Today is another day in self quarantine and another meal to prepare using what I have on hand. I am making delicious breakfast tacos using left overs and homemade soft flour tortillas. Here’s a breakfast idea that is great for lunch or dinner.. Welcome to Simply Mamá Cooks YouTube Channel! I am a Mom to a blended Korean / Mexican American family that loves to share what I cook in my home. I am still learning and enjoy the process of making home cooked food..
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SOFT FLOUR TORTILLAS. 3 cups all purpose flour (400 grams flour). 2 tsp baking powder (7.5 grams baking powder). 8 oz hot water (236.59 ml water ). 1/3 cup lard bacon grease (65 grams) *use only 1/4 cup (59 ml) if using oil. 1 tsp salt (5 grams salt). REFRIED BEANS. 15.3 oz can of pinto beans (drained). 2 1/2 Tbsp (37 ml) cooking oil. 1 tsp chicken bouillon powder. 1/4 tsp chili powder. 1/4 tsp onion powder. 1/4 tsp garlic powder. 1/8 tsp ground cumin. 1/4 tsp black pepper. 1/3 cup water.
POTATO BACON HASH. 2 medium to small potatoes (small dice). 5 oz grape tomatoes (halved). 1 large jalapeño (chopped). 1/2 medium onion (chopped). 6 to 8 cooked slices bacon (chopped). 1/4 tsp garlic powder (or sub with 2 cloves minced garlic)..
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My family loves a hot breakfast. This is a quick and easy breakfast recipe I enjoy having ready for my busy family on the run. Cook your bacon in advance and keep the cooked bacon in the fridge for when you need it. For this recipe, you’ll need: Flour Tortillas, Eggs, Bacon, Shredded Mexican Style Cheese & Salsa Verde. I just a George Foreman Grill. Any panini type pressing grill is perfect for this recipe. Enjoy!
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Do you like bacon? Eggs? Potatoes? If you do, then you will really enjoy making and eating this dish for your next Saturday morning breakfast.. This potato bacon and egg breakfast skillet is one of my favorites. It’s easy to make and is guaranteed to fill you up and have you ready for the day.. Here’s what you will need: 1/2 Tbs Garlic Powder. 1/2 Tbs Onion Powder. 1 Tsp of Salt. 1/2 Tbs of Olive Oil. 1/4 Cup of Chives. 2 Medium Sized Potatoes. 3 Eggs. 3 5 slices of Sliced Cheddar Cheese (or 1/2 Cup of Shredded Cheese). 3 Strips of Bacon. Let’s get started! First things first, whip or beat the eggs until the egg whites and yolks appear evenly distributed. Basically, we’re making scrambled eggs for this dish.. Set the eggs to the side and begin pealing and dicing the potatoes.. I recommend cooking the potatoes, eggs, and bacon separatelly before bringing everything together in the end. This is to make sure that nothing gets overdone or too greasy while cooking.. The bacon and the potatoes will take about the same amount of time to cook thoroughly. So, lets start cooking these two first.. Set the bacon skillet to medium heat. It is important not to cook the bacon too hot and fast. A longer cook at a lower temperature will ensure that the bacon is cooked evenly and becomes completely crispy throughout.. Add olive oil to the potato skillet and begin cooking on medium heat. Flip and turn the potatoes periodically so they will cook evenly and not stick to the bottom of the skillet.. To keep the potatoes from becoming too dry or too hard on the outside, add just a little water when they are about half way done.. Check and flip the bacon strips until both sides are cooked well and evenly.. It should take about 15 to 20 minutes before the bacon and potatoes are fully cooked.. When the bacon and potatoes are done, turn off the bacon skillet and turn the potato skillet down to low heat. We want to keep the potatoes nice and hot while we cook the eggs. The heat will be necessary when we combine everything and top with cheese.. Crush the bacon into bits and cook the scrambled eggs.. Combine the eggs and bacon bits with the potatoes, layer the cheese on top and add a few chives. Let everything sit for a few minutes so the cheese can melt.. Now, grab a plate,serve and enjoy! #IJustLikeToCook
In this video I show you how I make potato and egg breakfast tacos. It is super easy, and tastes really good.. Recipe: http://dreaming-of-food.blogspot.dk/2016/04/how-to-make-potato-and-egg-breakfast.html. music: bensound.com (royalty free music)
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Ep 33 Breakfast Tacos Such a fulfilling way to start the day. You’ll be taco bouting this for days.. Full recipe ingredients and measurements on the blog: http://www.cheesydoesitcooking.com. FOLLOW ME: @cheesydoesitcooking. IG: https://www.instagram.com/cheesydoesitcooking/. Twitter: http://bit.ly/cheesydoesitTT. FB: http://bit.ly/cheesydoesitFB. YT: http://bit.ly/cheesydoesitYT. Equipment: Canon Rebel SL2 Camera: http://a.co/gYEmljV. Canon EF-S 18-55 f/4-5.6 IS STM: http://a.co/15261gG. Microphone TAKSTAR SGC-598: Its garbage don’t buy it. Food: Ralph’s, sometimes Whole Foods if its fancy
Recipe Preparation Cook bacon, stirring occasionally, until crisp, 6–8 minutes. Using a slotted spoon, transfer to paper towels to drain (do not pour off fat from skillet). Add potatoes. Chop up your potatoes into small 1/2 inch pieces and dice the jalapeno if using.
