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I’m not sure if it is all the cold weather we’ve had recently or the thought of leaving for Brazil in two week but my mind has been on my trip to Costa Rica from last summer.  I guess I just miss the warm weather and the great food.  I really wish I could go back and spend a week just eating!

Since I can’t eat my way through Costa Rica (at least not yet), I keep trying to recreate meals that I enjoyed while I was down there.  The first was Gallo Pinto- a traditional rice and bean dish for breakfast.  Today’s post does not involve traditional Costa Rican food but instead burritos- my favorite meal from the cafe good vibrations.  This place was definitely your sufer-type, American hang but man did they have good food (and so laid back!)

This is where I discovered my love for burritos.  Not your “burritos as big as your head” type burrito but a veggie burrito that had rice, black beans, lettuce, tomato, cheese, and guacamole all stuffed inside a flour tortilla.

rice (check!)

beans (check!)

Okay, this meal may not be traditional but still has two important Costa Rican staples!

All I’m missing is my warm weather (which hopefully I will find in Brazil along with more great food!)

Black Bean and Guac Burritos
 
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Recipe type: Main Dishes
Serves: 2

Ingredients
  • 2 large flour tortillas
  • ½ cup brown rice, cooked
  • ½ can black beans
  • bag chopped lettuce, onion, and tomatoes
  • ⅓ cup Moneteray Jack Cheese

Instructions
  1. * Also for ingredients, you will need a batch of guacamole.
  2. Spread guacamole in the center of the flour tortilla. Place rice, beans, cheese, and toppings on top of the guacamole. Roll into a burrito and tuck in the ends.
  3. Using an indoor grill or a panini press, heat burrito until tortilla browns on each side.
  4. Serve with remaining guacamole or salsa.

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  • http://www.foodpeoplewant.com Mike

    What a nice, quick recipe for what looks like such a flavorful burrito. Props to you for you for taking such a gorgeous picture of a burrito — that’s no easy task.

    • erin

      Thank you!

  • http://www.brisbanebaker.blogspot.com Brisbane Baker

    Beautiful photo! Congrats on getting on foodgawker :D

    This looks delicious. *mouth waters*

    http://www.brisbanebaker.blogspot.com

  • http://www.peanutbutterandjulie.com Julie

    This looks absolutely amazing. I wish that I had something like this for dinner tonight. Maybe tomorrow! Lovely photo.

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  • http://megbakinginpearls.blogspot.com/ Megan

    Yum, this looks so delicious! I love that this is a vegetarian version of a burrito-the black bean + guacamole combo sounds delicious!

  • http://www.canigettherecipe.com Cari

    MmmmM! These look amazing! I’d love to feature them on my site http://www.canigettherecipe.com with full links and credits back to you if you are keen! please let me know ASAP!
    Sincerely,
    Cari

    • erin

      Sure!

  • http://www.canigettherecipe.com Cari

    Thanks Erin!

  • http://www.acrumbfalls.com Clarice

    I must try to grill a burrito. Why didn’t I think of this before? It looks great.

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  • Christa

    Made these a few weeks ago, but i didn’t have a grill pan or panini press so I just used a skillet. The outside was nice and crispy- such a great idea to grill the outside!

    Great recipe!

  • Allison

    I made this for dinner tonight with my roommate and we both LOVED IT! Thanks!!!!!!! :0) :0) :0)

  • http://www.healthykidsfast.com Beth Robeson

    I love it, so simple and so tasty! A great end of summer dish for a cookout.

    Thanks,

    Beth

  • http://withstyle.me Lisa {With Style and Grace}

    Ooh, I have all the ingredients!! must. make. these!

  • http://www.shutter-mama.com Sonya

    Shout out from San Jose, Costa Rica, we love it here!!! I’ll be making this tomorrow!

    • erin

      Thank you! Eat some fresh avocados for me!

  • http://www.thefatlossauthority.com/ Jeri

    Yummy! Who cares about tradition when the food is good! I’ve always been one to make meals out of appetizers and so it looked perfect for me. One thing that I loved is the ease of making it. I adore avocados so mine were kind of stuffed with guacamole – to the point it was oozing out, but I didn’t mind! Thanks for sharing this!

  • http://www.jasonsdeli.com/events/planning Lily

    These sound super yummy. And pretty easy to throw together. Thanks for the recipe!

  • Mandy

    Just wanted to share, I found this recipe on pinterest and LOVE it. I have made it a couple times already and always look forward to it. Thanks!

  • http://strawberryjampackedlife.com Anne @strawberryjampackedlife

    This just seems like my excuse to eat more guacamole! :D LOVE IT!! What a quick and easy recipe.

  • http://vxcreative.com Tom Stevens

    I love meat. but I find myself craving less of it and more fresh, simple stuff like beans, rice, salsa. I am also finding I like my guac to be only mashed ripe avacado w/o any of that pkg. mix. Rock on. (You have anything with grilled fish?)

  • http://fluentinfrolicking.com Alexandra

    I have been traveling in SE Asia for 7 months and Mexican Food is what I miss most! My mouth is watering over here!

  • Collette

    I printed this out to make tonight and it looks like the link to the guacamole is broken. I’ll figure something out, but just wanted to let you know (and wanted to know how YOU made guac).

    Thanks, it looks like it’s going to be good!

    • http://naturallyella.com/about/ erin

      Thanks for letting me know! It’s fixed!

  • http://mamasgettinghealthy.blogspot.com Jen

    I just came across this recipe on Pinterest. It looks delicious, and I can’ t wait to try it!

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  • http://www.eatingasapathtoyoga.wordpress.com/ Eating as a Path to Yoga

    That looks so delicious, yet easy to make!

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  • http://twitter.com/stingytraveller stingytraveller

    Yum, looks tasty.

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