas transplant to san francisco, i have been searching for A LONG TIME for a very special treat... chips and queso! this is a dish you can find in almost any restaraunt in texas, and certainly in every mexican restaurant....