BREAKFAST EGG ROLLS

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A New Variation on an Old Favorite. Scrambled Eggs, Fine Minced Potatoes and Chorizo come together for this appetizing breakfast treat. Add a little Minced Jalapeno or other peppers for a bit of a bite. Or let your guests add a dash of Tabasco Sauce when served, It'll wake up their taste buds in the morning. I personally...

Provided by Gary Hancq

Categories     Pork

Time 35m

Number Of Ingredients 11

INGREDIENTS ARE FOR EIGHT AMPLE EGG ROLLS
8 egg roll wraps
3 eggs scrambled and cooked
1 to 1 1/2 c chorizo cooked minced
1 c cooked potatoes minced fine
1 tsp olive oil added to ingredients
dash(es) salt and pepper
1 tsp jalpeno or less diced fine (optional)
2/3 c oil for frying
GO WITHS
tabasco sauce or sliced or diced jalpeno peppers or some salsa on the side.

Steps:

  • 1. Cook the scramble Eggs. Cook the Chorizo and dice medium to coarse.
  • 2. I used canned potatoes (They are already cooked). Or you could cook your own potatoes. I dice and mince fairly fine with the multi-bladed pastry blender.
  • 3. Add finely diced Jalapeno Peppers (Optional). I usually leave out and let my guests add the heat at time of serving if they choose. I cook so that 4 and 5 year old's can eat my presentations.
  • 4. When ingredients are all cooked add 1 teaspoon Olive Oil And a dash of Salt and Pepper. and Mix and combine well. I cook with very low salt.
  • 5. With one corner of the Egg Roll Wrap toward you, place two heaping tablespoons of mixture on wrap. Roll corner and turn up the edges. Continue rolling until complete.
  • 6. Fry in the 2/3 cup cooking oil, loose corner down until golden, flip and brown other side.
  • 7. Place on paper towels to absorb oil. allow to cool slightly and serve. These re-heat well in microwave, I wrap loosely in paper towel to heat. These re-heat just as well after freezing.
  • 8. When serving provide Tabasco Sauce or sliced or diced Jalapeno Peppers or Salsa so you guests can add a bit of a bite if desired. Enjoy
  • 9. Note: I don't care for a lot of the sausage shaped pre-packaged Chorizo. Hy Vee, one of our local grocery chains prepares an excellent Chorizo at their meat counter (My Preference). Also a couple of Mexican Food Markets prepare a very good Chorizo. You can also purchase a Chorizo flavoring mix and make your own with ground pork.
  • 10. NOTE: See my recently added "Bloody Mary Mix"

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