The Best Everything Spice Egg Avocado Yogurt Bowl.
When it comes to breakfast or brunch, nothing beats a bowl that is packed with flavor, nutrition, and a touch of creativity. The Best Everything Spice Egg Avocado Yogurt Bowl is a delightful dish that combines creamy Greek yogurt, perfectly cooked eggs, and fresh avocado, all topped off with the irresistible crunch of everything bagel…
Prep Time10 minutesmins
Cook Time10 minutesmins
Total Time20 minutesmins
Servings: 2bowls
Ingredients
Ingredients
1cupplain full fat greek yogurt
1cupcooked brown ricefarro, or quinoa
2eggssoft-boiled, poached, or fried
1avocadosliced
juice from 1 lemon
2tablespoonseverything bagel spicehomemade or store-bought
1cuparugula or micro greens
flaky sea salt
extra virgin olive oil
fresh chopped chivesbasil, or dill, for serving
Instructions
Instructions
Cook the 2 eggs using your preferred method: soft-boiled (6–7 minutes in boiling water, then plunge into an ice bath or cold water), poached (3–4 minutes in gently simmering water), or fried (2–4 minutes until whites are set). Keep the eggs warm or set aside.
While the eggs cook, halve, pit, and slice the avocado. Squeeze the juice from the lemon and set aside.
Divide the yogurt evenly between 2 bowls (about 1/2 cup per bowl). Spread it into a layer in the bottom of each bowl.
Divide the cooked brown rice, farro, or quinoa evenly between the bowls (about 1/2 cup per bowl) and add it on top of the yogurt.
Place 1 egg into each bowl. Add the sliced avocado to each bowl.
Divide the lemon juice evenly over the two bowls (about half the juice per bowl). Drizzle each bowl lightly with extra virgin olive oil.
Sprinkle the 2 tablespoons of everything bagel spice evenly between the two bowls (about 1 tablespoon per bowl). Add the arugula or microgreens, divided between the bowls.
Finish each bowl with a pinch of flaky sea salt to taste and a sprinkle of the fresh chopped chives, basil, or dill. Serve immediately.
Equipment
Pot
Skillet
Bowl
Knife
Cutting Board
Slotted spoon
Measuring Spoons
Notes
Notes
I use the Jammy Egg recipe from
Bon Appétit
and it works every time!