10 Breakfast Tacos You'll Want to Wake Up For

10 Breakfast Tacos You'll Want to Wake Up For

"I've been making these for breakfast on a weekly basis. My kids even make them! To cut the time in half to prepare I microwave the bacon, skip the onion, then bake the potato in the microwave while scrambling the eggs in the pan. To assemble: cut open potato and scoop into tortilla. Crumple bacon (sometimes we use ground sage sausage in place of the bacon), add egg, and top with fresh shredded Jack or Cheddar cheese and ranch dressing!" —GodivaGirl

"This is a great way to start the morning; quick and healthy alternative to an actual omelet when you don't have the time to make one," says Lindsey Watson. "Colby Jack cheese or Cheddar cheese can be substituted for the Monterey Jack."

"Quick Easy and Delicious! I learned this recipe from many years of eating with the Mexican cooks at my restaurant," says BEARNESTA. "They like to sneak in breakfast before we open. I've grown to LOVE this breakfast. If you like spicy food, you will love this."

Turkey sausage is fried up with onion and spices, topped with cheese, and served in warm corn or flour tortillas. Home cook Lela served hers with eggs and said it was tasty.

Canned corned beef hash and canned black beans get a spicy upgrade before layering in tortillas with eggs, cheese, sour cream, and pico de gallo salsa. Reviewer Cooking Daddy says, "This was good. I liked that you could go with whatever creative ingredients you wanted to use with this recipe. I went with the ingredients that were in the recipe but next time I'll be experiment more."

"Delicious and very simple to make," says reviewer B. Fields. "I nuked the potatoes for 4.5 minutes in the microwave to speed everything up and the meal was on the table in less than 1/2 an hour. I used soy chorizo as it's the only type my grocer had and added a bit more olive oil for cooking because of that — and it worked perfectly."

"These tortillas stuffed with scrambled eggs, beans, and salsa are great anytime! Can be enjoyed cold as well, so they're perfect to pack for the kids' lunches (or to bring yourself). Very fast and nutritious!" —Anonymous

"Migas are normally cooked eggs with fried tortilla strips," says Yoly. "I however enjoy a 'deconstructed' version. I cook my eggs with Hatch chiles and onions, stuff a tortilla with the egg mixture, and top them with fried corn tortilla strips."

Make a big scramble of eggs, ham, green onions, and cheese and serve it up in warm tortillas along with salsa and sour cream. Here's how reviewer Angie Birchfield Farnell likes to prep them for a crowd: "Make the scrambled egg mixture, fill the tortillas wih the egg and cheese. Secure with toothpicks. Spray with cooking spray and bake till cheese is melted and torillas are crispy."

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