Celebrities without seasoning: Michelle Salas published a recipe for chilaquiles and well...

Fonda del desabor - Michelle Salas shared how she prepares her chilaquiles, and it seems Anahí now has competition... but in the "culinary crimes" category.

In one of those posts that you'd swear was fake or generated by artificial intelligence, Luis Miguel's daughter showed off her very unique way of preparing chilaquiles, and it even made us feel hungry.

“I'm going to show you how easy and quick they are to make…”, Salas begins in a video worthy of a MasterChef multiverse.

It is now clear why Michelle Salas is not a cook.

“We started with some tostaditas… which are like the base of chilaquiles… and then I'm going to add the eggs, which I toasted a little too much today, but they're delicious because they're crispy ,” says the woman, who could have easily been mistaken for the woman who got into a fight with a police officer in Condesa last weekend.

Beyond the excessive use of the word aesthetic to label the dish (which seems more like punishment than breakfast), what has drawn the most attention was their decision to use commercial crackers /toast instead of frying tortilla chips or, at the very least, using tortilla chips, confirming how skilled celebrities are when it comes to cooking.

📌 MICHELLE SALAS, Luis Miguel's daughter, and her chilaquiles recipe 🥴

Michelle Salas shared her healthy chilaquiles recipe, and just like other celebrities who share their recipes, it sparked criticism.

As things stand, she would have reached the final of... pic.twitter.com/H0DgFFCsAV

— Aunt Sandra (@TuTiaSandra) July 7, 2025

Having lost all shame (and also all seasoning), Michelle closes her video with a phrase that could have been written by Monty Python in a Mexican food-themed episode:

“ You don't have to be Mexican to know that good chilaquiles are like a hug for the soul.”

As if crackers instead of tortillas and overcooked eggs weren't enough, Salas tops off his dish by adding Greek yogurt on top, probably as a safety measure so no one would steal it by mistake.

And to better understand the series: we already know how much Florinda Meza earned for appearing in “El Chavo del Ocho.”