Mexican here: this is one of those dishes you can't do wrong if you stick to traditional Mexican ingredients. Adjust the proportions to your tastes in anyway you want, pick and choose the chillies, add some meat or chicken, make it fancy, make it sloppy, make it green with tomatillos and cilantro; it's going to work. If you want to develop a taste for Mexican food this is your blank template for experimentation and discovery.

@plorin3015

3 жыл бұрын

@@dimitriuss what?

@alejandrotellez2962

3 жыл бұрын

@@dimitriuss Well this is a very iconic Mexican dish.

@infam0usP

3 жыл бұрын

bet these are fire with chorizo

@Fabiangel

3 жыл бұрын

dimitriuss Mexico ranks at least in the top 5 gastronomies in the world on average

@notthisbutthat

3 жыл бұрын

@@Fabiangel Im waiting for that Mole video

This is one of those dishes that no matter how many times I make, my mom's version is still the best 🤙🏽

@EthanChlebowski

3 жыл бұрын

The nostalgia factor can't be beat sometimes, mom does it best :)

@selwynbracamonte4220

3 жыл бұрын

@@EthanChlebowski I love my mom and oh God her foods are the best!

@TheSlavChef

3 жыл бұрын

Moms and babushkas cannot be beaten, but we try.

@williampotter2098

3 жыл бұрын

It's funny when people badmouth a Mexican recipe by saying "IT ISN'T AUTHENTIC"!!! They don't know it but what they mean is it isn't their Mom's ....

@Wonders19_

3 жыл бұрын

That's a great basic salsa recipe. Nice!

It is insane how polite and nice Mexican people are about your interpretation of their food in the comments. Compare that to videos with French or Italian dishes and the difference is immeasurable.

@ChaosTherum

3 жыл бұрын

I have noticed that, you also see it with a lot of asian dishes where it seems like they are happy to see different interpretations on it. I wonder if that comes down to French and Italian cuisine being a much bigger part of the outside world's view of the their cultures compared to Mexican, and Asian food.

@MistaWordz

3 жыл бұрын

@@ChaosTherum You think so? Most people in America have never even had French food. Everybody's had "Chinese" food and "Mexican" food. I put those in quotes because both cuisines have been Americanized like a mf. Real Chinese and Mexican food is a different story. You don't really see authentic Mexican or Chinese restaurants unless you're in a predominantly Chinese or Hispanic community. (I didn't single out Mexicans because they move around other Spanish speakers a lot, so you could potentially find authentic Mexican food even if they ain't the majority Hispanic population).

@ChaosTherum

3 жыл бұрын

@@MistaWordz I've actually heard that the whole Americanized comes food thing is a bit of a myth by some Chinese expats from what they said sure you'll get different ingredients but the styles and flavors are very similar to hunan regional cuisine, with the sweetness and heavy emphasis on large amounts of meat. And I was also more talking Asian in general including japan, vietnamese, and other the other south East asian cuisines

@MistaWordz

3 жыл бұрын

@@ChaosTherum Not really. In China, their food is generally a lot more vegetable based and the sauces being lighter, although you're right about different regions having different styles and flavors of food. Some of the most popular "Chinese" dishes like General Tso's Chicken were actually created in America though.

@slaplapdog

3 жыл бұрын

The French in particular have a system of cooking that is literally regimented, as in their kitchen culture came from their military culture. Because of that, its easier to point and proclaim "your doing it wrong!" In the US both Mexican and Chinese immigrants faced discrimination that forced them out of some kinds of work, but left restaurants as an option. Catering to others in a new land probably led to being flexible with ingredients and methods. I think Italians went through a similar process. Pizza is so incredibly popular, but it hardly resembles the original Italian version, and its such a small part of overalll Italian cuisine. I've only been to one restaurant that Italian, rather than a pizza joint, and everything I ate there was foreign to the point of being unpleasant, but that was my own personal problem.

