Mexican cuisine is one of my favorites to cook from. I get to use avocado, which when I make guacamole I can easily consume 2 on my own and at that point is it really a good fat or just bad because of excessive consumption? The colors of the different ingredients also make for a visually fun eating experience. For breakfast this week I made a tostada from the book and blog with the same name, The Sprouted Kitchen. It’s a take on the huevos rancheros. I like the use of the tostada for crunch.
A rainbow of color on a plate.
This recipe can easily be made vegetarian by omitting the bacon, which I did just because I didn’t have it on hand. I added cherry tomatoes and crumbled Cotija cheese on top because I like the sharp, salty bite from it.

