Smashed Avocado & Egg on Seeded Toast
Ripe avocado mashed with lemon and a pinch of chilli, crowned with a soft-cooked egg. On the table before your tea has had time to cool.
- 15 min
- 2 servings
- ≈360 kcal
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Ripe avocado mashed with lemon and a pinch of chilli, crowned with a soft-cooked egg. On the table before your tea has had time to cool.
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