Here in Waterloo, ON we have a street festival every year. It's the Busker Carnival! It's an international street performers festival and it's always guaranteed fun! I had a little bit of time by myself so I decided to stop by on my way to get groceries for my dinner.
Bob was hilarious! And very talented! He put on a great show and really got the crowd going. There were also a few scary moments:
He was juggling knives while doing that! Craziness! I wish I would have had more time to see some other performers too, but I was getting hungry and headed to the grocery store instead.
I wanted to make a dinner that would require a bit more time then I usually have since I had the day off work. I saw Burritos Bowls on Closet Cooking and knew that I had to make them! They were a lot of work since I had to make so many different recipes, but it was so worth it! The rice was tangy and fresh tasting and the Pico de Gallo was so good! Nice and spicy! I didn't want to buy tequila just for this recipe so I used some of the pre-cooked chicken I had in the freezer and heated it up with lime juice and cumin. Though if I made this again I would just skip the chicken all together since the jalapano spiced black beans were more then enough :) And again, just the right amount of heat! Yum!
And of course a nice cold beer is a great way to end a hot day:
Showing posts with label TexMex. Show all posts
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Monday, August 30, 2010
Thursday, April 8, 2010
My favourite quick meal.
I know that most of my posts have been more about what the food looks like and how tasty it is. So this time I figured I'd share a recipe that I use a lot and that everybody should love!
Now, to be fair, I didn't make this recipe on my own. In fact, calling it a 'recipe' is kinda pointless, since the point of the entire dish is that it can be changed to suit your tastes. I originally found this via a blog that I read. The blog is *Bitch Cakes*, and here is the post with the original recipe.
Here is what you need for 1 serving:
- Veggies, (as much as you like and any kind that you like/need to use up)
- Beans, 1/2 cup (any kind that you like)
- Oil, 2 tbsp
- Seasoning (again, whatever floats your boat)
- Garlic (optional)
- Tortilla (I like the multigrain ones you can get at AH in Holland)
- Toppings (such as sour cream, cilantro, hot sauce, cheese, etc)
Here is what I do:
First chop up any veggies you want in your burrito (sadly all I had was onion).
Put the oil in the pan and heat over medium heat. Add the veggies and cook until almost done. Then add the beans and stir. Continue until everything is heated.
Add the seasoning and stir until well combined. Now is the time to put the tortilla on top of the mixture so that it will get warmed up. 30 seconds per side.
After the tortilla is warm place it on a plate and top with the bean mixture. Top with your choice of toppings (I topped mine with sour cream, cilantro, and hot sauce).
This is delish for breakfast, lunch or dinner! It's so versatile that you can make this for anyone and they will like it! (such as not adding cilantro for those who do not like it...I'm pointing to you Dan :P)
Hope you like the recipe and will try it out! Would love to hear from you guys if you do :)
Labels:
Food,
Main Course,
TexMex,
Vegetable,
Vegetarian,
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