Huevos Rancheros and Saucy Mama Blogiversary Giveaway!
Posted: May 22, 2011 Filed under: Contests, Food, Giveaways, Recipes | Tags: avocado, breakfast, brunch, chipotle, contest, cooking, dressing, easy, eggs, ethnic, foodblog, giveaway, huevos, mexican, rancheros, recipe, saucy mama, tomatoes, tortilla, vegetarian 53 Comments »
With all of my list making and such, it probably won’t surprise you to know that I am a planner. Not having a plan makes me anxious. Nervous. Unsettled.
I guess technically that makes me a planner and a worrier.
Anyway.
I’m not saying that my plans always work out. In fact, most of them end up getting changed once they’re in progress. Usually because I pack too much in too short of a time span. Or because I’m running late. Or both. Let’s just say timing is an issue for me.
You would think, with all of this planning, that I would have something magnificent up my sleeve for today, my one year blogiversary. And I do! Only, it wasn’t planned.
No, the serendipitous timing of my fun Saucy Mama Fab with Five contest entry, along with a Saucy Mama giveaway for one lucky reader, was pure chance.
(Actually, that’s a lie. It was actually quite predictable. It’s because I waited until the very last day to submit my contest entry. Again, the timing thing.)
I thought a lot about what I wanted to make for the contest. And for a while I really was stumped. I mean, it’s no easy task to utilize only five ingredients (plus the freebies – olive oil, salt and pepper) and put together a winning dish!
But once my Saucy Mama sample products arrived in the mail, my inspiration became clear. The delicious new Sante Fe Creamy Chipotle Dressing would be my muse.
I knew I wanted to use the dressing in an unusual way, not just as a salad dressing or dipping sauce for veggies. But I also wanted to showcase it. Let it shine through. Steal the show.
I just wasn’t sure how.
And then, when thinking about my upcoming trip to Mexico (just four more days and two finals stand between me and Cabo!), it hit me. I would make Huevos Rancheros!

