Avocado Toast with Burrata and Egg
This avocado toast with burrata and egg is a decadently delicious, protein packed breakfast or lunch. It’s even marvelous as a light dinner!
If you follow me on Instagram or Facebook, this open-faced sandwich will look familiar to you.
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That’s because my daughter had this for breakfast our first morning in San Francisco, just before boarding the ferry to Alcatraz. Here’s that photo of the avocado toast with burrata and egg from Norcina, a modern Italian cafe near the Embarcadero.
If you’re looking for a more filling main course using avocado, try my
Pasta with Avocado and Cherry Tomatoes!
So many of you commented on this photo when I shared it on my Instagram story that I decided to make it at home and share it with you. All credit goes to Norcina Cafe for the recipe idea.
Craving something sweeter?
Try my Avocado Mousse for a surprisingly chocolatey (and healthy) dessert!
Avocado Toast with Burrata and Egg
inspired by Norcina, San Francisco – makes 2
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Ingredients
- ciabatta roll, cut in half, toasted
- a few tablespoonfuls of burrata (make sure it’s good quality like Di Stefano)
- one ripe avocado, peeled and cut in half lengthwise and then cut into slices, but left intact
- one egg, organic and free range (if possible)
- sea salt
- (optional: poppy seeds, Everything but the Bagel seasoning, or anything similar)
Put the egg in a pot with cold water so that it’s covered (with water). Bring to a boil, remove from heat and cover. For soft boiled, remove the egg and put in cold water at 1 1/2 to 2 minute mark. Remove at 2 1/2 minutes for a more cooked egg.
Note: you can use a pre-cooked egg, but the warm egg on this really adds to the enjoyment of this sandwich.
While the egg is cooking, spread burrata on the ciabatta toast.
Put the ciabatta toast on a plate, and set aside.
Add half of the sliced avocado to each toast half.
When the egg is ready, remove the shell and cut in half, lengthwise. Place on the avocado half. Sprinkle with salt.
Nothing wrong with stopping here and eating it plain. So delicious with the warm egg!
However, go ahead and sprinkle with seeds, seaweed flakes, etc. The original sandwich from Norcina included a little bit of chopped bacon. I omitted it to keep it vegetarian because I don’t think it’s necessary, but you definitely could “gild the lily” if you chose.
Enjoy!
Avocado Toast with Burrata and Egg
Ingredients
- ciabatta roll cut in half, toasted
- 3 tbsp burrata more or less, make sure it's good quality like Di Stefano
- 1 avocado ripe, peeled and cut in half
- 1 egg organic and free range (if possible)
- ¼ tsp sea salt to taste
- optional: poppy seeds, Everything Bagel seasoning, or anything similar
Instructions
- Put the egg in a pot with cold water so that it's covered (with water). Bring to a boil, remove from heat and cover. For soft boiled, remove the egg and put in cold water at 1 1/2 to 2 minute mark. Remove at 2 1/2 minutes for a more cooked egg.
- While the egg is cooking, spread burrata on the ciabatta toast
- Put the ciabatta toast on a plate, and set aside.
- Add half of the sliced avocado to each toast half.
- When the egg is ready, remove the shell and cut in half, lengthwise. Place on the avocado half. Sprinkle with salt.
- If desired, sprinkle with poppy seeds, Everything But the Bagel seasoning, seaweed flakes, etc. Enjoy!
Notes
Nutrition
Here’s a tuna, egg and tomato, protein rich and nutritious recipe.
If you love avocado toast with burrata and egg, here’s another similar dish from Cynthia at What a Girl Eats: egg salad with bacon.
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Christina, this looks and sounds amazing! And I love how beautifully you sliced that perfectly ripe avocado. :-) ~Valentina
Avocado toast is one of my favorites! I don’t go out for breakfast often, but if I do this is what I get! The buratta adds a lovely creamy layer!
Absolutely, David!
I eat avocado toast several times a week and never thought of adding burrata – genius! I am going to try that out!
I know, who would have thought? :)
Beautiful! I love decadent dishes that you can also call healthy. ;-)