Sunshine for dinner, courtesy of everyone's favorite: Mexican food! Well, Tex-Mex, really. Either way, delicious stuff. A luxurious, simple guacamole to serve (in big generous heaps) alongside lastnightsdinner's perfect mess of migas.
If you wanted to go all the way and mix up a pitcher of these, we would think you were a weeknight superstar and we'd like to know when you'd like us to come over.
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The Menu
Click through on the recipe photos or titles to see (and save and print) the full recipes, but we've also written you a handy grocery list and game plan below.
Roberto Santibañez' Classic Guacamole by Genius Recipes
Not Exactly Grandma's Migas by lastnightsdinner
The Grocery List
Serves 6
1 fresh serrano or jalapeño chile
1 large or 2 small ripe Mexican Hass avocados
6 to 8 corn tortillas
1 pickled green chile
Fresh cilantro
6 extra-large eggs
A couple limes
Optional garnishes:
Monterey jack or cheddar cheese
Your favorite salsa
We're betting you've got an onion, sea salt, dried oregano, a can of whole peeled tomatoes, garlic, and canola oil lurking around in the kitchen. If not, you'll need those too!
The Plan
1. Prep the guacamole by mashing up the onion, salt, and cilantro (but don't cut into those avocados yet).
2. Prep everything for the migas (slice and dice and so on). Begin to cook the tortilla pieces.
3. Finish the guacamole and be sure to spritz on some lime juice to keep it from browning while you finish the migas.
4. Make your tomato-y mixture and stir in the beaten eggs. Finish and serve with lots of cheese, salsa, and guacamole (maybe even a marg!).
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