Who says nachos can't be for breakfast? Not us, that's for sure! These breakfast nachos are layered with everyone's favourite filling breakfast item - eggs. They are then loaded with black beans for an added protein boost, a little melted cheese, salsa and guacamole. It's basically classic nachos, but breakfastised (that is totally a word now).
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If you are stuck in a breakfast rut, then this is going to pull you straight out of it. Move aside pancakes and waffles (actually, please don't, we still love you) and hello nachos.
We would would eat Mexican for breakfast, lunch and dinner if we could and this recipe is getting us one step closer to realising that dream.
Want more nacho recipes? Try our quick Air Fryer Nachos, delicious Loaded Chicken Nachos or our filling Black Bean Nachos.
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Why You Will Love Them
- A fun and filling breakfast
- Great for feeding a crowd
- Easy to adapt
- Can pack with vegetables
- Quick and easy to make
Step by Step Instructions
Prep: Preheat your oven to 190°C/170°C(fan)/375°F/Gas 5.
One: In a large bowl, crack in the eggs and add the salt, pepper and milk and whisk.
Two: Heat a little butter in a pan on a gentle heat and add the eggs. Gently cook, stirring constantly for a couple of minutes until the eggs are scrambled. Set aside.
Three: Put the tortilla chips in an ovenproof dish and then top with the cooked eggs, half the salsa and cheese and put in the oven for around 10 minutes until the cheese melts.
Four: Meanwhile, put the avocado flesh in a bowl with the chipotle, lime juice and coriander and mash until desired consistency. Spoon on top of cooked nachos with the rest of the salsa and serve.
What to Put on Nachos
As these are breakfast nachos, eggs are the star here. We have added some beans and cheese and then salsa and guac because they just wouldn't be nachos without them. But, these are easy to adapt with other breakfast items.
You could add cooked chopped bacon and sausages, or use vegetarian versions. You could add mushrooms, hash browns or home fries.
Give these nachos a green boost by mixing some spinach into the eggs.
Dannii's Top Tips
- Use a mature cheddar, as the stronger flavour means that you can use less of it.
- Give these nachos a green boost by cooking some spinach into the scrambled eggs.
- You could add cooked bacon and sausage to them too.
Frequently Asked Questions
We wouldn't recommend reheating these nachos, but luckily these only take a few minutes to put together, so try to make them from fresh.
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Recipe
Breakfast Nachos
Ingredients
- 180 g (6.5 oz) of Tortilla chips - low salt
- 4 Eggs
- 1 pinch of Sea salt and ground black pepper
- 1 tablespoon of Whole milk
- 0.5 tablespoon of Butter
- 6 tablespoon of Salsa - (heaped)
- 6 tablespoon of Salsa
- 400 g (2 cups) of Black beans - canned, drained
- 60 g (0.5 cups) of Mature cheddar - grated
- 2 Avocado
- 2 tablespoon of Chipotle en adobo
- 1 Lime - (juice only)
- 1 handful of Fresh coriander (cilantro)
Instructions
- Preheat your oven to 190°C/170°C(fan)/375°F/Gas 5.
- In a large bowl, crack in 4 Eggs and add 1 pinch of Sea salt and ground black pepper and 1 tbsp of Whole milk. Whisk well.
- Heat 0.5 tbsp of Butter in a pan on a gentle heat and add the eggs. Gently cook, stirring constantly for a couple of minutes until the eggs are scrambled. Set aside.
- Put 180 g of Tortilla chips in an ovenproof dish and then top with the cooked eggs, 400 g of Black beans, 6 tbsp of Salsa and 60 g of Mature cheddar and put into the oven for around 10 minutes until the cheese melts.
- Meanwhile, put 2 Avocado into a bowl with 2 tbsp of Chipotle en adobo, juice of 1 Lime and 1 handful of Fresh coriander (cilantro) and mash until desired consistency.
- Spoon on top of cooked nachos with 6 tbsp of Salsa and serve.
Nutritional Information
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As all appliances vary, cooking times are a guide. Please note that by changing the serving size, the cooking time may also need to be altered.
Hannah says
Had some breakfast tacos yesterday and they were delicious! Will try yours soon for sure :P
Rebecca Smith says
Blimey! I love nachos to have them for breakfast I'd need to lay in until 10am at the very least...my tummy can only cope with a cuppa tea some mornings! Oh well, a lay in it is then!!
Kristy says
I'm making them tonight as "breakfast for supper"!
Ashleigh Dougherty says
Oh WOW, what an amazing dish to have for breakfast! Will be trying this for sure :)
Chloe Ciliberto says
Ohhhh I love nachos. We love these when we're watching films. I probably couldn't do it for breakfast! :D A great recipe!
Luci says
Delicious. I love nachos but I would have never thought of eating them for breakfast.
Tabitha says
What a unique recipe! Definitely one to try - with scrambled eggs on top, it sounds like this would go brilliantly with a sprinkling of dill. Like you say, eggs are so incredibly nutritional.
Derek | Dad With A Pan says
This is my favorite way to do nachos. Black beans were meant for nachos!!