Mexican tip here: If you're too lazy to use a broiler/oven, just do something we call "tatemado", which is placing the veggies on a burning hot plain surface until it becames almost burned, trust me, it will develop a deep, smokey, intense flavour, or if you're extra lazy just cook the tomatoes in water, you can leave them there for long enough, no need to do the concassé cut. You can also do the same with them chiles, but if you want it less spicy just remove the seeds and the veins (i suggest that you use a blend of pasilla, guajillo and arbol)

@danidelafuente1

3 жыл бұрын

I was gonna say. It tastes way better when you just throw it on the stove

@yurr1870

3 жыл бұрын

Or wrap it in tin foil and slap it on the comal or just on the flame

@ericktellez7632

3 жыл бұрын

@@yurr1870 Tomate in Foil wrap is the true method 👍

@sassysalmon93

2 жыл бұрын

Salsa tatemada esta super rica pero no es para chilaquiles

@botmexicanpatriot

2 жыл бұрын

@@sassysalmon93 por lo menos a mi me gusta mas mis chilaquiles de esa forma :V

As a Mexican, I approve of every Mexican dish made so far.

@LuNa4Death

3 жыл бұрын

Same! I just wish he knew about escabeche to add to his pickled onions. He really doesn't know what he's missing out on since he loves those onions so much ha

@GrouchCat

3 жыл бұрын

Same!

@dylanwilliams7868

3 жыл бұрын

Viva Mexico! 🇲🇽

@prateekkumar5667

3 жыл бұрын

As an Indian, I approve of every Indian dish made so far. Ethan really does his research when he makes ethnic food.

@eliasfadani8349

3 жыл бұрын

@Faithful member of the party. haha Same ^^

Fun fact: chilaquiles were created when the tortillas were begining to expire and someone decided to fry the tortillas and bathe them in salsa inorder for the tortillas to not go to waste. Again, this happened a long time ago before there was a lot of food processing in México

@ThePdog3k

3 жыл бұрын

Necessity is the madre of invention.

@basicstickfigure1087

3 жыл бұрын

Some of my favorite foods come from people doing stuff with left overs.

@camposvazquez

3 жыл бұрын

Not correct...chilaquiles = xil-a-quilitl is an indigenous aboriginal dish eaten through out the Americas.. Perhaps the modern version was adapted using left over totopo = tortilla chips.... Original dish would use duck fat... Lard.. Butter with a hint of charcoal.... Topped with joqoque..

@ricardotapia-iturriaga5871

2 жыл бұрын

Something that most Mexicans cannot tolerate is food waste. Many great dishes, like chilaquiles, have been created out of the need of brining to life ingredientes that are close ir slightly passed their expiration date.

@camposvazquez

2 жыл бұрын

@@ricardotapia-iturriaga5871 probably Mexican chilaquiles But the origin dish xil-a-quilitl is not

Ingredient report: Pickled onions were seen at 0:00 - 0:10, 0:14 - 0:16, 1:00 - 1:02, 1:22 - 1:27, 1:40 - 1:45, 4:53 - 5:10, 5:11 - 5:15, 5:19 - 6:06 and were mentioned at 4:51. Mayo was not seen in this video. This has been your ingredient report. (Thanks for all the support, it's really blown me away that somehow commenting on a person's video with timestamps as a meme could foster a community on it's own. Thank you everybody, me in a mayo jar will continue to provide timestamps for as long as I can. -Ethan's Pantry Report)

@adamkhan7234

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for carrying your inspired idea into reality so that we can all enjoy it!

@Sword_of_Saint_14

3 жыл бұрын

My man doing god's work here

@henriettap8116

3 жыл бұрын

Please consider doing this to future videos!!

@Emihim3

3 жыл бұрын

This is glorious

@CptCupcake5

3 жыл бұрын

Gay

love how you and your recipes focus on quick preparation and making things ahead. Makes it so much easier to make these things on a whim rather than having to plan out your meals ahead of time

@TheSlavChef

3 жыл бұрын

"divine sounds"

All my favorite recipes of yours seem to be Mexican inspired

@EthanChlebowski

3 жыл бұрын

It's such a diverse and great cuisine!

@miguel09211994

3 жыл бұрын

Love to see mexican food get featured in cooking nerd youtube

@XhumpersX

3 жыл бұрын

@@EthanChlebowski Sorry to hi-jack this, but have you ever been tested for parkinsons? If your hands are shaking enough to be noticeable on camera, it may be something to talk to your doctor about.

