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If you're the type of person who believes anything tastes better with a little hot sauce, this is the breakfast recipe roundup for you.
Start your day with a kick with this collection of our five favorite spicy breakfast dishes. From Mexican scrambles to savory muffins, these recipes bring the heat. Be sure to reach for a glass of real milk to cool things down!
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Huevos a la Mexicana
Elise Bauer These Mexican-style eggs (aka huevos), scrambled in a tomato-based salsa, take hardly any time to make, yet they're so delicious. The jalapeno in the salsa gives this dish its kick -- simply add more or less, depending on your heat preference.
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Spicy Paleo Pumpkin Muffins
Sabrina Modelle Who says muffins have to be sweet? This recipe, which is grain-free and vegetarian, takes things to the savory side with the warm flavors of smoked paprika and cumin and a good dose of chili flakes for heat. They make a great grab-and-go breakfast, especially alongside a tall glass of cold real milk!
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Chorizo and Eggs
Elise Bauer This spicy sausage scramble is easy enough for a busy weekday morning, but weekend company-worthy as well. The chorizo packs such a flavor punch that these eggs don't need much beyond a little sauteed onion and some plumped raisins to make it complete.
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Cheddar and Jalapeño Biscuits
Elise Bauer Starting the day with light, airy homemade biscuits is simply heavenly. With this recipe, biscuits take an extra-flavorful turn, loaded with cheddar cheese and studded with jalapenos. Good thing it's quick and easy to make more, because these biscuits won't last long.
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Chilaquiles
Elise Bauer If you like enchiladas for dinner, then you'll probably love chilaquiles for breakfast--they're basically the same ingredients! True Mexican comfort food, chilaquiles (pronounced chee-la-KEE-less) are strips of fried tortillas simmered in salsa, often served with eggs and a side of beans. We offer two homemade salsa recipes -- make them as hot or as mild as you like.