Chorizo & Delicata Squash Breakfast Burritos

beauty breakfast series


I am a recent 2026 breakfast burrito convert and this morning I’m here to evangelize! The burrito form in the morning was not something that spoke to me prior to this because whenever I saw them at beachside cafes, they looked heavy and greasy. Well, for the sake of a dear client’s busy schedule, I decided to give them my twist and see if I could pack one full of nutrients and deliciousness in a way that left her grounded, clear, and energized! It worked! Annnnd now they are a base I can play with all day long. I make them for myself as well as clients. Seasonal vegetables and herbs from the farmers market always make a splash and pair beautifully with a simply ground protein of choice. Now it’s your turn. Hopefully my instructions make it easy for you. Mix and match your fillings to your heart’s content. Just always include a protein, fat and carb and you can’t really go wrong! Have fun :)

Chef Tip: the real winner is the grain-free tortilla. I’m IN LOVE with Coyotas large burrito-size tortillas. Warmed to a doughy pliability, and they work beautifully. The cassava base it what makes it work very similarly to flour tortillas :)

RECIPE


macros

23g protein ~ 34g fat ~ 36g carbs

per burrito


makes 6 burritos

Ingredients

  • 3 medium Delicata Squash, organic

  • Extra Virgin Olive Oil, organic

  • Celtic Sea Salt

  • 1 tbsp Ghee, organic

  • 1 White or Yellow Onion, organic

  • 1 lb Chorizo, quality pork is key

  • 4 Eggs, pasture-raised, organic

  • Whole Sour Cream, organic

  • Baby Arugula, organic

  • Bunch Cilantro, organic

  • Grain-Free Tortillas - love Coyotas


Instructions

  1. Preheat oven to 375 degrees

  2. Prepare a baking pan lined with unbleached parchment paper

  3. Trim your Squash ends, then halve down the center, and halve again from tip to tail

  4. Scoop out seeds and slice 1/4-1/2 inch rainbows

  5. Add to a bowl and toss in olive oil and sea salt

  6. Place on a parchment-lined baking tray and roast for 30-40 min till soft and golden

  7. Dice Onion and Cilantro

  8. Plan Ghee in a medium saute pan and warm on medium heat, add onions and sweat or carmelize for more flavor

  9. Add Chorizo and cook through

  10. While cooking, whisk Eggs and then add to Chorizo

  11. Toss in as much baby Arugula as you desire. It really cooks down so go heavy. If you want less texture, trim the ends off first

  12. Add Cilantro at the very end, so it stays fresh

  13. In another large pan, heat up tortillas. Warm up pan to a med-high heat first, then add the tortilla. For best results, let it get doughy, very soft and bendy

  14. Cut parchment paper for burrito wrapping and stack on a flat surface. Leave enough horizontal space to tuck sides of the wrap

  15. Burrito assembly: lay warmed tortilla, then scoop Chorizo Egg and place on the part of the tortilla closest to you, anticipating the wrap movement upwards, top with a layer of the Squash, then finish with a hearty scoop of Sour Cream

  16. To roll, use both hands to lift and fold the sides, and lift and fold the end closest to you over it as you roll the burrito forward. The more you do it the easier it’ll get

  17. One last tip: once it’s rolled, hold the shape with your hands and gently press in to secure the burrito hold

  18. Lift the parchment from each end towards the center. At the top fold over, like you would an old school sandwich brown bag, then tuck and roll the sides

  19. Keep in the fridge for a week! To reheat simply pop in the oven at 350 for 10-15 minutes 🤎

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