Tajín seasoning is available among the other Mexican products at the supermarket. It is a mixture of ground chili peppers, salt and lemon juice. It has a unique flavour that is at once spicy, salty and slightly acidic. Tajín is often used to season fresh fruit, vegetables, traditional dishes (such as tacos and ceviche) and is increasingly used in various cuisines around the globe.
Originating from the town of Cotija in Mexico, this firm Mexican cheese of the same name is salty, dry and made from cow’s milk. It’s used in numerous Mexican dishes for its flavour and crumbly texture.