From Coles
Magazine, October 2013.
Breakfast-type meals are always a favourite
with me and when they are Mexican flavours then I am sold. I remember
travelling through Mexico and settling down nearly every morning to hoe into huevos
rancheros, bursting with flavour and so satisfying you could do without lunch.
Browsing through this Coles magazine I came
across this variation and memories of Mexico prompted me to make it. A chopped
onion and chopped red capsicum with sautéed until soft. A teaspoon of cumin was
added and stirred in for a little while before 4 chopped tomatoes were added
with ½ cup water and a half a stock cube. I added a chopped red chilli and ½
teaspoon Mexican dried oregano. Once this mixture reached the boil it was
simmered for about half an hour. When it had thickened a little, a can of red
kidney beans was opened and placed in a sieve under a cold tap. Once the beans had
been rinsed they were added to the tomato mixture, stirred in and let heat
through.
While they heated a frying pan with a little
oil was heated and tortillas cooked on each side until they had crisped up.
They were kept warm in the oven while eggs were fried.
Now a tortilla was placed on each plate, the
tomato/bean mixture spooned over and a fried egg placed on top. Slices of
avocado and some coriander were added and, of course, some chilli powder
sprinkled over.
Tasty and definitely a favourite. When a
breakfast dish tastes like this it’s always fair go for an evening dinner.
Taste: ✔✔✔✔
Ease of
cooking:
✔✔✔
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