Makes 6 tacos: breakfast for two, or one hungry Saturday. Everything cooks on the Blackstone in one sweep, so prep it all before the steel gets hot. The chorizo does most of the flavor work; the eggs just have to stay soft.

The BeachStone Breakfast Taco Sauce is a bright cilantro-lime crema with a little roasted-chile heat. It's the thing that ties the whole taco together.
Into the fridge while you cook. It wants to stay cold, and it thickens slightly as it sits.

Push it to a cooler corner of the griddle. Leave the red oil. The eggs cook in it next, and that's where the flavor lives.

Soft, glossy eggs are the difference between a great breakfast taco and a rubbery one. Low and slow, and pull them before they look done.

Lazy and warm. Coffee going, the griddle ticking, nowhere to be. This is the soundtrack for a morning you don't rush.
Chorizo and eggs want something with backbone. A proper Bloody Mary is the only right answer at a weekend breakfast: savory, spicy, a little smoky. This is the build, and the blueprint for the BeachStone mix coming to a bottle.
Salt the rim. Run a lime around the glass rim, dip in celery salt (or a chili-lime salt).
Mix. Stir everything but the vodka in a pitcher. Add vodka, stir. Pour over plenty of ice.
Garnish big. Celery, a lime wedge, olives, a pickled pepper. A strip of crispy bacon if you're showing off.
This mix is headed for a bottle. BeachStone Bloody Mary Mix, just add vodka, alongside the margarita mix and the sauces. The bar you make at home, in a bottle. Breakfast. Burgers. Tacos. Bar.

Per taco, fully built with sauce. Two tacos is a solid breakfast at around 580 cal / 30g protein. The Bloody Mary runs about 150 cal on its own.