Queso, the Tex-Mex cheesy dip that begs for just one more scoop
This new and improved recipe for the Tex-Mex dip adds layers of flavor and spice without sacrificing the traditional creamy texture.
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This new and improved recipe for the Tex-Mex dip adds layers of flavor and spice without sacrificing the traditional creamy texture.
Queso translated from Spanish is simply "cheese." But to many Americans, particularly those with roots in Texas, it is shorthand for chile con queso, a cheesy dip with chile peppers that is a staple at social gatherings of all types. While recipe variations abound, "the common Tex-Mex version can be prepared in a microwave in a matter of minutes, with a block of process[ed] yellow cheese and a can of tomatoes and peppers," Tim Carman and Shelly Tan wrote in The Washington Post.
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