Author Notes
I grew up in California where tacos, salsa, beans and rice were rooted into my asian blood. Buenos Aires doesn't have great Mexican food, though with lots of avocados, and my leftover crunchy-bits of corn chips, inspired this into a healthy satisfying breakfast. —FrancesRen
Ingredients
- Guacamole
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1/2
ripe avocado, mashed
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1 teaspoon
shallots, minced
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generous pinches
of roasted cumin powder
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Pinch
of table salt
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1 handful
cilantro, chopped roughly
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generous splashes
of lime juice
- Scrambled Egg & Condiments
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23
large eggs, whip with fork until color is pure yellow
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Dash
of whole milk
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*generous handfuls
corn chips
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sour cream, hot sauce (optional)
Directions
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Toast 2 tortillas in the oven or on a toaster while mixing ingredients for guacamole; set aside.
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Meanwhile, put a teaspoon of olive oil in a non-stick skillet, then set the pan over high heat; swirl the oil around until pan shimmers; pour in beaten egg.
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With a wooden spatula, slowly lift and fold eggs until they form into curds, and then until eggs are clumped, shiny and wet, 1~2 min.
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Divide the scrambled eggs on each tortilla and top it with guacamole.
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Serve with crunchy bits of corn chips, with an optional hot sauce and/or sour cream.
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