Rainy Day Morning at it's Best!

Few things thrill on a wet, rainy morning like breakfast. And being it's a slow go in the cold I suggest you fuel the day with a bountiful Beaner's Breakfast. Simple, fast and little clean-up afterward makes this savory power starter just the thing. Hot beans are put in a bowl; topped with an egg poached in a Tomato/Green Chile Coulis. Meanwhile warm your favorite tortillas to complete the feast. I prefer a crumble of corn chips on top for added crunch... yummy.

Now you're ready to take on a day. And by the way, this breakfast goes nicely with an umbrella!

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Sizzle, Sizzle, Bubble and Trouble

It arrives at the table sizzling and bubbling and steaming and brings to mind a scene stirring the cauldron from Shakespeare's MacBeth. Perhaps I exaggerate but everyone is wowed! No kidding!

I confess, I love bringing the uninitiated to the Rancho Market in Salt Lake City for a sizzling, bubbling Molcajete! No one gets out unmoved/unchanged. There are several reasons for enjoying the experience. Many have said they never liked a corn tortilla 'til that very moment. Of course there are flour tortillas, too! For others it's the salsas. Regardless, the star of the show is the double, double toil and trouble; fire burn, and caldron bubble MOLCAJETE! The only real trouble is that it's sooo good , you'll eat more then you ever thought you could! They're huge; we ordered two!

Man, this is fun! Hank and his father Ted Scheffler - SLCity Weekly food critic agreed wholeheartedly. Along with our companions (Gourmand Nancy Fillat, Singer Joy Tlou, and Mad Guitarist Rich Daigle) we ate, laughed, told stories of great Mexican meals, restaurants and locations which in the past had pleased us most. In other words, it was a great meal with enthusiastic eaters. At the Rancho Market you'll be an enthusiastic eater, too. Give it a try. Provecho!