@ericktellez7632

3 жыл бұрын

@@sdalby9127 Yeah that dude didnt care at all lol

Ethan, I’m still impressed how you nail the execution in all the Mexican dishes you present. Your version and Gabriela Cámara’s differ in the same way any Mexican family’s would. Hope to see what’s next! If you’re ever in Mexico visit Puebla in August for Chiles en Nogada, visiting at that time is always awesome

I love that you leave in mistakes, makes your videos much more authentic

@shoobzy3431

3 жыл бұрын

Shows he can accept his mistakes and use them as a learning experience. Hate it when celebrity chefs hide or ignore their mistakes instead of addressing them.

scrambled eggs would work nicely also. and for those who cant handle spice go with a poblano instead of jalapeño. I also like to add a bay leaf while cooking the sauce for like 5 minutes before removing since i really like the flavor. usually i garnish with cubed up avocado and crema. finally you are right, the soggier version is better since you can easily eat it with silverware, while the crunchy one makes it harder.

@Dan-uh9sg

3 жыл бұрын

I love them with scrambled egg on the bottom -> chips -> salsa -> any melty white cheese and then heated up a bit covered on the stove to melt the cheese.

@-Annn-

3 жыл бұрын

Those little sticks on your hand come in handy for the crunchier version

@maksymstrut8687

3 жыл бұрын

@@-Annn- yea, but its way messier, i dont like eating with my hands. its just a matter of preference.

@-Annn-

3 жыл бұрын

@@maksymstrut8687 life is messy. Just hang on for the ride

I'd like to know how to make any kind of breakfast lol. Anything is better than cereal. My appreciation!

@EthanChlebowski

3 жыл бұрын

You'll love this one!

@matnovak

3 жыл бұрын

Scrambled eggs on toasted sourdough take 2-3 minutes and IMHO, they hit the spot if you know how you like them made

@ktk4369

3 жыл бұрын

Did u just disrespect cereal?

@janknoblich4129

3 жыл бұрын

I always make Banana pureed with milk and protein powder and cinnamon

@rapid3384

3 жыл бұрын

@@ktk4369 Cereal is an F tier breakfast

Please keep including the bloopers like the food processor blade falling. It's relatable

@dacutestdimples

3 жыл бұрын

H E L L A relatable 😂🤦🏾‍♀️

@AkosuaFire

3 жыл бұрын

@@dacutestdimples right! 😂🤷🏽‍♀️

I love eggs cooked like that, crispy on the bottom and a runny yolk

@Bidens_Diaper

3 жыл бұрын

Disagree but to each their own.

@michaelazar9339

3 жыл бұрын

best method

@sebastianr4937

3 жыл бұрын

@@Bidens_Diaperno

@jonesparza2323

3 жыл бұрын

I used to think they were gross but as I got older I got tired of scrambled

@HealthyMotherfcker

3 жыл бұрын

@Henry Zuniga Hernandez I like stinky eggy farts haha just don’t like the actual egg. Love a good ponger

I've gone 38 years and never heard of this dish and now I can't stop making it. I got creative this week and found a way to make this accidentally. I made slow cooked beef in a dutch oven. I was using beef broth, tomatoes as liquid and had it all seasoned with chipotle chili powder, cumin, and garlic powder. The liquid left over from the shredded beef is actually amazing to use in the same way to soak the chips. I love both the salsa he makes with tomatoes and this new way I "discovered". Thanks for opening my eyes and getting my creative juices flowing.

@Jaisha26

3 жыл бұрын

Oh my gosh that sounds so good. I'm going to do this. Thank you!

Now this is mexican for real! I love how mexican classic cocina is being loved all around the globe

I love that he's genuinely concerned about all the deliciousness and EASY foods EVERYONE should know how to make

I'm a migas guy myself lol. Love the crunch from fried tortillas.

You know you are watching Ethan Chlebowski when he manages to include pickled onions when making soggy tortilla chips.

