Huevos Rancheros
I served this for dinner, but it would be a fabulous brunch on a lazy Saturday morning.
Serves 4, easily doubled
4 corn tortillas
4 eggs
1 cup salsa
1 cup black beans
shredded lettuce
avocado, diced
Preheat oven to 250 degrees. Lay tortillas flat on a cookie sheet. Spray with coconut oil (or spread on some ghee) and sprinkle with sea salt. Put them in the oven and let them warm up while you cook the eggs. Dump salsa and beans into a large skillet, stir and let it warm up for a minute or two. Make 4 holes in the salsa and crack the eggs into them. Turn the heat down to medium/low. Cover and cook until the eggs are done - about 5 minutes. Take out the tortillas from the oven and put them on each plate. Scoop the eggs/salsa/beans on top of each tortilla. Top with lettuce and avocado.


Enjoy!
We are so like-minded! I'm getting ready to post a TON of Mexican recipes on HMK!
ReplyDeleteThis recipe looks great :) Can I feature it on HMK?
PS I've been to Guatemala a few times and I would eat beans and eggs for breakfast every morning!!!
ReplyDeleteOh yum! I love cooking Mexican food, I guess it helps that I live there. :)
ReplyDeleteNisha- Guatemalan food it good but it can't beat Mexican. It lacks spice.
Seriously, beans and eggs....best thing ever. I remember the first morning I was in Mexico and I was blown away by how amazing breakfast was. Refried beans, eggs, tortillas, and a smoothie. :)
ReplyDeleteI love anything Mexican, especially Heuvos Rancheros. This looks easy and healthy.
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