Huevos Rancheros Burger

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Ban the Bland breakfast with Huevos Rancheros Burger, a meatless burger that mimics the flavors of the classic dish with a black bean burger and fried egg!

I found all of the ingredients I needed at Walmart for these amazing veggie breakfast burgers! You can click on the image above to get started ordering what you need (pretty neat, huh?).  If you’re heading to the store you can find the Pace® Salsa Verde in the Hispanic Foods aisle along with all of the other salsas. And if you’re into saving money (and who isn’t?) check this out- Pace® has an Ibotta® offer available at Walmart! Earn $0.50 cash back with Ibotta® when you purchase a jar of Pace®! (Offer is valid on any ONE (1) 15 oz. or larger Pace® Salsa or Pace® Picante Sauce.)

When we were living on the East Coast I always complained because the big games always started so late meaning ! had to stay up super late to watch them.  Now that we are on the West Coast I swear some of the games I want to watch are starting before I’ve even had breakfast!  So I thought a Huevos Rancheros Burger would be hearty choice for game day viewing but appropriate for the early morning hour. I hope you agree! I tried to mimic the flavors of Huevos Rancheros with Pace® Salsa Verde in the black bean burger to kick the flavor up.  It’s my easy shortcut to getting tons of flavor into a dish really quickly.  Just like I did for the Quick Salsa Soup.  You can use salsa for way more than just dipping and this burger and the Salsa Soup are two great ways to use it.

Now I know it looks like a lot of ingredients but the black bean burgers come together really quickly. You want to mash up the black beans with a fork until they are mostly mashed but not completely mashed.  I mean, I think it would be really hard to over mash it with a fork but you know, mash it until it looks kind of mushy with chunks of black beans.  Yeah, I hope that clarifies things for ya!

Add some Pace® Salsa Verde, breadcrumbs, and an egg and mix it all together.  When you’re forming the patties you want them to be roughly the same size as your buns because they won’t shrink like regular burgers.  They cook up really quickly and then you get to top them with a fried egg.  We like our yolks hard so I fry them on both sides with a cracked yolk.  But if you are into a traditional fried egg go for that!

My hubby’s burger was topped with sliced avocado but since I have that bizarre food allergy I don’t.  And adding a hearty amount of the salsa spread made up of sour cream and Pace® Picante Sauce really tops it all off!  You know cause salsa makes everything better.  At least that was my grandfather in law’s motto.  And don’t be afraid of using the spicier salsas because mixed all together it really tempers the heat.  But Pace® has a variety of heat and textures so you can use whatever suits you best. I bought the 24 oz. Pace® Salsa Verde and 24 oz. Pace® Picante Sauce because you really can’t have too much salsa in this house.

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Huevos Rancheros Burger

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Huevos Rancheros Burger

Prep Time

15 mins

Cook Time

15 mins

Total Time

30 mins

 

Course: Breakfast

Servings: 8 servings

Author: Jade

Ingredients

• 8 hamburger buns
• 8 lg eggs
• Avocado

Black Bean Patty

• 2 16 oz cans of black beans
• 1 cup breadcrumbs
• 1 lg egg
• 1/2 cup Pace® Salsa Verde
• Salt and pepper

Salsa Spread

• 1/2 cup sour cream
• 2 Tbsp Pace® Picante Sauce Medium

Instructions

1. Drain but do not rinse black beans.  Mash them with a fork until they are mostly mashed but you still have chunks of black beans.  Add the breadcrumbs, onion, egg, and Pace® Salsa Verde Medium.  Mix it until everything is combined.  

2. Heat oil in a pan over medium heat.  Form 8 equal sized patties roughly the same size as the buns.  The black bean burgers will not shrink.  Cook for about 5 minutes per side.  Remove and keep warm.

3. In same pan, add a little bit of butter or more oil.  Toast buns until lightly browned.  Once buns are toasted, crack eggs into the pan and fry them.

4. While, black bean burgers are cooking, combine the sour cream and Pace® Picante Sauce Medium.  Spread on both bun halves.  Top with a black bean burger, fried egg, avocado (if using).