Culture

Migas

By Mauricio Velázquez de Leon


Published on December 17, 2013

On Saturday mornings, no matter the season, I'll wake to find my family clamoring for migas, the comforting Spanish-style scramble of eggs, fried chorizo, and crusty cubes of day-old bread, which I'll sizzle in olive oil, bleary-eyed, at my stove. Sitting down together at the kitchen table, my two young boys will argue afterward over which part of the dish is best. One loves the crunchy sautéed bread; the other, the spicy, salty morsels of chorizo. My wife? She enjoys the creamy, golden scrambled eggs. But I just savor how all of those elements come together, each delectable forkful marking the start to a weekend filled with family, good meals, and relaxation.

Mauricio Veláquez de León is the author of_Yummy Food Doodles (Duopress, 2012)._

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