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Breakfast Burrito with Chipotle Tofu and Pinto Beans

Plant-Based Breakfast ‌Revolution: Meera⁤ Sodha’s Chipotle Tofu Burrito Lands on​ Tables

London, UK – A ⁣vibrant‌ new take on​ the classic breakfast burrito is⁢ gaining traction, courtesy of celebrated cookery writer Meera Sodha. Her recipe,⁣ featuring chipotle-marinated tofu adn pinto beans, ⁤offers ⁤a hearty and​ flavourful plant-based alternative, published and gaining ⁣popularity online.

Sodha’s⁤ recipe prioritizes bold flavours and satisfying textures. The‌ dish begins with extra-firm ​tofu (she recommends Tofoo) torn into pieces and ‌coated‌ in​ a spice ⁤blend of sweet ⁢smoked paprika,‌ garlic powder, cumin, chipotle in adobo (sourced from Cool‍ Chile), and rapeseed oil. This⁢ is pan-fried until crisp and golden. Complementing the tofu are gently warmed pinto beans, seasoned with⁣ lime juice, the remaining spices,‌ and a touch of salt, partially mashed for a ‌creamy consistency.⁣

The burrito is ⁣assembled ⁣with a swipe of chipotle⁣ mayonnaise (made⁤ with ‍vegan mayonnaise if desired), avocado⁣ slices, the spiced tofu and beans, ‍and ⁢a generous ‍scattering of toasted ⁤pumpkin seeds -⁤ zested with lime – and fresh coriander, all wrapped in a large wheat tortilla.

Recipe Breakdown:

* Prep time: 10 minutes
* Cook time: ‌40 minutes
* Serves: 4
* Key​ Ingredients: 450g extra-firm tofu,⁤ 400g⁢ tin⁤ pinto beans, 100g mayonnaise, 1 ripe avocado, 4 large wheat tortillas, 2 limes, chipotle ‌in adobo,​ pumpkin seeds, coriander. ​

Sodha’s method​ emphasizes readily available ingredients and ‌a⁣ relatively quick‍ cooking process, ​making it an accessible option‌ for those‍ seeking a significant and flavourful vegetarian or vegan breakfast. the recipe’s success ⁢lies in the harmonious blend of smoky, spicy, and fresh elements, delivering a satisfying‍ and nourishing ‌start to the day.

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