@frenchtoast5037

3 жыл бұрын

Keep the meme alive!!!! It's like Adam ragusea with white wine lol :)

@jasonlieberman4606

3 жыл бұрын

Picked onions are to Ethan, as cayenne to John, white wine to Evan, chives to Josh

@notthisbutthat

3 жыл бұрын

Actually they are common in chilaquiles down here in Mexico, but yeah this guy knows what’s up with the pickled onions.

@alanramirez7635

3 жыл бұрын

They're actual a super traditional Mexican topping :)

@pjones6749

3 жыл бұрын

And the flying processor blade, lol

It's great that you had a good time here in Mexico City, we have some of the best street foods in the world. Keep it up amigo.

I'm a Mexican, and Chilaquiles are literally my favorite food, and I haven't had them in months. You're killing me, man 😭😭😭😭😭

@padraig5335

3 жыл бұрын

I'm white and I love chilaquiles. Am I doing this right?

@ColdFuse96

3 жыл бұрын

@@padraig5335 Yeah, this is pretty much how they're made! The only difference is that we don't bake the tomato and peppers, we wrap them in aluminum foil and sear them directly on the stove top burner. Aside from that, yeah, everything else is pretty much the same!

@aurorafollis1879

3 жыл бұрын

It's your sign to go make some if you can!

I'm Mexican and chilaquiles are probably my favorite breakfast, good job man these are really well made!

I just love that you share incredible recipes from your time in Mexico. Man, don't change your genre of foods. You make everything so simple, as it should be.

Made these this weekend for my wife and daughter. My wife now has a favorite way for me to make our Saturday egg breakfast!

I can tell Mexico City changed you and I am loving every bit of it. I miss home!!!

You made my abuelita proud. the mexican community happily accepts you as one of its own

I grew up in foster care in a group home in Las Vegas. Our neighbor was a lady from El Salvador and EVERY DAY she brought us breakfast, lunch, and dinner, SHE DIDN'T HAVE TO DO THAT, I still remember her name "Maria Ponce" thank you.

I've been making that as a breakfast for years and this is the first time that making the idea of making the sauce in advance ever popped into my mind, thanks dude :D

I don't know if you'll get to read this comment, but this reminds me a lot of a Romanian dish called "tochitură". Yes, no tortilla chips, but it's basically polenta + some tomato sauce (my family adds hot pepper paste) with various types of meat inside (mostly pork and smoked sausages), a fried egg and some cheese on top (and here sadly it's stuck to a local cheese called "telemea" really similar to feta). I think that adding some smoked sausage on that fried egg would add some nice extra stuff on that chilaquiles. :D

Hi from Guadalajara, This recipe has my seal of approval, 100% Mexican, looks really good. Its nice to see someone make an actual authentic mexican dish how its supposed to be made.

That one garlic clove kind of hurt my feelings. 4 cloves minimum in all things.

@noobplayer_23

3 жыл бұрын

Yea I ALWAYS use at least 2 garlic cloves when I’m making frie rice or some egg. 1 isn’t enough

@blorblin

3 жыл бұрын

It's personal taste. Not everyone is wario.

@mpferguson0416

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah every recipe you at least triple the garlic cause its never enough

@8Jhartzell

3 жыл бұрын

I always say “if you’re gonna add 4 might as well add 10 more” Garlic is life. Try this next time you get pizza: sriracha, ranch, and minced garlic. It’s the perfect dipping sauce.

@ChaosTherum

3 жыл бұрын

@@8Jhartzell You know Sriracha has a pretty huge amount of garlic. Not saying it's too much garlic just saying you could probably make the sauce from scratch and not worry about mixing three premade sauces.

Love how Ethan absolutely goes in on his food during the taste test

I worked in a breakfast place years ago and I noticed one day that the latino chefs always would have chilaquiles , but they would add chorizo at the beginning. Super yum!

@ThePdog3k

3 жыл бұрын

This is where I learned it, the salsa would be simmered on the flat top, with fresh sauteed tomato/onion/peppers, then the chorizo would be added, then chips, then eggs, similar to a migas. Then when I would ask them for migas, they would laugh and tell me it was called chilaquiles.

