Healthy avocado on toast recipe
The beauty of this healthy avocado on toast recipe is that it makes a perfect breakfast, lunch or simple supper

Healthy avocado on toast
Healthy-eating resolutions can sometimes be difficult to stick to, but not with this avocado on toast recipe. It can be eaten at any time of the day-breakfast, lunch and dinner-and easily adapted to suit all tastebuds. If you are in need of a protein hit and are not too bored of turkey, sandwich a slice of the breast between the avocado mix and the toast. Of course, there always needs to be a balance and something this good should be followed by something a little more naughty. The more decadent, brunch version of this recipe will follow shortly.
Serves 1 (allow one avocado per person for a generous portion)
Ingredients:
1 avocado
2 spring onions, finely chopped
Juice of half a lime
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Large pinch of chilli flakes
Handful of fresh coriander and parsley, roughly chopped
6 cherry tomatoes, halved
Feta cheese
2 slices sourdough or wholegrain bread
Glug olive oil
Ground pepper
Method:
Half, de-stone and dice your avocado. Place in a small mixing bowl with the spring onions, lime juice, chilli flakes and fresh herbs.
Throw in a little olive oil and mash with a fork until the mixture has reached your desired consistency. Personally, I prefer not to mash it to a purée but would recommend using a food processor if you are after a smoother texture.
Put your bread on to toast. Add the tomatoes to your smashed avocado, crumble in some feta (as much or as little as you like) and season to taste. I don't include any extra salt due to the salty flavour of the cheese.
Stir until everything is combined.
When your bread has finished toasting, transfer to a plate and drizzle with some more olive oil. Top each slice with as much avocado as possible-this is no culinary work of art-and serve whilst the toast is still warm.
** Read more of Rosie's recipes on her What to cook this weekend page
Rosie is Country Life's Digital Content Director & Travel Editor. She joined the team in July 2014 — following a brief stint in the art world. In 2022, she edited the magazine's special Queen's Platinum Jubilee issue and coordinated Country Life's own 125 birthday celebrations. She has also been invited to judge a travel media award and chaired live discussions on the London property market, sustainability and luxury travel trends.
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