Minnesota transfer offensive tackle Phillip Daniels commits to Ohio State.
I hope all you Dubbers had a wonderful Thanksgiving. But now, the love and thanks are gone. It’s time to bring the hate! Over the last four years, tcun have ducked out of a beatdown and cheated their way to three tainted victories***. This week, the bill comes due. On Saturday, a reckoning is coming for the cheaters up north. With tailgates starting early (late Friday night?) for a noon kick, this week we have a breakfast staple in our house:
Huevos Rancheros
Ingredients
- Corn tortillas
- Chorizo
- Eggs
- Black beans
- Onion, diced
- Jalapeno, diced
- Salsa
- Sour crea
m - Li
me - Cilantro
- Olive oil
Directions
- Dice up half and onion and a jalapeno or two. Cook black beans, onion, and jalapenos in a saucepan over
medium heat on the stove. Set aside. - In another pan, cook chorizo over
medium-high heat until cooked thoroughly. Set asidemeat. - Add a s
mall drop of olive oil to the pan you used for the chorizo. Carefully crack eggs and place in the pan, being careful not to break the yolks. After a fewminutes, once bottomsides have solidified, carefully flip eggs over and allow themto cook, solidifying. Remove cooked eggs and place on a plate. - Cut li
me in half, squeeze andmix juice into sour cream. - Wash, dry, and then chop up cilantro.
- War
mup tortillas in the oven or by lightly frying on the stove. - Layer egg, chorizo, black beans, salsa, sour crea
m, and cilantro on your corn tortilla. - Enjoy!
Pro Tips
- Sprinkle a little cheese on your breakfast taco.
- Add sliced up jalapenos and/or hot sauce for extra kick. I prefer black label Valentina for this food.
- Add sliced avocado for even
more flavor. - Pair with your tailgating beverage of choice.
Previous editions of Tailgate Fare