The great thing about this sheet pan dinner is that you customize it to your liking. Put extra of your favorite ingredients and skip the ingredients that you don't like!
Sheet Pan Chili Lime Kale Shakshuka Nachos
Recipe By Erin Grunstein
- Cooking and Prep: 20 m
- Serves: 6
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Ingredients (12)
Main ingredients
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Prepare the Shakshuka Nachos
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Preheat oven to 400 degrees Fahrenheit. Spray a sheet pan liberally with nonstick cooking spray.
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Spread tortilla chips over pan. Top with kale and grated cheese. Sprinkle liberally with chili lime seasoning. Bake for about five minutes until cheese begins to melt.
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In the meantime, mix together black beans, corn, avocado, jalapeño and tomatoes. Top with lime juice, chili lime seasoning and fresh basil. Set aside.
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Now back to our sheet pan - the cheese has started melting. Remove the sheet pan from the oven. Form wells in various spots over the tortilla chips. Crack eggs and pour each one into a well. Bake for an additional 10 minutes, until you start seeing egg white turn white - keep in mind, the egg will keep cooking slightly when removed from oven.
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Top with black bean and corn salsa. Drizzle on additional lime juice if desired. Enjoy!!
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Sheet Pan Chili Lime Kale Shashuka nachos
I know the title is nachos, but is there a variation of this wonderful-sounding recipe without the nachos?Replies:
There is no reason why you cannot make it without the nachos! You could leave them out or put some other type of chip (sweet potato chips for instants). Besides the "nacho" flavoring, they are used as a base, and there is no reason why you cannot change it to something you like better.
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Sheet Pan Chili Lime Kale Shashuka nachos
I know the title is nachos, but is there a variation of this wonderful-sounding recipe without the nachos?Replies:
There is no reason why you cannot make it without the nachos! You could leave them out or put some other type of chip (sweet potato chips for instants). Besides the "nacho" flavoring, they are used as a base, and there is no reason why you cannot change it to something you like better.
