Lazy Air Fryer Baked Avocado Eggs
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The other day I felt so tired come dinner time that I really didn’t have it in me to cook. I’m also not a huge fan of delivery apps or takeout due to the cost. Luckily, I also have eggs and I happened to have an avocado!
This was my first time trying this recipe and honestly, it’s pretty good! I believe this is marketed more as a breakfast recipe but we’re adults and make our own rules so eat it whenever you like. Though it’s not a hugely filling dinner on its own so I paired it with hot chips (I told you I was feeling lazy) as I could cook them in the air fryer at the same time.
Not too shabby, eh? Image Credit: April
Ingredients:
Avocado
Eggs
Seasonings, Salt & Black Pepper
Instructions
Start by cutting your avocado in half and removing the seed.
Scoop excess avocado out if the seed hasn’t left a large enough hole for an egg.
It should look something like this before going into the air fryer. Image Credit: April
Break an egg directly into the hole on the avocado. Repeat on the other side. (See image above)
Set your air fryer to 200 degrees C and set the timer for 9 minutes.
At around 5 minutes, start checking your eggs because depending on which air fryer you own, it can go from tasty to rubbery fast.
Serve with herbs, salt, and pepper.
Note: You can get creative and add cheese on top too!
That’s it, members! When I promise a lazy recipe, I mean it!
What do you think? Is this more breakfast or dinner food? Are you a fan of avocados?
This was my first time trying this recipe and honestly, it’s pretty good! I believe this is marketed more as a breakfast recipe but we’re adults and make our own rules so eat it whenever you like. Though it’s not a hugely filling dinner on its own so I paired it with hot chips (I told you I was feeling lazy) as I could cook them in the air fryer at the same time.
Not too shabby, eh? Image Credit: April
Ingredients:
Avocado
Eggs
Seasonings, Salt & Black Pepper
Instructions
Start by cutting your avocado in half and removing the seed.
Scoop excess avocado out if the seed hasn’t left a large enough hole for an egg.
It should look something like this before going into the air fryer. Image Credit: April
Break an egg directly into the hole on the avocado. Repeat on the other side. (See image above)
Set your air fryer to 200 degrees C and set the timer for 9 minutes.
At around 5 minutes, start checking your eggs because depending on which air fryer you own, it can go from tasty to rubbery fast.
Serve with herbs, salt, and pepper.
Note: You can get creative and add cheese on top too!
That’s it, members! When I promise a lazy recipe, I mean it!
What do you think? Is this more breakfast or dinner food? Are you a fan of avocados?
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