Start a day without breakfast? Never! I don’t even try to
understand why so many people skip the morning meal while there is so many
delicious options to start a day. I’m so devoted to my breakfast ritual that I
can get up 30 minutes earlier sacrificing sleep time. Always with freshly
grounded coffee. I usually try to prepare something healthy or healthier version
of traditional meals. This recipe was created during my vegetable craving. I
know it may sound weird but yes I’m having vegetable craving along with
chocolate craving, meat craving etc. Scientists say that cravings signalize
lack of important microelements or vitamins. Whatever! Every reason is good for...
good food.
Ingredients
- 2 slices of multigrain bread
- ½ of avocado
- 1 tomato
- 2 champignon mushrooms
- 2 large slices of low fat ham
- 5-6 leaves of fresh baby spinach
- 2 free range eggs
- 4 table spoons of white vinegar
- ½ Teaspoon of cooking oil
- Black pepper
- Tea spoon of Marmite (optional)
You will also need a pan, shallow small pot, timer, colander
spoon, knife, fork, and clean kitchen cloth (it can’t be fluffy).
Preheat pan greased with cooking oil for 3-5 minutes on high
heat and then lower temperature. Rinse vegetable before cooking. Place on the
pan sliced tomato, sliced mushrooms, spinach and ham Try not mix them. Grill
vegetables (except spinach) and ham on each side until lightly brown. Turn
spinach few times until cooked (should be wilted completely but still bright
green).
Toast 2 pieces of bread and butter them with avocado. Some
people peel avocado first and chop but there is quicker way. Cut avocado into
half. Half with pit you can store in the fridge. Pit prevents it from getting
dark quickly. The other half cut gently into cross- hatch pattern, careful not
to break through avocado skin. Scoop out avocado flesh using a fork and with
this same fork spread it on toasts.
Fill the pot with water to about ¾ of the height. Bring it
to boil on medium heat and add vinegar. Gently crack and drop eggs into the
water (start dropping to water surface as close as possible). Boil eggs for 4
minutes (medium poached). Remove eggs with colander spoon and place them on
kitchen cloth to drain off (draining helps to remove taste of vinegar).
Possibly try to make everything in this same time. If you
find this multitasking hard prepare toast first then vegetable mushrooms and
ham and don’t remove them from the pan to keep temperature until serving.
Place toasts on the plate. Cover avocado spread with
vegetables, mushrooms and ham. Put poached eggs on the top of both toast and
sprinkle with black pepper. Glaze eggs with Marmite. Eat with fork and knife. What
I like most about pouched eggs in this breakfast version is runny yolk spilling
onto ham and veggies as delicious souse. Hollandaise topping is absolutely superfluous.
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