Breakfast Tostadas

Crisp tostadas hold a layer of smashed beans and creamy eggs, creating a sturdy base with plenty of texture. Finish with a splash of bright green or red salsa, Queso Fresco or any toppings you prefer such as Mexican cheese, pickled onions, avocado or jalapeños. It’s a simple, hand-held breakfast with a satisfying crunch.

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breakfast tostadas recipe from the midlife health and wellness blog findingmyfierce.com

Ingredients:

(see printable recipe card down below)

SERVINGS: 2 | Start to finish: 15 minutes

  • 2 tostada shells

  • 1 tbsp (15 ml) extra virgin olive oil

  • 2 eggs

  • 1 cup (240 g) canned pinto beans, drained, rinsed and drained again

  • 5 cherry tomatoes (75 g), halved

  • 2 tbsp (20 g) crumbled queso fresco or other Mexican cheese

  • Cilantro leaves for garnish, optional

  • 2 tbsp (30 ml) salsa verde or red salsa, optional


How to Make This

  1. In a bowl, mash the beans until somewhat spreadable so they don’t roll off the tostada.

  2. Heat the tostada shells per package directions OR heat, 1 at a time, over a very low flame on your gas stove until lightly toasted, about 5-7 seconds on each side. These cook quickly so keep an eye on them! Set aside.

  3. Cook the eggs however you like them.

  4. Spread a thin layer of the beans over each tostada shell, place one egg on each and top with tomatoes and cheese followed by optional cilantro and hot sauce or salsa

Before You Go

If this made meal time a little easier, leave a comment below or a review on the recipe card. Tell me what you swapped or what you added.

Melissa

Breakfast Tostadas

Breakfast Tostadas

Servings: 2
Author: Melissa
Start with a crunchy base topped with creamy eggs, smashed beans, and zesty salsa verde or red salsa. This colorful dish is full of flavor and provides a great mix of protein and fiber with antioxidants from the salsa that contributes to heart health and helps to reduce inflammation
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Ingredients

  • 2 tostada shells
  • 2 eggs
  • 1 cup canned pinto beans, drained and rinsed
  • 5 cherry tomatoes, halved
  • 2 tablespoons crumbled queso fresco or other Mexican cheese
  • cilantro leaves for garnish, optional
  • hot sauce or salsa for garnish, optional

Instructions

  1. On a cutting board or plate, mash the beans until somewhat spreadable so they don’t roll off the tostada.
  2. Heat the tostada shells per package directions OR heat, 1 at a time, over a very low flame on your stove until lightly toasted, about 5-7 seconds on each side. These cook quickly so keep an eye on them! Set aside.
  3. Cook the eggs however you like them.
  4. Spread a thin layer of the beans over each tostada shell, place one egg on each and top with tomatoes and cheese followed by optional cilantro and hot sauce or salsa, if using

Nutrition Facts

Calories

272

Fat (grams)

13 g

Sat. Fat (grams)

5 g

Fiber (grams)

5 g

Net carbs

21 g

Sugar (grams)

2 g

Protein (grams)

14 g

Sodium (milligrams)

496 mg

Nutrition info provided as a courtesy and basic guideline.  The accuracy of the nutritional information for any recipe on this site is not guaranteed. View disclaimer.

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Melissa

Melissa is a rebel wellness women’s health educator with an ISSA Menopause Coach certification, a MindBodyGreen Peri+Menopause certification, an ACE Health Coach certification, a Naturopathic Practitioner certification and a Plant-Based culinary diploma from the Art Institute Houston. She spent years in clinical settings watching exhausted women get handed supplements and platitudes for their symptoms rather than answers. She started Finding My Fierce where she writes about the invisible load, hormonal reality, nutrition and the particular exhaustion of being a capable midlife woman in today's society.

https://findingmyfierce.com
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