Ethan I have a question, a Mexican friend who is a chef told me the way to make sauces like these are "to really burn the tomatoes, like really burn them". I tried this and the taste is actually way better (I couldnt replicate this taste in an oven, only in the pan). What's the scientific reason for this?

@carolinalomeli9128

2 жыл бұрын

Not true, many people in Mexico roast the tomatoes, onions and chiles in the oven. It is all a matter of preference and convenience.

@rileyk3588

2 жыл бұрын

Maillard reaction

@mr.fancycat6867

2 жыл бұрын

I always charr/burn my ingredients when I make salsas. I prefer the taste as opposed to fresh or lightly charred. It gives it different elements of flavor.

My absolute favorite breakfast ever. My mom makes it for me whenever I visit her. She always makes her salsa from scratch that morning and always uses yellow corn tortillas because they remain super crispy even after they sit in the salsa. I have never been able to replicate her salsa, so at home I will make them with whatever salsa I have in my fridge, including enchilada sauce. You just can't go wrong with them.

oh man, for everyone who hasn't tried chilaquiles before, DO IT, just DO IT, they are amazing and dumb simple, peak traditional mexican food here bois

@philomelodia

3 жыл бұрын

Migas too. 😋

@leonardpearlman4017

3 жыл бұрын

It's true! I've eaten this in restaurants before, but there's no place around here that does that. Years later I ended up with some tortillas that were going stale, and realized that the time had finally come. Hey, what do you know? It's bachelor cooking, a few cheap ingredients, it's not hard to make, it wouldn't be easy to burn it, for example. I liked my "home" version better than the restaurant one! It's not that hard to fry those old tortillas. I fried them way too much the first time, and it still worked! This is about the cheapest thing you could make that would still be any good, and also could be vegetarian.

Probably my favorite breakfast, and this version looks amazing

Other option for toppings is putting manchego cheese and let it melt, and you can also do tecolotes that is basically a mollete of chilaquiles

I love this cooking show....its not stiff or cold.......or boring.....or monotone....Cheers

I’m addicted to your videos

Mexican here: This guy is legit, his chilaquiles would go great with a nice cold glass of orange juice. Saludos!

@vannamarie8430

2 жыл бұрын

More like a cold glass of Modelo beer 🤗

Love this dish! Thanks for the vid!

Yum! Totally gonna make this. Thanks!

Great video! Would you be interested in making one of those “What I eat in a day/week” videos? I think it would be really interesting to see the meals that you make and eat on a day to day basis.

Boom! Thats a spicy CHILAQUILES!

@SaneTheBro

3 жыл бұрын

Indeed almost as spicy as the percussion section

@SaneTheBro

3 жыл бұрын

but uh yeah your channel is great

@BombedNevada

3 жыл бұрын

Ethan needs to make a flautas recipe in your honor

My all time favorite breakfast without a doubt. Much love for continuing to share your knowledge and insight my man!

100% the most under rated cook on youtube. Your recipes are the only ones i have found online that actually turn out how they look in your videos. Very good instructor, very clear instructions. Thanks mate!

Aahh yes, the HOLY PICKLED ONION!!!♥️

@TheSlavChef

3 жыл бұрын

blessed by thy onion!

@frenchtoast5037

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you sir, keep the meme alive!!!!

Lmfao as a Mexican American my chilaquiles are super quick and easy, it’s the way I was I taught, amounting to little more than deep fried breakfast nachos and don’t look nearly as good as this This looks incredible, I’m loving these Mexican recipes

This is awesome!! Thank you for keeping this recipe traditional!

Thank you for this recipe, will try

Congratulations, that food processor mistake got a laugh from my mother and me.

*wipes hands on hips*

Thank you. You are great. So grateful

Love the vibes of your channel man. Thanks for the entertainment.

You’re my favourite KZread foodie. I often make what you post with my gf. Do you lift? You look in good shape and watching your macros?

Hi Ethan, i'm really struggling to make high protein, calorie dense food taste good. Any chance you may have a video in the future on how to make a bulking diet more flavorful? Can tell you take care of your appearance so surely you know how!