Add them all to a large prep bowl and seasoning with salt, pepper, paprika, garlic powder, chili powder, cumin and Lawry’s then toss with olive oil until combined. Fry the eggs in the skillet and use a spatula or wooden spoon to scramble them as they cook. Once the eggs are perfectly cooked, take them out of the pan. Lay out your tortillas and top with potatoes, bacon, and scrambled eggs before adding the toppings of your choice. Breakfast Tacos FAQ.
The ingredient list now reflects the servings specified. Ingredient Checklist. 8 strip (blank)s bacon strips. 8 large eggs eggs. ⅓ cup milk. 3 tablespoons water.
1 pinch salt and pepper to taste. ⅓ cup diced onion. 2 large potatoes, peeled and chopped. Step 1 Heat margarine over medium heat in a skillet.
Cook and stir onion and garlic in the hot skillet until tender, 3 to 4 minutes. Add eggs, 1/4 cup salsa, and cumin; scramble until set, 3 to 4 minutes. Directions Gently mix black beans, avocado, pico de gallo and lime juice; set aside. In a large cast-iron or other heavy skillet, cook potatoes and crumble sausage over medium heat until sausage is no longer pink and potatoes are tender, 6-8 minutes. Whisk together eggs and milk.
Peel the potatoes and cut into small cubes. In a large fry pan, preferably nonstick, over medium-high heat, warm the olive oil. Add the potato cubes and cook, stirring occasionally, until browned, about 10 minutes.
Add the onion and cook, stirring often, until softened, about 2 minutes. Instructions In a large frying pan, heat oil over medium heat. Add potatoes and fry, turning every few minutes to ensure they are crispy and golden on all sides. Cook until softened all the way through, about 10 minutes.
Instructions Heat a large skillet with the olive oil over medium heat. Add in the diced potato, add the salt and paprika. Make bacon taco shells: Preheat oven to 400° and line a large rimmed baking sheet with foil.
In one corner, make a bacon weave with 8 halves of bacon each, creating a square.
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Place the bacon-wrapped asparagus bundles on the lined baking sheet and bake for 12 to 15 minutes, until the bacon reaches your desired level of crispness.
4 small flour tortillas 4 teaspoons (1⁄2 stick) butter, at room temperature 1 cup shredded cheese (cheddar, queso quesadilla, Oaxaca) 1⁄4 cup thinly sliced scallions 1 batch Bacon-Cotija Guacamole (page 55) Preheat the oven to 350°F. Lay the tortillas on a baking sheet.
Start to prepare the filling: Place the bacon, onion slices, and tomato slices in the lined sheet pan and bake for 10 to 12 minutes, until the bacon is crisp
POTATO BISCUITS WITH BACON Cook 6 slices of bacon in 12-inch skillet over medium heat until crispy, 7 to 9 minutes; transfer to paper towel–lined plate.
in plastic wrap: Place 1 cubed cooked sweet potato, 1/4 cup crumbled cooked bacon, 1/2 teaspoon olive oil, 1 teaspoon sea salt, and 1 teaspoon ground cumin in a blender and blend.
Hi, I just wanted to give some feedback to your videos. Quality wise, it seems like you do a great job with the post production edits and your voice over mixed w/background music has a nice balance. You find great camera angles but don’t always get the best lighting/picture quality, possibly something to do with your camera. Also try to improve your thumbnails for your videos. I know your focus is “simple” but the thumbnail should still have a instagram worthy shot to attract viewers. I’m not sure you want to continue this project, but just wanted to give you some pointers if you want to make more videos for this or another theme.
