Tofu Scramble & Black Bean Burrito

Tofu Scramble & Black Bean Burrito

Details

Breakfast burritos are not only fun to make, but also a great hand-held breakfast for mornings on the go.
  • Serves: 4
  • Active Time: 45 mins
  • Total Time: 45 mins
  • Views: 19,216
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Steps

Step 1: Preparing & Assembling the Burrito

• 1 recipe Tofu Scramble
• 1 recipe Hash Browned Potatoes
• 1 1/2 cup cooked black beans, drained*
• 1 tomato, sliced
• handful of chopped cilantro
• your favorite hot sauce

Method

First, prepare the Tofu Scramble and the Hash Browned Potatoes, gathering the rest of your mise en place while these items are cooking. Alternatively, you can steam or roast some sliced potatoes instead.

*Note: For added flavor, use this Basic Black Beans Recipe for the beans.

To assemble the burrito, place some the tofu scramble onto a heated tortilla and add some of the black beans, potatoes and sliced tomatoes.

Add your favorite hot sauce, if desired, and some fresh cilantro.

Roll the burrito and serve immediately.

5 Comments

  • Rebecca B
    Rebecca B
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    This is a very tasty recipe. I made the components the evening before so that it would only take a couple of minutes to assemble the ingredients. I used a gluten free wrap make from Teff flour -- not because I'm gluten free, but more out of curiosity. I think the teff wrap was a bit more difficult to shape than standard wheat tortillas, but was otherwise good. I also added sliced avocado to the mix -- highly recommended. Thanks
  • Rafaela M
    Rafaela M
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    This recipe is amazing, my kala namak's just arrived and I can't wait to cook this! Also, could I freeze the burritos?
  • Kirk B Rouxbe Staff
    Kirk B
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    Thanks so much for your comments Rafaela and indeed, you can freeze them - I would do so individually. Thanks so much for cooking with Rouxbe! Chef Kirk
  • Rebekah W
    Rebekah W
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    do you recommend any tortillas. I use mission, but I don't think they are that great.
  • Char N Rouxbe Staff
    Char N
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    Hi Rebekah: The best answer is to look for tortillas that are not too overly-processed (added oils, salts, etc.). My own preference is a stone-ground corn tortilla, and these days, you can find them in 8 inch rounds. If you prefer wheat flour, whole wheat is a good way to go for the added fiber element. If you live near a taqueria (taco bakery), your search has ended, because that is where you will find the best, handmade tortillas. And, you can easily make your own with corn masa, and once you make your own, it is difficult to eat anything from a wrapper. Cheers, Char

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