Healthy Recipe: Healthy Breakfast Burger

Key To Life Health and Fitness • March 31, 2024

Healthy Recipe: Healthy Breakfast Burger

Prep Time: 5 mins Cook Time: 5 mins

 

INGREDIENTS


1 egg

2 tsp tomato relish

40g wholemeal sandwich thin

20g baby spinach

1 small roma tomato, sliced

1/4 avocado, thinly sliced


Source. Taste.com.au


Method:


Step 1

Lightly spray a small non-stick frying pan with olive oil. Crack egg into pan and cook for 2 minutes or until cooked to your liking


Step 2

Spread relish over base of sandwich thin. Top with spinach, tomato, avocado and egg. Season and top with sandwich thin lid.



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