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Wilmette native realizes dream with Cracked

The chilaquiles verdes ($14) breakfast platter is stacked with homemade corn tortilla chips, tomatilla salsa, grilled chicken, red onion, two over-easy eggs, avocado, crema, cotija cheese, cilantro and a lime wedge.
The Sloppy Jose ($9) at Cracked on Milwaukee features smoked chorizo, guacamole, hash browns, a fried egg and homemade bacon onion jam on a French roll. Photos by Eric DeGrechie/22nd Century Media
Sloppy Tots ($5, $7, $9) are potato tots topped with smoked chorizo and Sriacha sour cream.
The Biscuits N’ Gravy dish ($13) features three fresh homemade biscuits covered in fresh chorizo gravy with two eggs.
The French Toast Bites ($5, $7, $9) are fried French Toast balls tossed in cinnamon-maple sugar and served with maple syrup.
Michal Dwojak, Sports Editor
3:03 am CDT October 31, 2019
What started as an idea for a summer internship for Daniel Krause turned into a concept that helped him realize his dreams.

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