Here is my twist on a classic huevos rancheros with this Southwestern Breakfast Skillet. The ideal breakfast for any morning.
Course:
Main Course
Cuisine:
Mexican
Keyword:
Southwestern Breakfast Skillet
Servings: 6people
Author: Derek Wolf
Ingredients
Eggs & Beans:
6Farm Fresh Eggs
2 15ozcans of Black Beansdrained and washed
Garlic Chile Potatoes:
2cupsof Golden Potatoescubed
6Garlic Clovesminced
1.5tbspof Southwest Chile Seasoning or your preference
1tbspof Canola Oil
Tomato Lime Salsa:
2small Roma Tomatoesremove the stem
1whole Jalapeñodeseeded
¼of a Red Onionno skin
1.5tbspof Cilantro
2Limesjuice
6Garlic Cloves
2tspof Sea Salt
Garnishes:
1.5tbspof Mexican Cremafor garnish
2tbspof Chopped Cilantrofor garnish
2tbspof Cotija Cheesefor garnish
Instructions
In a food processor, blend the ingredients for the salsa to your preferred smoothness. When done, place in the fridge until ready to use. In a food safe bowl, add the ingredients for the potatoes and mix thoroughly.
Preheat a grill with a large cast iron skillet with 2 tbsp of canola to a high heat (around 400F) for direct cooking.
Add your potatoes to the skillet and let cook for about 15-20 minutes until softened. Make sure to stir frequently to prevent burning. When potatoes are done, push them to one side of the skillet and add your black beans. Cook the black beans for 1-2 minutes until they are nice and warm. Push the beans into a portion of the skillet leaving enough room for the eggs in the empty part of the skillet. Feel free to pull off the black beans or potatoes if there is not enough room. Add another 1.5 tbsp of canola oil to the place where the eggs will be placed. Add the eggs to the skillet and cook them to your preferred doneness. When the eggs are close to done, top them with the salsa. Add some mexican crema to the black beans and garnish the whole dish with cilantro and cotija cheese.
When done, pull off the fire and serve up. Cheers!