It’s a
common story among undergrads: you were
up late with the booze and the sex, and the morning has come and its time to
get to class; the stomach starts to turn in emptiness, but there isn’t enough
time to make a solid breakfast. Well I
have the cure. Next time Sunday rolls
around and you’re lying on your lazy ass, get to the store then get in the
kitchen. I’m gonna’ show you how to make
some bomb breakfast burritos that you can save, then simply reheat in the
morning for a solid breakfast that will leave you satisfied and ready to make
the day your bitch.
What you’ll
need:
-
Tortillas (bigger is better)
-
Bacon (DUH)
-
Ground Beef (this one is my preference; I feel
it makes it more of a Mexican dish)
-
Taco seasoning
-
Eggs
-
Green Peppers
-
Jalapeños (leave out if you’re not into the
heat)
-
Cheese
-
Hash Browns
-
Butter/Margarine
You will also want to use a George
Forman style grill. This gets that hard outer
shell that really kicks the burritos up a notch


So first you are
going to want to cook up your taco meat.
Break up the ground beef and cook it while stirring it around until all
the meat is brown (pink=sick=dead). Then
I like to remove all the grease before adding the taco seasoning and
water. While this is cooking, fry up
your bacon and hash browns. After the
bacon is all cooked up, take it out of the pan and throw the eggs on (I’ll
leave the decision of whether or not to remove this grease up to you). The eggs will cook fast. When they are all done, start throwing your
other ingredients into this pan. Put as
much of each as you see fit. This will
leave you with a colorful mix that will be hard to resist eating on the
spot. Now for the burritos. Spread a thin layer of butter or margarine on
the outside of your tortilla and then fill it with the good stuff. The art of rolling a burrito is just that,
and I’ve seen some pretty horrible rolls in my day. Be sure to fold in the top and bottom edges
before going in for the big roll. Get it
tight then throw it on the grill. The
Foreman style grill is perfect because it grills both top and bottom. Get all the burritos on there and cook them
to golden brown perfection. Now you have
five awesome burritos, one for every morning of that stressful workweek. Wrap those suckers up and throw them in the
fridge. When the morning comes around,
just toss them in a toaster oven or even the microwave and enjoy. Get some sour cream and salsa and a shit ton
of hot sauce on there if you know what’s good for you. Now you can grab some food on the go and tell
the day to suck it!

First off--the weird stuff before each item listed was a little distracting. I'm not sure if it was on purpose or a technical issue. Question--I have nothing to ask, but I guess what made you think about compiling a recipe?
ReplyDeleteyou must be on a inferior browser because theres is nothing distracting about what I am currently looking at
ReplyDeleteDon't see any weird things by the items either. I have made the good ol' bfast burritos in my day, but they never looked like these. This looks straight up beautiful. Also, whoever drains the bacon grease, and says know to the jalapenos is a terrible person. Anywho, have you noticed anything different when eating these fresh compared to reheated? Burrito-style things normally work out both ways well, and I am curious about some breakfast.
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