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Mexican Veggie Breakfast

Hello!
Welcome back to my page.  I am going to share with you guys one of my favorite breakfast.  I am a vegetarian and I also don't eat much bread.  (I know I have a boring life! lol.) But here is something I love to make for breakfast and I feel is not very hard to make either.





Step 1: You grease up your pan I use olive oil



 Step 2: You chop up your veggies, I am using tomato, onions, and jalapenos. You put them on the pan and cook until soft. (I forgot to take that picture....sorry.)
 Step 3:  You add a bit more oil and then put a tortilla just for about 5-8 seconds and then flip for about another 5-8 seconds and remove from the pan.  It should be golden but soft.

 Step 4: You place the tortillas on the bottom of the plate I use 3.  You then add your veggies on top of the tortilla.
 Step 5: Sunny side up eggs. You make two of them bad boys and place it on top of the veggies when you are done.  I like to add a few slices of avocado to my plate.  You can add salsa or cheese also to it.


And here is it, my magical mouth watering Mexican veggie breakfast.  It takes about 10 minutes to make the dish not very long for everything you are getting.  I love it and it keeps me full for hours!!! So that was my veggie recipe for the week.  I hope you guys enjoyed it, if you would like to get more, or want to know how to transformed a Mexican dish into a Vegetarian version let me know on the comments and I can make it for you.  Until next time, you all have a healthy eating time!!! Enjoy!

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