@bobbywhite5319

3 жыл бұрын

Parsley butter? Vinegar/mustard marinade?

@EthanChlebowski

3 жыл бұрын

I may touch on this in a video about healthy eating! In general, without just eating more food, I like to add a bit more fat. Things like using thighs instead of breast, or higher fat cuts of steak, add an extra tbsp of oil for roasted vegetables (or soups, salads, etc), use whole fat dairy products. Definitely a lot of variety.

@Ewansarmy

3 жыл бұрын

@@EthanChlebowski thank you for the response Ethan, have a good day !

@PLANDerLinde99

3 жыл бұрын

How can you struggle to make it taste good? High protein can be any sort of meats, fish, eggs. They're all flavourful already

@davidfence6939

3 жыл бұрын

@@EthanChlebowski only issue I find with extra added fat is often I'm limited on fat intake. I try to go high protein, medium carb, and low fat. I understand a little goes a long way when adding fats, but a little fat is a lot when limiting one's intake of it.

Thank you for making your channel 🥰

Love your recipes and experiments Ethan! Keep 'em comin! 👌🏻

I've never been a fan of chilaquiles but there was a place near my university that served them with carnitas, they were pretty damn good.

@gregoriosmith6994

3 жыл бұрын

You can pull the pork from the chunk of carnitas and fry the chopped bits (maybe quarter inch) until they become salty and crispy. You can then stir maybe a half a cup into the hot tomato or tomatillo sauce just before adding the tortillas.

I'm impressed the plate had a finished dish considering everything kept being snacked on while cooking it

So glad I found your channel! Makes me look forward to cooking breakfast again.

You are easily rising on my list of top cooking youtubers. You are fantastic, and I love that you include nutrition information which makes me actually want to make these recipes. Fantastic work!

Also pickled onions seen at 5:03

@ethanspantryreport948

3 жыл бұрын

Yes sir, seems like you're also picking up on a tradition :)

@TheSlavChef

3 жыл бұрын

@@ethanspantryreport948 I learn from the best pantry report account arround!

I'm mexican and I have to say: REPRESENT!

My friend, I appreciate your attention to detail when teaching.

Made it, really good. Thank you!

Chilaquiles with huevos: you can't go wrong with this winner combination.

@williampotter2098

3 жыл бұрын

Damn, and I ran out of Tortillas yesterday. Gotta get to the Mercado now ...

My man knows about epazote congrats!!

Ethan, you are officially my favorite cooking KZreadr! Your videos are quality but most of all they're REAL. It's not over edited like a damn Instagram filter where everything comes out overly perfect. Love your style brotha, keep em coming!

This looks amazing! 100% adding this to my try list 💚

1:59 When he says "white" in "white onion" he cuts the onion right at the "T" part in "white" and the cut makes a "Fff" sound, so when I first listened to this section, I thought he said "wife onion."

If you ever have stale tortillas, this dish puts em to use. Just like with french toast. Also try toasting the tortillas, thats usually how i make em. Came in thinking lets see what this white boy can do. Left thinking, bien hecho mijo. Definitely got my sub 👍🇺🇲🇲🇽

@leonardpearlman4017

3 жыл бұрын

Ha! That's how I got started. Store tortillas don't seem to spoil, but the fresh ones I get from the tortillera DO. I guess they can go in the refrigerator? Anyway, I saw they were drying out and stuff, and that little light bulb came on. While I was frying the little pieces I made extra and put them in a bag for another dish, and just ate some. Kind of a cheap thrill!

I love your love for mexican cuisine 🥰 next time you visit Mexico City let me know. I can totally arrange a food tour for you so you can keep discovering our flavors and techniques. You definitely deserve more followers!

Just made these thanks to this video. Thanks Ethan! Love the content bro, keep killing it 🔥

hey ethan how are you doing?

@EthanChlebowski

3 жыл бұрын

I'm doing well, thanks for asking :)

@keithklassen5320

3 жыл бұрын

@@EthanChlebowski How about now?

5 minute breakfast with 1 hour prep. There, I fixed the title for you.

@namelesswolf2625

3 жыл бұрын

use pre-made salsa, I'm sure it wouldn't be the end of the world.

