Here I’ll show you THE most delicious way to serve up avocado and egg on toast!
There’s a ridiculous amount of different ways you could make avocado and egg on toast, and whilst there’s no right or wrong way, today I’m going to show you the best way . Follow me…
The avocado makes up a big part of this recipe, so it’s important to let it shine. Sure, you could just mash up some avocado, but I like throwing in a few extra goodies:
When it comes to smashing the avocado, just make sure you don’t mash it into oblivion. You want to keep a bit of texture, so a few lumps here and there are fine!
When it comes to frying the egg, I won’t patronise you too much, but here are a few tips to consider:
My second option would be a Poached Egg, just so you get the glorious runny egg yolk. Scrambled Eggs are pretty nice, but you’ll miss out on the runny egg yolk 🙁
Process shots: add butter to non-stick pan (photo 1), stir to melt (photo 2), fry eggs and baste in butter (photo 3), remove from pan, leave butter (photo 4).
I always get stick when I post a ‘something on toast’ recipe because I always end up frying the bread. Which I guess leaves you with more of a ‘something of fried bread’ recipe, but let’s not get stuck on technicalities here . It’s criminal to waste leftover butter!
You want something sturdy like Sourdough or Artisan Style bread. Just so it toasts up nicely and gives you a firm platform to stack on the avocado and egg. Soft sandwich bread isn’t great for this recipe.
Process shots: add bread to leftover butter (photo 1), fry both sides (photo 2).
When it comes to putting everything together, the only extra addition I add is hot sauce. Because quite frankly no avocado egg toast is complete without a few lashings of hot sauce. It adds a final hit of flavour and cuts through the rich egg yolk and buttery egg whites.
I typically use Cholula hot sauce, but Frank’s and Tabasco also work well.
Honestly? I’d keep it simple as it is. However, if you want to crank it up a notch then bacon, feta or roasted cherry tomatoes are all welcomed additions.
Process shots: add fried bread to chopping board (photo 1), add smashed avocado (photo 2), add fried egg (photo 3), season and drizzle over hot sauce (photo 4).
I usually whip this up for Breakfast or Brunch on the weekend. It’s perfect as it is, but if you wanted to take things up a notch you could serve with Hash Browns or Breakfast Potatoes!
Alrighty, let’s tuck into the full recipe for this fried egg on toast shall we!?
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b) Runny egg yolks – You don’t have to make sunny side up eggs if you don’t like runny egg yolk; you could make them over easy instead. Once they’re all cooked (a little ring of uncooked white around the yolk) just flip them over and fry for another 30 seconds or so. For over medium or hard just flip them sooner and cook longer on the flipped side until the yolk is cooked to your preference.
c) Can I make scrambled eggs or poached eggs instead? – Yep! Check out my Perfect Scrambled Eggs and Perfect Poached Eggs 🙂
d) Calories – Per toast.
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