Tonight I made baked eggs with chicken and garbanzos with salsa morita. I used left over chicken meat and chickpeas from a soup a made to form the main protein element in an egg bake. To begin I sauteed the chicken and chick peas in olive oil in garlic. There was no need to add salt, the chicken was sitting in broth for a couple of days. I tossed in a few handfuls of spinach and wilted it for a couple of minutes. After cooking the chicken I set this aside to cool for a bit.
Another element that I added to this was a salsa that I made from chile morita, chile guajillo, garlic, bay leaves, oreganod and cumin. I soaked the chiles in boiling water for a bit before blending all the ingredients. The chile morita (roasted, dried red jalapeño) adds a smokey flavor while the dried guajillo chile adds a deep red color and a bit of sweetness.
Another element that I added to this was a salsa that I made from chile morita, chile guajillo, garlic, bay leaves, oreganod and cumin. I soaked the chiles in boiling water for a bit before blending all the ingredients. The chile morita (roasted, dried red jalapeño) adds a smokey flavor while the dried guajillo chile adds a deep red color and a bit of sweetness.
In a large casserole I used tostadas to form a bottom layer to this dish. I covered the tostadas with the chicken and cracked some eggs over the top.
I baked in the oven until the whites set a little, trying to keep the yolks runny. I put the rest of the salsa in a bowl which I served on the side.
This looks delicious and rather healthy too! How long did you have to bake it in the oven? I bet Andrew loved it!
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Looks awesome.
ReplyDeleteSe ve muy delicioso. Espero que los huevos (no los tuyos, sino los del plato) no hayan estado contaminados. :)
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