Friday, April 20

Espresso-Maple Pulled Pork and Egg Breakfast Burritos



Are you planning to go out for brunch this weekend? You may want to stay home and cook instead. Here's why: Espresso-Maple Pulled Pork and Egg Breakfast Burritos. Yes, they're as good as they sound.  Actually, better. The dark, roast-y espresso flavor contrasts deliciously with the sweetness of the maple syrup of the saltiness of the pork.

I suggest serving these pulled pork breakfast burritos with a mug a strong cowboy coffee or a colorful tequila sunrise. Whatever makes you happy. Cause isn't that what Sundays are all about?

Get the recipe here!

9 comments:

Maureen @ Orgasmic Chef said...

Maple pulled pork? holy cow!! I've got to have some. Off to bookmark recipe. :)

Ayngelina said...

Interesting combination, I would never think to combine egg and pulled pork but then again pork pairs well with everything.

Valerie Harrison (bellini) said...

Sundays are all about enjoying the day and these would be a great beginning.

Myrrh said...

Sweet googley moogley!

Ashley Blom said...

I loooove breakfast burritos, AND pulled pork, never tried them together! I'll have to do this :)

rick vancleave said...

Wow i am ready for breakfast. Thanks for sharing

Hillary said...

Hey Susan,
You know what? I tried to make this 2 times before (finally) successfully pleased my family.
But it is worth the hard work. LOL.
Anyway, thank you for making me look like a professional. :)
Hey, if you don’t mind, you can submit your Espresso-Maple Pulled Pork & Egg Breakfast Burritos photos to http://www.foodporn.net/ to make others hungry.
You know it’s fun to make others hungry. Especially when they are so hungry they finally want to create your recipe. :)
It is worth the try. :)
Thanks!

Susieq said...

Made these for Mother's Day brunch and they were a hit! One note though: The recipe says to cook for 4-5 hours OR until the internal temp reaches 170 degrees. It will reach this temp way before the meat is tender, so I suggest following the time and tenderness test rather than pulling it out when it reaches 170. I ended up turning the oven temp back down to complete the cooking so it would not dry out. Worked well and after about 4 hours or so it was ready. Thanks so much for this delicious recipe. I plan on using the rub on other meats.

Susan from Food Blogga said...

hillary-So glad it was a success! It always make me happy.

susieq-Thanks for the feedback. I know readers will find it helpful.