Rice & Beans, Spicy Eggs and Spicy Summer Salad Easy Breakfast for Dinner Meal !
Both my husband and I come from a long line of spicy-lovers. Having being born and raised in Nicaragua, I always heard my family say that the perfect meal couldn’t be complete without a good hot sauce or “buen chilito.” Imagine that, hot sauce is bound to run in your veins! But who can’t resist adding a dab or two of that special hot sauce to finish off your meal?
(San Juan del Sur, Nicaragua)
Every summer my family and I will headed to the beach to spent time with the cousins, aunts and uncles. Eating a crispy green mango with lots of hot sauce was a typical snack at any time of the day. Spending time with the cousins, aunts and uncles was exciting but sitting down to eat was an adventure onto itself. Imagine a warm summer afternoon, sitting down to have lunch or early supper, and smelling the great aromas coming from the outdoor kitchen (just a few steps from the table), everyone is talking and telling stories and then the food is served. Nothing is said, all your senses get overwhelmed with the smell of the warm tortillas, the hot rice and beans 0r “gallo pinto” and the day’s protein and then all you hear is everyone stumbling over each other to reach for the hot sauce.
Those memories will live with me forever, flash forward to today, my husband, our sons and I are pretty fond off spicy food and hot sauces but not as much as my father in law. When it comes to hot sauces my father-in-law is kind of an expert, he has tried many hot sauces through his lifetime and has even purchased hot sauces from all over the world. Last week our friends from #CollectiveBias introduced us to El Yucateco Hot sauces. El Yucateco hot sauces are available in 3 different flavor varieties: Red Habanero Sauce, Green Habanero Sauce, and XXXtra Hot Kutbil-ik Sauce and can be purchased at Publix Supermarkets throughout Florida & Georgia and at mayor retailer nationwide.
This week I decided to get my #SauceOn and prepare a Hot Sauce recipe that I usually reserve for weekends, in Nicaragua this dish is usually served for breakfast, lunch or dinner. So, I decided to surprise hubby and make his favorite eggs and gallo pinto, plus it gave my the opportunity to put my found El Yucateco Hot Sauces to a good use! 😉 As you can see from the image above, I made rice and beans (gallo pinto) topped with fresh cheese (queso fresco), scrambled eggs & onions with El Yucateco Chile Habanero Hot sauce and a summer salad with tomatoes, avocados and corn plus a dash of El Yucateco Chile Habanero Hot sauce. And the verdict was: “amazing & delicious”, now the next time my in-laws are over, I will make sure to prepare this dish and serve my father-in-law El Yucateco Hot Sauce.
I picked up El Yucateco Hot sauces and the necessary products for this week’s meals at my local Publix Supermarket. As you can see from the image above, I found El Yucateco hot sauces within the ethnic section of my local Publix Supermarket.
I also decided to treat the kids to something less spicy and made them easy spicy chicken & rice baked bread, which is something they never say no to. This is super easy dish, as everything you need might already be in your fridge, I used left over chicken, rice, onions and a few drops of El Yucateco Chile Habanero Hot sauce. I mixed everything well and place them in pre-made biscuit dough and baked in the oven for around 15-20 minutes. The kids ate their little baked sandwiches and mommy didn’t have to spent hours making a savory dish. If you are like us and love to get your #SauceOn, you can check out more El Yucateco recipes here. Finally, which is your go to hot spicy dish your family loves to enjoy?
You are giving off a Bobby Flay type of vibe with this dish….and that is a good thing! Just too bad I am a bit wimpy when it comes to hot sauce.
This looks so good right now. When I have the time, I will definitely try this out. 🙂
My husband and I also LOVE spicy food! We live in Colorado so we haven’t seen this brand of sauce before but my sister in law does live in FL. I am going to ask her to pick some up for us and send it. I also can’t wait to try to make that bread!
I love spicy food. Caribbean background! We’re teaching out son to like it also. The eggs look yummy! I put hot/spicy sauce on mine also. YUM!!
We’re also a family of spicy food lovers. Those hot sauces would fire up our taste buds but surely give food recipes a great kick!
My family is big on spicy foods. I don’t like hot sauces because a lot have vinegar which I don’t eat. My boys and their father would so love to try these hot sauces though., Thanks for sharing. The food looks amazing.
So delish! Thanks for sharing
I absolutely love spicy foods. I think everything tastes better with a kick to it. Your meal looks so tasty and packed with flavor. It was so hard for me to find the El Yucateco at my local Publix but once I found it I made sure to stock up. That stuff is GOOD! We go through hot sauce quickly and this one seems to be the most popular brand I have picked up so far.
This is right up my alley. looks very tasty!
I think these sauces would just be too hot for me. But I like the idea of the baked bread with the rices/beans and eggs.
Well this recipe will wake up the mouth! I love eggs. Thanks for sharing!
I do not like spicy foods but this sounds really delicious! My husband would like this sauce.
This looks so amazing! I’m glad we have a Publix, I’ll go check out the sauces 🙂
This breakfast reminds me of my home country Guatemala! Que rico! #client
I don’t like spicy food as much but my family would definitely enjoy this sauce.
mmmm… que rico!!! The spicy eggs reminds me a typical Venezuelan breakfast called “perico” . Next time I meme them I will add a little of this sauce. #client
This looks so delicious. I am definitely going to make it one night for dinner. Though I am a fan of Cholula or Chipotle Tabasco 🙂
Looks like a great dish. I will have to try it very soon.
It looks so yummy! Hoping I can try hihi
Looks delicious, can you send some? (^_^)
I always admire those who love to cook.