Breakfast of champions - sweat potato/bacon/avocado/egg boat

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I made this dish this morning and I'm not going to calculate all the macros, but thought it worth sharing...I actually really enjoy this dish and it's a great addition to anyone looking to get some solid calories from quality carbs/fats/proteins

1 sweet potato
1/2 ripe avocado
1 tsp evoo
3-4 large eggs - poached is best, but sunny side up works well too...I just want to make sure the yolk is not cooked through
2 table spoons bacon bits
2 tsp butter - I use Kirkland grass fed butter
maple syrup - can sub other sweeteners, but I like the organic maple syrup from Costco.

directions:
1) bake sweet potato - I usually bake them for about 50 min at 400 degrees f - until cooked all the way through. I clean them well, coat in olive oil, pierce the top a few times with a fork and then bake
2) cook eggs to desired doneness. If I'm feeling it, I'll poach the eggs. otherwise I just cook them sunny side up or over easy. I prefer running yolks and seasoned with a pinch of salt and pepper for each egg
3) once eggs are done, I use the hot pan to fry up some bacon bits - I use Costco brand.
4) cube half of one large avocado
5) split baked sweat potato and cover in butter
6) sprinkle bacon bits on top
7) drizzle a little maple syrup over the bacon
8) add layer of avocado cubes
9) put eggs on top - can sprinkle with a little extra salt and pepper to taste. If I do sunny side up eggs, I personally cut the egg whites off and eat them separately.
10) cut eggs open and spread yolk over the top of everything
11) enjoy a salty/sweet/creamy meal that will help you power through the day

to cut some fat and calories, you could
sub the bacon for turkey bacon.
sub the maple syrup for a low sugar alternative.
use low fat butter alternatives


I'm sure this dish won't be for everyone, but I love it!

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Il be absolutely having a few of these for breakfast on my next cheat day
Can’t wait for you to try…it’s not a pretty dish, but it certainly hits the spot.

Since it’s kinda all mushy, was thinking of options to add that will give it a little texture
 
Can’t wait for you to try…it’s not a pretty dish, but it certainly hits the spot.

Since it’s kinda all mushy, was thinking of options to add that will give it a little texture
Il fuk with it and il post on my log and tag you when I do
 
Jalapeños and green olives
Try it and let me know how it goes

I’m going to sprinkle some almond flakes on the next round
 
I made this dish this morning and I'm not going to calculate all the macros, but thought it worth sharing...I actually really enjoy this dish and it's a great addition to anyone looking to get some solid calories from quality carbs/fats/proteins

1 sweet potato
1/2 ripe avocado
1 tsp evoo
3-4 large eggs - poached is best, but sunny side up works well too...I just want to make sure the yolk is not cooked through
2 table spoons bacon bits
2 tsp butter - I use Kirkland grass fed butter
maple syrup - can sub other sweeteners, but I like the organic maple syrup from Costco.

directions:
1) bake sweet potato - I usually bake them for about 50 min at 400 degrees f - until cooked all the way through. I clean them well, coat in olive oil, pierce the top a few times with a fork and then bake
2) cook eggs to desired doneness. If I'm feeling it, I'll poach the eggs. otherwise I just cook them sunny side up or over easy. I prefer running yolks and seasoned with a pinch of salt and pepper for each egg
3) once eggs are done, I use the hot pan to fry up some bacon bits - I use Costco brand.
4) cube half of one large avocado
5) split baked sweat potato and cover in butter
6) sprinkle bacon bits on top
7) drizzle a little maple syrup over the bacon
8) add layer of avocado cubes
9) put eggs on top - can sprinkle with a little extra salt and pepper to taste. If I do sunny side up eggs, I personally cut the egg whites off and eat them separately.
10) cut eggs open and spread yolk over the top of everything
11) enjoy a salty/sweet/creamy meal that will help you power through the day

to cut some fat and calories, you could
sub the bacon for turkey bacon.
sub the maple syrup for a low sugar alternative.
use low fat butter alternatives


I'm sure this dish won't be for everyone, but I love it!

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That’s more fat than I eat in an entire week 😆😆
 
brought this one back and made it this morning
 
anything with avocado and eggs... anything at all lol
Ive made the sweet potato with bacon and eggs on top for breakfast probably 20 times, Whenever I have avocado I'll throw it on there too and washed it down with a shake , skim fairlife milk, 1 scoop whey and 1 banana. It's a delicious bulking breakfast. Invalid Link Removed
If you add the half an avocado it's an extra hundred and fifty calories
 
Ive made the sweet potato with bacon and eggs on top for breakfast probably 20 times, Whenever I have avocado I'll throw it on there too and washed it down with a shake , skim fairlife milk, 1 scoop whey and 1 banana. It's a delicious bulking breakfast. Invalid Link Removed
If you add the half an avocado it's an extra hundred and fifty calories

Over easy/medium eggs makes it even better. Been making that for breakfast on the weekends for a while.
 
Over easy/medium eggs makes it even better. Been making that for breakfast on the weekends for a while.
I like really runny yolks, dont know exactly what its called. Over easy? I think over medium is a little more firm but still a little runny, Either way I like it
 
I like really runny yolks, dont know exactly what its called. Over easy? I think over medium is a little more firm but still a little runny, Either way I like it

A proper over medium is still runny like over easy but the whites are completely done. Either way a runny egg is the way to go especially with sweet potatoes
 
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