This recipe is one that I've modified from a Pillsbury recipe for Huevos Rancheros, so hopefully I manage to remember everything correctly. Anyway, it's quick, easy, and my husband and I love it! It's also great because it can definitely be an assembly line dinner, with each person putting the various ingredients they've chosen together to make their own version of huevos rancheros. Be warned though, they're not authentic by any means - just good!
Quick and Easy Open Faced Huevos Rancheros
Modified from a Pillsbury recipe
1-2 can(s) refrigerated biscuits (We use the BIG biscuits because it's easier to pile more toppings on.)
Cheddar/Monterey Jack/or Mexican style cheese, shredded
Salsa
6 eggs (or more if you like eggs)
Directions
Cook the biscuits according to package directions.
While the biscuits are baking, scramble the eggs. Feel free to add in any spices or vegetables here. I've added chopped onion, crushed red pepper, and even garlic before. Just depends on what you like!
After the biscuits are done, split them open. Pile high with scrambled eggs, salsa, and cheeses. (I've learned that it's easiest to put the salsa on the biscuit directly, then the eggs, then the cheese.) Place the biscuits in the microwave and heat until the cheese is melted.
Serve warm and enjoy.

Yves Saint Laurent
sounds like something great for breakfast or a last minute dinner! YUM!
1It's the perfect last minute dinner. Except we don't have any eggs in the house right now!
2Thanks for the warning on it not being authentic. I love me some Huevos Rancheros and the pic didn't look quite right to me.
This sounds like a good breakfast alternative to the original on school days for the kid
though. I'd probably do a sunny side egg instead of scrambled.
3Yeah, the picture isn't quite right, but I couldn't find one that worked! And the recipe is home...
4Something easy to feed the kid!
5I went back and checked the recipe at home and I was about right too! They added some green chiles and milk, but I usually don't bother with either of them. The eggs are easier to eat without the milk and I've got all the spices and veggies I want in the salsa!
6This looks pretty good!
7That looks good, I've never had huevos rancheros before!
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