I love your vids so much. Thanks!

I was hesitant with this one, but made a batch with salsa verde earlier and immediately had to make another. One of the tastiest things I've eaten in a while and as easy as humanly possible.

There's this indian snack/chat called masala puri and this sounds like having masala puri with a side of egg for breakfast and I love it

Nobody: Ethan: Pickled onions ❤️

Mmmmm, chilaquiles, one of my favorites! Thanks for the input on making the sauce seperate from the stock, great idea!

La neta, le quedaron buenos. Great how the video shows how great dishes can be done quickly, with little effort.

I was born in Mexico, Leon Guanajuato. I’m Mexican for real, lived there till I was 8 years old then went back when I was 13 and lived from 13 years old to 22 years old, All my family is Mexican so it makes me cringe when I see people adding lettuce and tomato to tacos or sour cream I know this isn’t a taco recipe but what I am trying to say is that you stay as traditional as possible and I appreciate that. Gracias Güero!

Since Ethan uses alot of pickled Onions, it is time for the pickled Onions report: Yes there were pickled Onions in this video. This concludes the pickled Onions report.

Looks amazing! Im mexican and chilaquiles are a breakfast my mom used to make a lot. You brought me some good memories!

Love your simplicity

Ethan didn’t ask to be born Latina, he just got lucky 😉

The last time I was this early Ethan was still cutting the onions to be pickled. (Also yea this channel rocks)

Made this today. Turned out amazing 👍

Oh man, I made this for dinner tonight and it was really good. Heretofore, I didn't appreciate how easy and quick it is to make the salsa fresh!

"you just top them with whatever you want"... I died. No, you don't! it's not nachos 😆😆 I mean you can, like you can do with everything, but then it becomes something else. Eggs, cheese (white) , chicken, cream and fresh onions are traditionally the options for toppers.

it’s corn flakes with tomato sauce

@mohaksrivastava8541

3 жыл бұрын

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@Juan_Duran

3 жыл бұрын

Dude i actually chuckled, you should try em

@user-qk8lm3se7q

3 жыл бұрын

so what's you saying is that's a cereal

@pavelsanz4445

3 жыл бұрын

Thats pretty much how a white person would do em, so yeah

@Juan_Duran

3 жыл бұрын

How is it the Mexican understands hes meme-ing......

I enjoyed this recipe, thank you.

I decided to give this recipe a try the night after this video came out. Since then I have eaten it multiple times a week (3-4 times) for different meals and in countless variations. It also pairs really well with the carnitas recipe he posted a video or two later. I looooove this recipe and adapting it to what ever I feel like that day!

I would love to make this for my wife during lazy weekends. But she is too busy having sleepovers at her boyfriend's house.

well anything is 5 minutes when you don't count the rest of it. That said, I really enjoy your videos. Its just annoying when creators make these 'super easy two-second dishes' that are totally not that. If you're using a food processor and preheating your oven, its not a 5 minute dish.

@youraveragebreakfastcereal5285

3 жыл бұрын

He's not counting the salsa because that's one of the most versatile salsas out there. You can use it also as a base for enchiladas, you can use it for tacos, just on eggs by themselves, or - in the chilaquiles. Anything can be 5 minutes if you don't count certain things, but that also works the other way: it's an exaggeration but if I included the time to churn my own butter in a fried egg recipe it would be ridiculous, as well.

@tissuepaper9962

3 жыл бұрын

It's a 5 minute dish because everything can be made long in advance. Make a big pot of salsa at the beginning of the month and you can make this dish in 5 minutes any time you want, that's the whole point. You don't count the time it took to make the cheese and the tortillas when you're making a "5-minute quesadilla", do you? You don't count the time it took to go out to the store and buy them. You don't count the time it took to go to work and earn the money they cost. If you keep broadening your definition of cook time, you could easily argue that your entire life has all been preparation for this one dish.

I had made this and it was amazing! I've never had anything quite like it before. I had to adjust a few ingredients since they aren't available here but the recipe is incredibly forgiving in that sense. I'm definitely gonna be making it again

Great video and recipe. This is going on the menu next week.