I Love Love Love burritos and can have it anytime of the day... including breakfast.. I can never have it enough... :)
- 1 can of pinto beans ( I usually use the Goya one)
- 2 tortillas (I get plain ones)
- Shredded cheese (I get a shredded three cheese packages from the Supermarket which clearly indicates that it can be used for burritos)
- One small onion - chopped finely
- One small tomato - chopped finely
- Half bell pepper - chopped finely
- A bunch of fresh coriander - chopped finely
- Two tblsp of lime juice
- Sour cream (optional)
- Salt per taste
- Empty the can of pinto beans in a bowl and wash it with cold running water.
- Boil about 2 cups of water and add in washed pinto beans, along with salt and let it cook while you do the following.
- Mix in onion, tomato, bell pepper, coriander, lime juice and salt to prepare salsa.
- Place tortilla on a panini maker, sprinkle shredded cheese, fold in half and let the tortilla warm and cheese to melt. (Note - this should only take about a minute or two)
- Open up the tortilla and place it on a foil paper
- Scoop out pinto beans from water using a sieve (chalni) - make sure all the water is drained out.
- Place it on tortilla on top of melted cheese
- Add in a layer of sour cream on top of beans
- Add in a layer of salsa on top of sour cream - (after this step, it should look something like the picture below)
- Wrap around the tortilla and then wrap around the foil paper (I used the absorbent paper and foil paper)
- Serve hot!!!
ENJOY!!!
5 Zayekedar Views!!!:
Lovely burrito and love the marks on the top!I am a burrito maniac too.
I have never tasted burrito before. I'm quite interested of it when I read this recipe.
I love burritos too :-) and this is a filling I'll love,never tried with coriander leaves
@CL - the marks are from panini press that I used to melt the cheese... glad you liked it!!
@IFB - you must try it.. it's not just a treat to your mouth but also to your body as it's full of protein
@Gulmohar - a chef had once told me that a dish is not called Mexican until it has some fresh coriander in it... so mostly all my Mexican dishes have fresh coriander...
wow, completely a new recipe n interesting too...def gonna give a try. First time here. glad to follow u. Do drop in at my blog sometime.
Post a Comment
Thank you for dropping by at DesiZayeka and leaving your informative and lovely feedback. I appreciate and value each and every one of your opinions...
Enjoy your stay at DesiZayeka and keep dropping by for more recipes and my ramblings... :)