
Avocado and poached egg toast
Toast avocado e uovo in camicia
Street food
Toast with quick guacamole and a perfectly poached egg: the most Instagrammable brunch in years.
Avocado toast with a poached egg has become the epitome of contemporary brunch, popularized in cafes and restaurants around the world, starting in Australia in the 2010s. The poached egg—an egg cooked in almost boiling water with a drizzle of vinegar until a white shell forms around the runny yolk—requires a bit of technique but yields spectacular results. It's even better with toasted sourdough bread.
Instructions
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Prepare the guacamole
Mash the avocado with lemon juice, salt, pepper and chili pepperIt should be coarse, not completely smooth.
Poach the eggs
4 minBring a pot of water to a near boil (not boiling: 80-(185°F) 85°C). Add the vinegar. Create a vortex with a tablespoon. Break the egg into a espresso cup and gently slide it into the vortex. Cook for 3-4 minutes until theegg white it is solid and the yolk soft. Drain with a skimmer.
Assemble and serve
Toast the bread. Spread the guacamole. Place the poached egg on top. Add salt and pepper. chili pepper in flakes and arugula fresh. Serve immediately.
Chef's Tips
The poached egg requires very fresh eggs: theegg white It compacts better. The water shouldn't boil: the convulsive motion will break the egg. It should barely shimmer.
Ingredients
- 4 slices of sourdough or wholemeal bread
- 2 ripe avocados
- 4 very fresh eggs
- (2 tbsp) 2 tablespoons of white vinegar
- Salt, pepper, chili pepper in flakes
- Lemon juice and zest
- Sesame or flax seeds
- Arugula fresh
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