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What's On Your Plate???
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I have eaten quesadillas wherever I could in many parts of the USA. After moving back to Germany I found a place in Stuttgart that made the most awesome Quesadillas and the owners Mother made a Salsa to die for. But it closed down 2-3 years ago.I like a Quesadilla too. Unfortunately the place that served the best one here (though it was fiercely chilli hot) has closed down thanks to Covid
Don’t recall coming across very many Mexican, or even Tex-Mex, restaurants in Germany at all... 
Haven't had any since.
I make them at home occasionally, pretty simple to do.I have eaten quesadillas wherever I could in many parts of the USA. After moving back to Germany I found a place in Stuttgart that made the most awesome Quesadillas and the owners Mother made a Salsa to die for. But it closed down 2-3 years ago.
Haven't had any since.
I was just thinking the same thing. I'm just learning how to make quesadillas myself. There are only a few ingredients. What can go wrong.
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ChinoTJ
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@StG if you ever visit Mexico City, and ask for a Quesadilla just make sure that they put Cheese in it, some of them depending of the filling they dont put cheese on them, on the Northern side of Mexico if you ask for 1 they all have cheese in them.
Hence the name Quesadilla=Queso, that translated means Cheese, here en in Mexico there is whole debate on that matter on how come a Quesadilla doesnt have Cheese in it 
Cheese is a must.@StG if you ever visit Mexico City, and ask for a Quesadilla just make sure that they put Cheese in it, some of them depending of the filling they dont put cheese on them, on the Northern side of Mexico if you ask for 1 they all have cheese in them.
Hence the name Quesadilla=Queso, that translated means Cheese, here en in Mexico there is whole debate on that matter on how come a Quesadilla doesnt have Cheese in it
Cheese is one of the main ingredient in quesadillas.
IMHO as a Gringo.Last edited: ChinoTJ
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Amen brother.That was my point @StG and i agree, if a Quesadilla doesnt have Cheese in it, then it is a Taco .
It is like in the US if the Hamburger didnt have a Meat Patty in it, would you still call it a Hamburger ??, I dont think so 
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