Gourmet Fried egg with Smoked Salmon Avocado Toast

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I went to a fancy-vegan-healthy-organic restaurant not too long ago and they had something like this on the menu. Guess how much it costs? About $7 for ONE toast. Ridiculous right? A basic avocado toast was $5. I know, why so pricey? So I decided, why not just make it at home? It’s cheaper AND I don’t have to wait 10-20 mins for people to make it for me. It’s honestly pretty basic. The smoked salmon are typically more expensive, but if you’re feeling a fancy morning, try making this at home! It’s the perfect savory easy-to-make breakfast!


Ingredients:

  • 2 thin sliced Dave’s killer bread\

  • 1 egg

  • 2 oz Avocado

  • Pinch of salt

  • Everything but the bagel seasoning (optional)

  • Lemon (optional)

Calories: 387

Macros:

  • Protein: 24 g

  • Carbs: 26 g

  • Fats: 20 g



 

Directions:

  • Start toasting the bread in a toaster (duh Gem lol)

  • Spray the pan with cooking oil and fry the egg in medium heat for 30 seconds, then adjust the heat to low. Cover the pan and let it cook for about 3 minutes (this cooks the entire egg but keeps the yolk soft!)

  • Prep the avocado in a bowl and add the pinch of salt, black pepper, herb seasoning of your desire, and a squeeze of lemon if you’d like a little zest to it. Mash all the ingredients together and spread it on the two toasts.

  • Add the 2 oz of smoked salmon on top and garnish it with herb seasoning —My personal preference is italian seasoning!

  • Once the egg is done, put it on top of one toast.

Side note: I would typically use two eggs on my toast, but because smoked salmon is much higher in fat, I’ve decided to only do one. This meal is very high in fat, but much more wholesome than processed foods!

Food Benefits

Avocado:

  • High levels of potassium, viamin A, K, C, E, B6, Thiamin, Niacin.

  • Promotes healthy heart and maintain cholesterol levels.

  • High content in fiber which helps regulate a healthy digestive system.

  • Keeps your skin healthy! If you have dry skin, it will help keep your skin from dry or damaged. It can also play the same role with your hair.

  • Prevents from liver damage.

  • Will promote fat loss— These are higher in calories and will keep you satiated for a longer period of time and prevent you from cravings or prevent you from overeating.

Egg (white portion):

  • High in protein

  • Fat free

  • Low calorie

  • Contains potassium, magnesium, sodium, and riboflavin

Egg yolk:

  • Good source of vitamin A, B1, B6, B12, D, and folate

  • Contains several other minerals

  • Contains omega 3 fats—this keeps your heart healthy, improves risk factors of heart diseases, and reduce ADHD symptoms in chidren

  • It’s important that we don’t just throw away the yolk as it contains many nutrients to keep our bodies healthy.