Take your avocado toast to the next level with halved avocados stuffed with eggs, Canadian bacon, and chives. They’re a luxurious way to start the day and make it easy to feed a crowd with little effort.
When I first saw a recipe for baked avocados, I was skeptical. There was something about warm avocado that seemed like a bad idea. Then I remembered that avocado tempura is amazing, and I love avocado eggrolls. I gave them a try and haven’t looked back.
Something magical happens when you bake avocados. The flavor mellows and gets really buttery and the meat becomes ultra creamy. (It’s a great way to use avocados that are still a little underripe.) You can eat them with a spoon, but I prefer to spread them on whole grain toast for a little added texture.
When my friends at Jones Dairy Farm asked me to create a few recipes to help them celebrate National Breakfast Month, I knew I wanted to share the stuffed avocado love.
For this simple recipe, I stuffed the avocados with Canadian Bacon and eggs. I pulled them out of the oven just before the egg yolks set – I like them thick, but still a little runny – and topped them with snipped chives for a little added brightness.
You can find my recipe for these Canadian Bacon + Egg Stuffed Avocados on the Jones Dairy Farm site.
Disclosure: I created this recipe for my client, Jones Dairy Farm. Thank you for supporting the brands that keep me inspired in the kitchen.
Colleen (Souffle Bombay) says
Any day that starts with an avocado breakfast is destined to be a great day! Yummo!
Nutmeg Nanny says
I love the idea of stuffing avocados with meaty and eggy filling. It takes something already delicious and turn it into a powerhouse of deliciousness. I would happily start my day with this recipe!
Rose | The Clean Dish says
It’s tough to pick a good avocado… but THIS looks absolutely amazing!
Michelle @ The Complete Savorist says
Great recipe. I love stuffed avocados.
Tara says
Do you have the nutritional value information for this?
Lauren Keating says
Hi Tara, I haven’t calculated nutrition information for it, but I really like the calculator through myfitnesspal.com. It’s really easy to use and shows you a breakdown by ingredient so it should be easy to spot if something looks “off” (online calculators can be pretty wonky sometimes)
Kristy @ Chocolate Slopes says
Love this idea! A great way to get in some healthy fats!