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    • Mexican Huevos Rancheros

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    Eggs Mexican Eggs 3 Servings

    INGREDIENTS

    3 Eggs
    3 Corn tortillas
    1/2 c Fresh tomato salsa

    INSTRUCTIONS

    submitted by: lindam@agt.net (Linda, Alberta, Canada)
Just got back from a trip to Mexico. Loved the food!! Had a craving for
these but had no recipe so I improvised. Turned out just like I remembered!
Fry eggs. Wrap tortillas in a tea towel and microwave for 1 minute to steam
them.  Arrange tortillas on plate. Place a fried egg on each tortilla.
Cover eggs with salsa and serve immediately with black beans on the side.
Variation: Huevos Motulenos: * Place fried eggs on steamed corn tortillas.
Top with chopped ham, grated cheese, cooked peas and tomato sauce.
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