Down here in Texas where I think the breakfeast taco originated from, we use flour tortilla and we Literlly eat breakfeast tacos most mornings outta the week, like when someone says I’m gonna get breakfeast they mean breakfeast tacos. But you should do a updated recipe and try to recreat Bill millers tacos, a Texas staple down here
that looks really good I must try this tomorrow morning…good thing I have all the ingredients already…oh ps…I’ve always enjoyed your videos..I didn’t think of them as long but very detailed
You probably already know this but a super quick and easy way to soften/warm tortillas is to run cold water on them briefly and then throw them on a hot griddle. They steam themselves soft.
Thank you semi new to your channel ❣️have my daughter saying when I really start making the tortillas call me I want one with butter lol….they love them but I didn’t know how to make them only there grandma who passed away and would spoil them…so truly thank u ❣️
Just made the tortillas for tacos tonight because I have not been to get them at the store. So delicious and soft. I don’t think I will bother buying anymore. Was always concerned with the preservatives anyways. Thank you so much all your steps were so helpful and made it easy
I hope to make your tortillas soon. I enjoyed making them when I was still living with my parents and 7 brothers and sisters. Your dough looks amazing and I hope I can make mine like yours!��
Mmmmm I just woke up not too long ago. I think I’ll have some breakfast skillet! Thanks for the recipe my friend! Looks absolutely delicious ������❤️��
I know this video was posted over a month ago but ma’am, I’m moving in!! Gotta feed my 86 lbs butt and gain some weight. That just looks absolutely delicious and I love food so fricken much!!
This reminds me of my childhood growing up…. My mom just turn 91 on Tuesday and she still get in the kitchen and crank it out like there was five of us still at home…. as soon as we walk in the door the pans start hitting the stove and she says sit and get ready I’ll make you something to eat… don’t even bother saying no….lol….. There will never be anything compared to a mother’s cooking….. Way too much TLC is put into it…. Your food looks so wonderfully good…. It makes me hungry just watching you make it….lol muchas gracias Senora….
The longer shows become much more personal and thusly entertaining. It gives the impression of an invitation and bringing the viewer into your home as a guest. Much less so with the shorter rushed variety this episode comes across as more of an intrusion that you have to deal with so you can get back to whatever you really want to be doing. It’s as much about the personality as it is the food.
Never had a problem with the length of your shows. never have fast forward through them. you’re like family Sam and good to see ya and hear what’s been going on with you. long time fan and follower.
I’m surprised you used bacon in hash, instead of chorizo??? Thanks for the lesson on flour tortillas. Going to try it this weekend for my “Three Amigos” brunch taco. Ham & chile omelette with chorizo plantain hash and pork verde chili.
Who doesn’t love bacon in anything, especially in a fantastic dish like this?! Looks great, a winner for breakfast, lunch or dinner! Thanks for sharing, and have a wonderful and blessed day -Stacy ��❤
My dad used to do 5 things when he went into the kitchen in the morning; he would start the coffee, scramble some eggs, fry up some potatoes, cook up some bacon/chorizo/sausage/leftovers(machaca, carne asada, etc)/whatever, and warm some tortillas up. It was one of the best things to wake up to.
Bro mine is probably nothing compared to this, 3 eggs shredded chicken bell peppers and sriracha sauce was my recipe I’m twelve and i was making a quick meal. I still have a lot to learn! ��
OMG, we made your refried bean recipe!!! Soooooooooo good. They are fantastic! Love your videos, thanks for sharing all your hints with us. Have a great week.
The other day, I made tortillas by your recipe and they came out very good! Thank you so much. I have a question. I want to eat fresh baked tortillas so the remaining tortilla dough can be stored in a fridge? If so how many days? Or hours.
Honestly… I have been watching your channel for a while now. I am really proud of what you guys have done. How far you have come. I wish you only the best of success and thanks for making delicious food!
Hi, I just wanted to give some feedback to your videos. Quality wise, it seems like you do a great job with the post production edits and your voice over mixed w/background music has a nice balance. You find great camera angles but don’t always get the best lighting/picture quality, possibly something to do with your camera. Also try to improve your thumbnails for your videos. I know your focus is “simple” but the thumbnail should still have a instagram worthy shot to attract viewers. I’m not sure you want to continue this project, but just wanted to give you some pointers if you want to make more videos for this or another theme.
Down here in Texas where I think the breakfeast taco originated from, we use flour tortilla and we Literlly eat breakfeast tacos most mornings outta the week, like when someone says I’m gonna get breakfeast they mean breakfeast tacos. But you should do a updated recipe and try to recreat Bill millers tacos, a Texas staple down here
that looks really good I must try this tomorrow morning…good thing I have all the ingredients already…oh ps…I’ve always enjoyed your videos..I didn’t think of them as long but very detailed
Getting tired of all these BS anti-Trump ads on every Youtube video I watch. They convince me my resolve to vote for him again is the right move.
