This tasty burrito with beans, corn, rice, and avocado is a fun and creative recipe. The colorful ingredients are prepared individually, and everyone can assemble their own burrito on a whole wheat tortilla as they like. Kids enjoy it, and it's great for gatherings too, as it adds a fun activity to the meal.
1tbspTabasco sauceplus more for serving (or another hot sauce)
A bit of fresh basil
16whole wheat tortillasor more, depending on size
2½cupswhole grain rice
2avocados
16leavesof green lettuceapprox. 1 head of lettuce
Instructions
If using dried beans: Soak them overnight, rinse in the morning, and cook with a bit of salt and cumin until soft (about 60 minutes on the stove, or 20 minutes in a pressure cooker). Drain and set aside.
If using canned/jarred beans: Drain and set aside.
Rinse the rice and cook it in salted water (about 30 minutes). Let it cool slightly afterward.
In a large skillet, sauté finely chopped onion in a bit of water until soft. Add drained beans, salt, soup seasoning, paprika powder, and Tabasco. Cook for 5–10 minutes.
Dice the tomatoes, add them to the skillet along with frozen corn, and stir well. Remove from heat and add a bit of chopped fresh basil.
Wash the lettuce and separate the leaves.
Peel and slice the avocados into strips.
For each tortilla, layer: one leaf of lettuce, some whole grain rice, the bean-tomato-corn sauce, one or two avocado strips, and optionally more Tabasco sauce on top.
Roll up the tortilla by first folding the top and bottom, then the sides. Optionally, cut the burrito in half before serving.