This baked eggs recipe with avocado and crispy fried streaky bacon is super tasty and prepared easily within 30 minutes. It makes a great breakfast as well as a nice main or side dish and can easily be cooked in large amounts as long as everything fits on your baking tray.
First, preheat your oven to about 180°C (350°F) and fry the bacon in a pan on low-medium heat for 5-10 minutes until it is crispy
Then, place the avocado slices evenly on a baking tray
Now, add the crispy bacon bits, drop the eggs on top of everything and season it with salt & pepper
Finally, put the baking tray into the oven for 10-15 minutes, until the eggs are done
Recipe Notes
Basically, you can use as much eggs, avocado and bacon as you want.
I like to add some low carb ketchup and mayonnaise on the side too, but it is not mandatory.
You may also spice this dish up by adding dried chili flakes.
If you want the meal to be more saturating you could also add some shredded cheese before putting the baking tray into the oven. Gouda or cheddar cheese would fit pretty well.
This bacon wrapped green asparagus tastes delicious. It is easily prepared within 20 to 25 minutes and packed with valuable nutrients like vitamins K, C and A as well as folate, potassium and antioxidants like rutin, ascorbic acid and glutathione.
First, wash the asparagus with cold water and cut or break off the base from the spears to get rid of the stringy parts
Preheat a pan with about 10 gram of your preferred fat for frying to low-medium heat
Meanwhile, make groups of 3 asparagus spears and tightly wrap each of them with bacon. You will need about 3 slices of bacon per asparagus bunch
Fry the wrapped asparagus bunches evenly for a total of about 10-15 minutes, until the bacon is crispy
Finally, put the asparagus on a plate and add the seasonings
Recipe Notes
Do not remove more than one third from the asparagus. If neccessary, just cut off about 1-2 cm from the base and peel the lower third.
Additionally, it is not mandatory to peel the whole asparagus spears. In fact, most of the healthy nutrients are densely packed just below the skin and you probably don't want to get rid of these.
Another tip: To avoid throwing away too much of this healthy food, use the cut or broken off ends for a fond/broth or soup.