You probably already know this but a super quick and easy way to soften/warm tortillas is to run cold water on them briefly and then throw them on a hot griddle. They steam themselves soft.
Thank you semi new to your channel ❣️have my daughter saying when I really start making the tortillas call me I want one with butter lol….they love them but I didn’t know how to make them only there grandma who passed away and would spoil them…so truly thank u ❣️
Just made the tortillas for tacos tonight because I have not been to get them at the store. So delicious and soft. I don’t think I will bother buying anymore. Was always concerned with the preservatives anyways. Thank you so much all your steps were so helpful and made it easy
I hope to make your tortillas soon. I enjoyed making them when I was still living with my parents and 7 brothers and sisters. Your dough looks amazing and I hope I can make mine like yours!��
Mmmmm I just woke up not too long ago. I think I’ll have some breakfast skillet! Thanks for the recipe my friend! Looks absolutely delicious ������❤️��
I know this video was posted over a month ago but ma’am, I’m moving in!! Gotta feed my 86 lbs butt and gain some weight. That just looks absolutely delicious and I love food so fricken much!!
I am so glad you don’t pop the bubbles. I’ve seen videos where the person pushes in the bubbles. I scream at the monitor. Lol. I love all your videos.
Ahh breakfast! My favorite meal of the day!
Simple but sooo delicious. Nice crispy bacon with fried potatoes and eggs! Yum!
You’re very good bro!
This reminds me of my childhood growing up…. My mom just turn 91 on Tuesday and she still get in the kitchen and crank it out like there was five of us still at home…. as soon as we walk in the door the pans start hitting the stove and she says sit and get ready I’ll make you something to eat… don’t even bother saying no….lol….. There will never be anything compared to a mother’s cooking….. Way too much TLC is put into it…. Your food looks so wonderfully good…. It makes me hungry just watching you make it….lol
muchas gracias Senora….
The longer shows become much more personal and thusly entertaining. It gives the impression of an invitation and bringing the viewer into your home as a guest. Much less so with the shorter rushed variety this episode comes across as more of an intrusion that you have to deal with so you can get back to whatever you really want to be doing. It’s as much about the personality as it is the food.
Never had a problem with the length of your shows. never have fast forward through them. you’re like family Sam and good to see ya and hear what’s been going on with you. long time fan and follower.
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Great video! Thanks:) my only suggestion is maybe try adding some spinach or onions/ green onions for a little veggies! Thanks!
I’m surprised you used bacon in hash, instead of chorizo??? Thanks for the lesson on flour tortillas. Going to try it this weekend for my “Three Amigos” brunch taco. Ham & chile omelette with chorizo plantain hash and pork verde chili.
Who doesn’t love bacon in anything, especially in a fantastic dish like this?! Looks great, a winner for breakfast, lunch or dinner! Thanks for sharing, and have a wonderful and blessed day -Stacy ��❤
My dad used to do 5 things when he went into the kitchen in the morning; he would start the coffee, scramble some eggs, fry up some potatoes, cook up some bacon/chorizo/sausage/leftovers(machaca, carne asada, etc)/whatever, and warm some tortillas up. It was one of the best things to wake up to.
Bro mine is probably nothing compared to this, 3 eggs shredded chicken bell peppers and sriracha sauce was my recipe I’m twelve and i was making a quick meal. I still have a lot to learn! ��
OMG, we made your refried bean recipe!!! Soooooooooo good. They are fantastic! Love your videos, thanks for sharing all your hints with us. Have a great week.
YES GIRL! That is almost exactly how I do my refried beans. For years! And I just went by how I like the flavor. I never had a recipe. Viva la Tejas!
Soon as I saw bacon fat going in. My brain said, “This isn’t Karen’s tortillas! Take notes pendejo!” But thankfully I can still call my Abuela.
The other day, I made tortillas by your recipe and they came out very good! Thank you so much. I have a question. I want to eat fresh baked tortillas so the remaining tortilla dough can be stored in a fridge? If so how many days? Or hours.
Maybe I keep missing it in the beginning but she didn’t mention what type of flour and how much of it to use? Can anyone please tell me? Thank you
Honestly… I have been watching your channel for a while now. I am really proud of what you guys have done. How far you have come. I wish you only the best of success and thanks for making delicious food!
This was a great help. I used to buy these from the small Mexican-American owned shops in Texas. Good stuff! I add sausage and cheese.