Nope. Cop is correct. Pitta is correct. Look up Greek dishes containing the previous charade main ingredient. Its possible you don't know it but I have worked out quite a few of Yorky's Asian ones that I hadn't heard of by phonetics then searching.
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I thought Chipotle was smoked jalapeño...
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It is.
"Chipotles date back to a region that is now northern Mexico City, prior to the Aztec civilization. It is conjecture that the Aztecs smoked the chilies because the thick, fleshy jalapeno was difficult to dry and prone to rot. The Aztecs used the same "smoke drying" process for the chilies as they used for drying meats. This smoking allowed the chilies to be stored for a substantial period of time.
Today chipotles are used widely throughout Mexico as well as in the United States. Quite popular in the South Western U.S. and California, the chipotle measures between 5,000 and 10,000 Shu's on the Scoville scale."
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Spanish actually. And the make of car is relevant (Indian manufacturer). Other than that you are very close!
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I just meant I had no idea how they came up with the word. Not what they were.
Correct.