Eggs in a (Avocado) Hole
Saw this on Whole Food's facebook page and had to make it this morning for breakfast.
ingredients:
1 egg
1 avocado
salt & pepper to taste
oil or some sort of nonstick spray
directions:
1. preheat your pan
2. add oil / nonstick spray
3. you take the avocado, slice it in half, then take a slice it lengthwise about 1/4 to 1/2 inch thick
4. scrap out a bit to accomodate an egg
5. add the avocado (with skin) to the pan then carefully crack an egg and place it in the hole
6. cook on each side for 2 minutes
done.
each one is about 160 calories, depending on the thickness of your avocado.
you could just put egg whites in the middle as well to keep it lower in calories.
Here's a video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V8jguJ6g1vE&feature=youtu.be
here's my finished results:
ingredients:
1 egg
1 avocado
salt & pepper to taste
oil or some sort of nonstick spray
directions:
1. preheat your pan
2. add oil / nonstick spray
3. you take the avocado, slice it in half, then take a slice it lengthwise about 1/4 to 1/2 inch thick
4. scrap out a bit to accomodate an egg
5. add the avocado (with skin) to the pan then carefully crack an egg and place it in the hole
6. cook on each side for 2 minutes
done.
each one is about 160 calories, depending on the thickness of your avocado.
you could just put egg whites in the middle as well to keep it lower in calories.
Here's a video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V8jguJ6g1vE&feature=youtu.be
here's my finished results:
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YUM I have Avocado at the house this is so tomorrows breakfast thanks for posting0
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Sounds interesting...0
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yum... !0
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Wow, this looks really nice and simple. Thank you!0
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mmjmmmmmm!!!!0
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Sounds different.0
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thanks I think I just might try it.:flowerforyou:0
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That looks amazing! I looove avocado. So trying this, asap0
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I can't wait to try this one!! Eggs and avocados go so well with each other!!! YUMMO!0
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Saw this on Whole Food's facebook page and had to make it this morning for breakfast.
ingredients:
1 egg
1 avocado
salt & pepper to taste
oil or some sort of nonstick spray
directions:
1. preheat your pan
2. add oil / nonstick spray
3. you take the avocado, slice it in half, then take a slice it lengthwise about 1/4 to 1/2 inch thick
4. scrap out a bit to accomodate an egg
5. add the avocado (with skin) to the pan then carefully crack an egg and place it in the hole
6. cook on each side for 2 minutes
done.
each one is about 160 calories, depending on the thickness of your avocado.
you could just put egg whites in the middle as well to keep it lower in calories.
Here's a video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V8jguJ6g1vE&feature=youtu.be
here's my finished results:0 -
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YUM! yes please! too bad I just ate my last avocado yesterday or this would be my breakfast in the morning0
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Cannot wait to try this!! thanks for posting.0
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wow! weird.. but cool :bigsmile:0
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Might try this tomorrow... I'll need some toast with it, but it looks yummy.0
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That looks delicious!0
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I make this all the time - top with a bit of salsa and it's delicious! Another breakfast staple for me is to mix together a chopped hard-boiled egg, 1/2 a chopped avocado, a diced light string cheese, and a bit of salsa.0
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Love this and anything with egg and avocado together. Today I had a piece of whole wheat toast, spread 1/4 of a ripe avocado like butter on top, then added an ounce of smoked salmon and an easy-over egg. Yoke-y deliciousness for 260 cals and 19 grams of protein.0
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BUMP! Love avocado!0
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Yummmy!!!0
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