Breakfast with tortilla wraps will set you for a great start of a week. Sounds too exaggerated? Well, if you have a packed schedule, having them ready and warm it up in the microwave for on-the-go breakfast or snack is a no-brainer.
Total Time: 30 Minutes
Prep Time: 15 Minutes
Active Cook Time: 15 Minutes
Serving: 5-20+
When it comes to bring something to church for coffee time, I find that something savory and warm is always welcomed. And everything will be mopped in a few minutes. Best of all, even though people get 2nd or more serving, they still don't have enough. Next thing you know, they will come and ask you for the recipe.
Oh, wait....there's more. Since you brought something so cool, they remember your food all the time. When you do coffee time again, they definitely look forward to whatever you bring in. Next thing you know, you become a "celebrity" in the community.
I am a very low key person. Having too much attention makes me uneasy. But I do love people enjoy my food. Even conversation comes much easier because of the food.
In fact, this recipe was created from my pantry. I got the last minute notice from a fellow church goer that they needed some urgent help for the coffee time at church the next day. Instead of making another special trip to the grocery store, as usual, I looked for something that is in my fridge or pantry already.
In this recipe, I will show you how to make ahead, assemble the breakfast burritos to go or add a few more easy ingredients to make a great meal and let everybody makes their own.
Have fun cooking and enjoy the praise from everybody.
When I made this breakfast with tortilla wraps recipe the first time, I brought it to church to serve during coffee time. So, I made ahead the day before. Also, due to the crowd, I can't go on bold flavor, such as green chili or jalapeño pepper. I even needed to go easy on salt, too.
So, here is the trick. If you plan to serve it immediately, cook everything as the recipe below.
If you plan on serving it later and need to heat it up before serving, everything needs to be undercooked a little bit. In other words, the scrambled eggs may be a little bit wet. The sausage will not be brown, but just warm up a little bit and got some of the grease out.
Why? When you warm up the breakfast burritos later, the cooking process will continue.
Serve the breakfast burritos like this and let everybody assembles their own. Or you can add some side dishes to spice up the recipe.
Lay a piece of aluminum foil which is slightly bigger than the tortilla on a flat surface
Line eggs, sausage and cheese in the middle across of the tortilla.
Make sure the way how you line this stuffing is facing a corner of the foil where you will start folding later
Put about 1 tablespoon scrambled eggs, 1 teaspoon sausage and 1 tablespoon cheese
Roll up the tortilla as tight as you can to make burrito
Fold both sides in and roll towards the other end of the foil
Depending on your crowd, cut burritos into halves or 3 equal parts
For a bigger crowd, you may even need to cut up into more portions. If your crowd is 4-6 people, you are ok.
The foil serves 2 purposes here in this recipe. 1) Prevent making mess; 2) Ease to warm up the burritos.There are several sides you can serve along if you let the guests or your family to assemble the breakfast burritos themselves. Here are some suggestions for you:
Serve them separately.
Ingredients
10 (6" / 15cm diameter) Flour Tortillas
12 Eggs (beaten)
1 pound (454g) Pre-Cooked Sausage Links (thinly sliced or diced, depending on the shape and size of each sausage)
2 cups (14oz / 403g) Shredded Mexican Cheese
1/2 teaspoon Salt
1/2 teaspoon Ground Black Pepper (divided)
1/4 cup (2oz / 50g) Extra Virgin Olive Oil
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