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Can you get cumin? If so, you can probably make some pretty good tacos.
Only the following 6 ingredients are required:
Tortilla
Ground meat - I recommend beef
Onion
Salt
Minced Garlic or garlic powder
Cumin powder
All other ingredients are optional
Cooking:
Chop enough onion to make a pile 1/2 the size of the meat
Cook the onion over medium heat until it starts to soften
Add a little garlic
Add the meat
Turn up the heat a little
add a little salt
Add a lot of cumin - this should be the dominant flavor
Add a little of any/all optional seasonings for depth of flavor
When the ground meat is done cooking, add more salt to taste. Be careful not to over salt it.
warm the tortillas
Add meat & any/all optional ingredients to the tortillas
Enjoy!
Optional Seasonings:
chili powder optional
A very little bit of MSG optional
Black pepper optional
Onion powder optional recommended
Optional Ingredients:
Chopped Cilantro optional
Chopped Tomato optional recommended
Sour cream optional recommended
Salty shredded cheese optional (Cheddar, Colby, Monterey Jack, Muenster, etc)
Salsa optional (should have tomato chunks and not look like marinara)