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Time: 25 minutes. You can make these in minutes if you use store-bought salsa and canned refried beans. You must, however, buy all of the groceries ahead of time. Then you'll be ready to go on New Year's afternoon, when you wake up and need your huevos.

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Recipe Summary

Yield:
Serves 4
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Ingredients

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Directions

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  • Put 4 heavy dinner plates in oven and preheat to 200°. Heat salsa in a small saucepan over low heat, covered.

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  • Fill a large frying pan with 1/2 in. oil and heat over medium heat until the handle of a wooden spoon bubbles when you stand it in the oil. Remove plates from oven. Using tongs, fry each tortilla 2 seconds per side. Drain against side of pan, then overlap 2 tortillas on each warm plate. Pop in oven to keep warm.

  • Reduce heat to medium low. Cook 4 eggs, gently spooning oil over yolks to set them, 2 minutes for firm whites and runny yolks.

  • Spoon about 3 tbsp. warm salsa onto each plate of tortillas. Using a slotted spatula or spoon, transfer 2 eggs to each plate, draining against side of pan first, and top with another 3 tbsp. salsa. Keep warm in oven while frying and plating remaining 4 eggs. (You may have to increase the heat a little for the second batch.)

  • Sprinkle eggs with jack cheese, then green onions, cotija, and oregano. Spoon beans alongside and top with jack cheese.

  • *If you can spend more time cooking, check out our recipes for Salsa Ranchera, Chorizo Refried Beans, and Mexican Red Rice.

  • Note: Nutritional analysis is per serving.

Nutrition Facts

661 calories; calories from fat 36%; protein 36g; fat 26g; saturated fat 11g; carbohydrates 71g; fiber 16g; sodium 2333mg; cholesterol 458mg.
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