Where is torilla soup from?
Tortilla soup is believed to have originated in Mexico.
While the exact origin isn't definitively known, it's widely thought to be a combination of pre-Hispanic and colonial influences.
Here's a breakdown:
* Pre-Hispanic influences: The use of corn (for tortillas), tomatoes, and chili peppers all stem from indigenous Mexican cooking traditions.
* Colonial influences: The introduction of chicken and other European ingredients likely occurred during the colonial era.
Today, tortilla soup is a popular dish throughout Mexico and is enjoyed with various regional variations.
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