Rather of listing out all the ingredients within this breakfast skillet, I simply made the decision in summary using the word &"Mexican.&" Why do Mexican? Really simply because it's some lovely Mexican staples corn, avocado, chili powder, eco-friendly peppers, cilantro and black beans.
Otherwise, it might have needed to be named &"Yams Breakfast Skillet with Corn, Avocado, Black Beans and Fried Egg&" that is way far too lengthy.
Alas, it’s perfect timing for Cinco de Mayo, that is next Monday.
Maybe you need to celebrate Cinco de Mayo around the weekend prior to the fifth. Well, should you choose, you’re smart margaritas are acceptable every day and would pair wonderfully with this particular brunch-friendly skillet.
Or, simply make it in the morning any day, as this dish is loaded with tasty, robust flavors. The cilantro and chili powder work wonders using the yams grain.
What’s much better than a house-cooked Mexican brunch? Really, certainly one of Lu’s best buddies from college is Mexican and the mother is definitely an awesome prepare. I’ve been intending to invite myself over for a few of her authentic Mexican cooking. The sounds and smells of Mexican in the kitchen area are somethin’ else.
The avocado warms using the yams grain and helps to create a fantastic texture that’s only enhanced whenever your fork breaks the fried egg. Should you don’t wish to wait for fried egg to create, just scramble two and throw it within the skillet.
All this Cinco de Mayo talk will get me excited. It’s one of individuals holidays have a tendency to appears to center around tasty food, festive drinks and good company. That’s my type of party.
I really don’t love margaritas, however i’m a large cerveza woman. I really like Pacifico, Corona and Dos Equis. Mexican beer is the greatest. Particularly in a michelada.
Serve this meal inside a gorgeous surefire skillet having a big spoon and also have your visitors scoop out some. Should you’re feeding greater than 2-3 mouths, just double the amount recipe and employ a bigger skillet. It’s a really share-friendly meal.
What's happening for Cinco de Mayo?
- 1 (345g) medium yams, peeled, Blade C
- 1 small ear of corn
- 1 large garlic clove clove, minced
- 1/3 cup chopped white-colored onion
- 1/3-1/2 cup chopped eco-friendly bell pepper
- 1 14oz can whole peeled tomato plants
- 1/2 teaspoon chili powder
- 1 avocado, peeled, insides cubed
- 1.5 tablespoons of chopped cilantro
- 1/2 cup black beans
- 1 egg (or 2)
- 2 tablespoons of crumbled cotija cheese
- Put your yams noodles right into a mixer and pulse until grain-like. Put aside.
- Put the corn right into a saucepan and canopy with water. Provide a boil and prepare for just two minutes or until corn softens. Drain and hang aside.
- Heat a 8 or 10" skillet over medium heat after which include the essential olive oil, garlic clove and onions. Prepare for one minute after which include the eco-friendly peppers. Prepare for just two-3 minutes or until onions are translucent.
- Include the yams grain. Toss to mix after which include two tomato plants within the can by crushing all of them with both hands within the skillet. Include 2 tablespoons of from the juice in the can. Then, include the chili powder, avocado, cilantro, black beans and shed 3/4 from the corn kernels in to the skillet. Toss to mix fully after which let prepare, stirring from time to time, for six-8 minutes or until yams grain softens.
- As the skillet cooks, fry an egg in another skillet.
- Once the yams grain skillet is cooked, top it using the fried egg, sprinkle with cotija and serve.