MENU

Bean & Egg Taquitos

close up of stuffed but not yet rolled taquito

Taquitos!

I made these to use up some leftover beans and garden Sungold tomatoes and heavy cream before going off on a long weekend camping trip.

Also, as a bonus, they make great breakfast camping treats over an early morning fire..

And they are so cute.

I love a good morning fire to scare off the dew.

all the ingredients on the counter
scrambling eggs and warming up tortillas, pan shot
setting the scene, getting ready to fill the tortillas with toppings
corn tortillas with cheese not yet stuffed
taquitos not yet rolled
a rolled taquito next to one rolled in foil
me holding one rolled taquito in my hand
side angle of rolled taquito and one in foil
taquitos wrapped in foil

Ingredients:

  • 9 small thin corn tortillas
  • 1 cup of shredded cheese
  • pat of butter
  • 4 medium eggs
  • a splash of cream (if you have it)
  • ½ cup black beans
  • juice from ½ lemon
  • a handful or two of Sungold tomatoes (or a tomato)
  • a few sprigs of basil
  • some pickled onions
  • other things? optional foil

Prep your buffet of fillings before rolling up your taquitos.

I warmed up the corn tortillas in my skillet, flipping them and adding a bit of cheese to melt into the tortillas. Don’t cook them too long or they get too crunchy and hard to roll up. 1 minute or two each, just to get them pliable for easy rolling..

Soft scramble up the eggs by melting a pat of butter and then adding the eggs scrambled with cream. Cook slowly on low heat stirring and stirring until you get nice small curds. Season.

Drain your black beans and then add some lemon juice and season really well. Have fresh herbs? Add them (I think I had some pineapple sage).

Halve the sungolds (or chop up a tomato) and mix in minced basil with seasonings.

Now, set out your freshly warmed tortillas with cheese, add a bit of egg, some beans, a few tomatoes, and a pickled onion or two to each one. Be careful not to fill them too much; you want to be able to roll them up into little taquitos..

Now, roll them up! I also rolled each of mine in foil and stuck them in the freezer for a few days, so I can just lay them over the fire pit grates to give them a little shock in the morning and warm up my soul.

Now, go outside!!

September 20, 2021 Comments (0) Eggs, Holiday

, , , , , , , , , ,

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

« »