I just had a great holiday in US, Las Vegas and California. Didn't make it to Texas yet ... next time for sure!!
I had loads of Mexican foods from breakfast to dinners among other lovely dishes. I quite got in to Mexican food during this trip. Bought a nice book, The Tex-Mex cookbook. Tried already out some dishes from it. I particularly liked the section of breakfasts. I've done already several times 'Ox Eyes' or 'Eggs in heck' as they descibe it.
Basically it's eggs poached in a hot tomato sauce served with a tortilla. Excellent breakfast.
Any comments or any other ideas for nice and spicy breakfasts?
Cheers,
Sterno
Eggs in heck - Mexican breakfasts
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Looks great, but probably keep me close to home the rest of the day, if ya know what I mean!
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Looks Xcellent!!
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Eggs/Omlets and Spicey Salsa go well together.
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Eggs/Omlets and Spicey Salsa go well together.
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TXFood wrote:When doing texmex for breakfast I like chorizo sausage, eggs, re-fried beans with tortillas and some salsa. Throw some shredded cheese in there and I am not hungry again until dinner time!
Don't forget the hashbrowns. I also sometimes forgo the salsa in favor of green chile
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