Breakfast Burritos

[Mr_Balls]

What do you like in your breakfast burritos?

 

[squallumz]

depends. egg and soychorizo is good. i do get eggs from my sisters chickens and they are way good.
potatoes are also good in there as well as cheese.

 

[tiger1977]

Sausage, eggs, cheese, & salsa.

 

[xfire]

Bacon, egg, & cheese. Sometimes chorizo and potato. There's a local tortilleria that sells several different types of breakfast burritos. Pretty good stuff. I also like boudain kolaches.

 

[gunslingingbird]

Eggs and chorizo are the best things that can go into a breakfast burrito. Dowse it with some homemade salsa, and it's a breakfast fit for a king :yummie: :drool2:

soychorizo

:scream: FAG!!! :scream:

 

[LukeEl]

depends. egg and soychorizo is good. i do get eggs from my sisters chickens and they are way good.
potatoes are also good in there as well as cheese.

Soychorizo is awesome, I like to mix in cheese, some mashed potato, and fakin bacon in a burrito. And as I hold thy burrito up it shines with tasty godlike powers.

 

[Smallville22]

Sausage and eggs.

 

[kksguy]

Scrambled eggs, chorizo and green chiles

 

[BAYAMONXXX]

I prefer a Turkey wrap over a breakfast burrito.

 

[BCT]

Sausage and eggs. WTF is chorizo?

 

[gunslingingbird]

WTF is chorizo?

It's a type of Mexican sausage.

 

[lurkingdirk]

It's a type of Mexican sausage.

You're quite a sausage expert.

 

[squallumz]

:scream: FAG!!! :scream:

haha stfu! you know whats in actual chorizo? glands and lymph nodes and shit! no thanks!

 

[ChuckFaze]

Speaking of Chorizo, for a super tasty Chili Dog, substitute a fried Chorizo instead of the Wienie and that'll make for a very tasty, spicy Chili Dog.

 

[dbradford8589]

Chorizo,egg,potato and cheese. I just made 6 pounds of chorizo from my javeLina I shot in February.

 

[VampDude]

It's a type of Mexican sausage.

Spanish actually, but Mexicans are Spanish... I think? or at least from when the Spaniards invaded Central America.

I've always wondered why Spanish and Mexican food is different? Maybe from the surrounding influences?

 

[gunslingingbird]

Spanish actually, but Mexicans are Spanish... I think? or at least from when the Spaniards invaded Central America.

I've always wondered why Spanish and Mexican food is different? Maybe from the surrounding influences?

Srsly?!? Where do I even start addressing this? First of all, I am
NOT Spanish. I speak Spanish, my great grandmother's grandparents came from Spain, and there are certain customs and traditions that my mom's family follows that originated in Spain, but we are NOT Spanish. What you just said was as bigoted and ignorant as when my dad's redneck dad used to say that anyone from south of the border was a Mexican, regardless of where they were from, because it was all Mexico, and they all spoke Mexican. It's like if I saw an Asian person walking down the street and I said he's Chinese because all Chinamen have slanty eyes.

Why is Spanish food different from Mexican food? Oh, I dunno, maybe because they have different origins, ingredients, and flavors? Why is French food different from Italian food? I mean, France was part of the Roman empire, right? Shouldn't they all be eating pizza and chicken parmigiana?

Chorizo is Mexican. The Spanish sausage you're thinking of is longaniza, chistorra, butifarra, or a slew of other sausages from Spain.

Just for the sheer ignorance of that post I'm sorry that I'm not allowed to give negative rep.

 

[Red Spyder]

Machacado :drool2:

 

[gunslingingbird]

Machacado :drool2:

¿Quieres decir machaca, güey?

 

[~~whimsy~~]

I make my own.