Taco seasoning

[Anonymous No.19581633]

What is your best taco seasoning recipe?
Normally I just use seasoning packets but I don't have any and don't feel like going to the store. I do however have a bunch of spices I can use (cumin, paprika, cayenne, garlic/onion powder, salt, pepper). I'm just not sure how I should proportion them or which ones I should avoid.
How do you like to mix your taco seasoning spices?

[Anonymous No.19581683]

charcoal grill, salt and pepper
using roasted/charred tomatoes instead of raw
Melting the cheese instead of using cold cheddar
Frying my own tortillas instead of usinf brittle and tasteless shells

[Anonymous No.19581708]

>>19581633
red chili powder
onion powder
garlic powder
mexican oregano powder
salt
msg
pepper

NO CUMIN.

[Anonymous No.19581717]

2 parts cumin
3 parts dark red chili pepper powder
1 part paprika
1 part oregano
1 part garlic powder
1 part black pepper
1/2 part cayenne
salt to taste (lots)
msg

[Anonymous No.19581721]

Cum in it

[Anonymous No.19581729]

>>19581717
>2 parts cumin
jesus anon that's a shit load of cumin, were making taco seasoning not hobo excrement.

[Anonymous No.19581732]

>>19581633
hwat maet are you cooking

[Anonymous No.19581815]

>>19581708
This plus Cumin is pretty close to Seasoning packets. But do get used to low Cumin op, it's worth it. There's a whole world of tacos out there.

[Anonymous No.19582214]

>>19581815
cumin is a sign of cheap garbage tacos. no mexican restaurant uses cumin, and every mexican I have question says cumin does not belong in tacos.

the only restaurants that put cumin as seasoning are cheap as gabrage text mex restaurants a la abuelos.

[Anonymous No.19582244]

>amerigolems really do eat this abomination, bastardization of one of the world's greatest foods
Either eat real Mexican soft torilla tacos, or don't bother calling your dogshit slop that

[Anonymous No.19582267]

You can't fool me. I've seen authentic Mexican food. Everything Texas did was an improvement and the "no really, this is authentic" shit yuppies eat isn't anything close to real Mexican food. If you're going to simp for authentic cuisine chose something whose authentic cuisine isn't boiled peasant scraps.

[Anonymous No.19582275]

>>19582267
And to be clear, yes they make good sauces. Good sauces to cover up the quality of their food. Take the sauces dump the rest.

[Anonymous No.19582303]

>>19582214
feel good? wasn't typing bout real Seasoning, anon mentioned packets. wtf...

[Anonymous No.19582308]

>>19582214
>NOOOOOOOOOOO IT'S NOT AUTHENTIC
OP didn't ask for authentic seasoning and nobody need permission from your token brown friends to add a spice to their food, faggot. Cumin is a phenomenal spice used in cuisines from around the world, it doesn't suddenly become a "cheap" and inappropriate spice because YOU don't like it.

[Anonymous No.19582318]

>>19581633
Behold tacos from Catherine Bell