No
photo, so I can't show you how I made a rather large breakfast for
myself. I was pretty stuffed.
Sunday, January 31, 2016
Betty Crocker Cookbook #30: Mexican Scrambled Eggs (pg. 221) - 160131
I
think the easiest recipe in this book is Scrambled Eggs, so I took on
the variant, Mexican Scrambled Eggs. This is very similar to the
breakfast burritos I sometimes do - scrambled eggs, stir-fried onion
& pepper, wrapped in a tortilla with cheese - but with some
chorizo sausage added. The sausage wasn't really "chorizo",
it was whatever sub-category the sausage the Mennonites sell at the
St. Jacob's farmers' market falls into. There are Mennonites in
Mexico, and I didn't go for the garlic sausage, so I'm going to call
this substitution "close enough".
Labels:
Betty Crocker,
Cooking,
Food and Drink,
Mildly Political,
Musing,
Opinion,
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