"Scott" > wrote in message
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> Difference between enchilada, taco, and burrito spice mixes? Is there any
> difference?

Spice mixes? Where are you buying these things? I have seen taco
seasoning. You put it in the meat. I don't buy it. It has additives we
are allergic to. It's easy enough to season the meat with spices I already
have. Have never seen anything called enchilada or burrito spice mix,
although I have seen and even used a canned enchilada sauce.

Enchiladas have a variety of fillings, as do burritos. I should think if
you were going to do a meat filling, you could use taco seasoning for that.
If using cheese, you probably wouldn't add anything but perhaps some onions
to it. Then there are bean enchiladas. Enchilada sauce can be made many
different ways. Tomato based is one such. Salsa Verde is another. Heck,
you can even use jarred salsa as a sauce. Depends on your recipe. I've
seen cream based sauces.

Fillings for burritos can be similar to enchiladas, although I've never
heard of a cheese burrito. They are often served with no sauce at all, but
you can have a "wet" burrito. In that case it is often covered with a
tomato based sauce and cheese.