Black Bean Chilaquiles
Like a perfect bowl of cereal, chilaquiles should be a little crunchy, a little soggy, and a little something in-between. To nail that textural balance, use thick, restaurant-style tortilla chips—or fry your own—the thin supermarket varieties will sadly turn to mush. This recipe coats the chips in just a small amount of smoky, citrusy tomatillo salsa, which helps them withstand the egg cooking process and retain their bite. Using the same skillet to char the salsa ingredients and cook the eggs on top of the chips streamlines prep and clean-up. The addition of canned black beans adds heft, making this an ideal breakfast-for-dinner meal. Serve it doused with the remaining salsa and generous scoops of sour cream and avocado to offset the heat and acidity.

Prep Time
0h 5m
Cook Time
0h 30m
Ingredients
12
Yield
4 servings
Calories
-
Method
Step-by-step instructions
Heat the broiler and position a rack about 3 inches from the heat source. Finely chop one of the onion halves and set aside. Cut the remaining onion half in quarters and place in a large ovenproof skillet along with the tomatillos, jalapeno and garlic in a single layer. Transfer skillet to the rack beneath the broiler and broil for about 15 minutes, flipping the vegetables as needed until very juicy, softened and deeply charred all over.
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