I am thrilled to share authentic Mexican recipes with future generations. These recipes are carefully selected to ensure that they are easy to follow yet finely crafted to deliver the authentic taste of Mexican cuisine. I aim to preserve Mexico's rich culinary heritage and inspire you to explore new flavors and cooking techniques. Whether you are an experienced cook or just starting your culinary journey, I hope you will find these recipes valuable and enjoyable.
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My name is Ana M Regalado. I am a proud mother of seven and Nana to five amazing grandkids. My passion for food led me to start blogging my recipes during the lockdown in 2020, not only to share with my family but also with all of you.
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I always believed that cooking is not just about feeding yourself or your family, but it's a way to express your creativity and show your love for others. That's why we strive to make cooking fun, easy, and accessible to everyone. Food brings people together to make memories for years to come. Traditional Mexican recipes Mexican food food blog
I love to inspire people to prepare delicious meals at home. Cooking should be fun and accessible to everyone, regardless of their skill level or budget.
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Huevos ahogados, meaning drowned eggs in English, is a classic Mexican egg breakfast poached in green or red salsa.
This recipe is prepared with simple ingredients you most likely already have on hand and requires no blending.
Learn how to make this authentic recipe and enjoy it any day of the week.
INGREDIENTS:
For Huevos Ahogados, all you really need is a few simple ingredients: fresh eggs, ripe tomatoes, onions, and mild or hot peppers, depending on your level of spice.
You can add 1/2 cup or more of vegetable broth, depending on your preference, or if you want a more liquid sauce. Adjust the recipe to your preference, and don't be afraid to experiment with different seasonings and ingredients to find your personal taste.
INSTRUCTIONS
One reason I love this recipe is that it doesn't require blending, which means fewer dishes to wash when cleaning up!
Growing up in Mexico, eggs were a staple ingredient in our household. We consumed them not only for breakfast but also for lunch and dinner.
ESPAÑOL
Huevos ahogados, es un desayuno mexicano de huevo escalfado en salsa verde o roja.
Esta receta se prepara con ingredientes simples que probablemente ya tenga a mano y no requiere licuar.
Aprende a hacer esta auténtica receta y disfrútala cualquier día de la semana.
INGREDIENTES:
Para Huevos Ahogados, todo lo que realmente necesita son algunos ingredientes simples que probablemente estén en su refrigerador y despensa. Huevos frescos, tomates maduros, cebollas y jalapeños o serranos según que tan picoso los quieras.
Cuatro tomates Roma
Un jalapeño, 1/2 pimiento morrón o pimientos serranos para calor extra
1/2 Cebolla Blanca Mediana
2 dientes de ajo
sal y pimienta negra
1/4 cucharadita de comino
1/2 cucharadita de orégano mexicano
1 cucharadita de chile en polvo
2-3 cucharadas de aceite de oliva o aceite de cocina
4-5 huevos grandes
Puedes agregar 1/2 taza o más de caldo de verduras, según tu preferencia, o si deseas una salsa más líquida.
Cuando cocine, no tenga miedo de experimentar con diferentes condimentos e ingredientes para encontrar su gusto personal en la cocina.
INSTRUCCIONES
Una de las razones por las que me encanta esta receta es que no requiere licuarse, ¡lo que significa menos platos para lavar al limpiar!
1. Lava los tomates y los jalapeños con agua tibia y un chorrito de vinagre o sal.
2. Pica el tomate, la cebolla y los jalapeños en trozos pequeños. Luego, picar finamente el ajo.
3. En una sartén mediano/grande, caliente el aceite. Saltee la cebolla y el ajo durante un minuto hasta que estén translúcidos y fragantes. Agregue los tomates, jalapeño, y los condimento y cocine a fuego lento durante 10 a 12 minutos hasta obtener una consistencia similar a una pasta. Si no te gusta muy espeso, ajusta el grosor de la salsa agregando caldo de verduras a tu preferencia.
4. Cascar los huevos en la salsa uno a la vez. Sazone con pimienta negra recién molida. Inmediatamente apague el quemador después de agregar los huevos y pimienta y cubra durante 45 segundos a un minuto, asegurándose de no cocinarlos demasiado.
5. Sirva inmediatamente con una guarnición de frijoles. Adorne con cilantro fresco, queso fresco y aguacate.
En México, los huevos eran un ingrediente básico en nuestro hogar. Los consumíamos no solo para el desayuno sino también para el almuerzo y la cena.
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