Burrito Project Detroit
Basic Supplies:
Tortillas extra large
Dry Pinto beans
Dry rice
Canned corn
Canned diced tomatoes
Tomato Sauce
Aluminum foil
Paper towels
Taste goods/Seasonings:
Garlic (Fresh or powdered we use both)
Onions
Chicken Bouillion Cubes/ Canned chicken broth
Chili Powder
Cumin
Cinnamon
Salt & Pepper
Recipe:
ü Beans; Do first they cook the longest
1 jumbo sized bag
Pinto Beans- Soak overnight (requires 24 hours); drain water and add fresh water. Simmer for 1 ½ to 2 ½ hrs
*Water to Bean Ratio 6:1(cups)*
· Cooked Pinto Beans- Mash using a potato masher
· Chili Powder TT
· Cumin TT
· Salt & Pepper TT
ü Rice
Will require 30 minutes or longer; until rice it is soft
Best cooked in covered (plastic wrap & aluminumfoil) hotel pan/large
baking dish
*Keep in mind rice will double in size so only fill pan halfway
*Water to Rice Ratio 2:1*
Coat rice in vegetable oil to prevent sticking, Spray baking dish with a non-stick vegtable spray
· White/Brown Rice (2 Regular sized bags)
· Garlic 4-5 cloves minced; 3 tbsp powder/granulated
· Onion small dice; about 1 or onion powder TT
· Tomato product sauce and diced (1 can each)
· Chicken broth/ hot water with bouillion cubes) *2:1 cup Ratio*
Roasted Corn/ Drained can of Corn
· Salt & Pepper TT
*When finished add cinnamon about 2/3 teaspoons for a little extra flavor(it's really good)
ü Tortillas
· Warm in skillet just until softened
Or in microwave about 10 at a time; wrap in paper towels and heat for about 1min and 45 sec
Few more * Points:
*Smash and Season beans add water if too thick
*To roast corn: Drain can(s) of sweet corn season with salt, pepper, chili powder and cumin coat with vegetable oil and bake on cookie sheet until slighty colored (doesn't take long, like 5-10 minutes)
*We do 2 pans of rice(4 bags) and 1 very large pot of beans (1 jumbo sized bag of pinto beans about $6)
Method of Prep:
o Tortilla; Warmed
o Beans
o Rice
Some kind of mild salsa (We do this if we have a little extra money)
o Wrap
o Wrap in paper towel
o Wrap in foil
o Store in oven @ 175 until ready to distribute
Yield 80-90 burritos
This may seem like a lot but once you do it you'll realize that its really not. If anyone has any questions feel free to ask us.