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Avocado Toast with Garlic Chili Oil and Egg
Ingredients:
For the Chili Oil:
Ā½ cup avocado oil
2 tbsp white or yellow onion, minced
2 large cloves garlic, sliced
1 tbsp red pepper flakes
2 tsp gochugaru
1 tsp cayenne pepper powder
For the Avocado Toast:
2 slices bread
1 avocado
Salt, to taste
Black pepper, to taste
2 eggs
Chili oil, to taste
Directions:
For the Chili Oil: In a tiny saucepan, combine the oil, onion, and garlic
Fry until the onion and garlic is crispy and dark golden brown
Remove from the heat
In a heatproof bowl, combine the red pepper flakes, gochugaru, and cayenne pepper powder
Strain the hot oil directly onto the chili powder mixture
Mix in the fried onions and garlic
Once cooled, store in an airtight container in the fridge
For the Avocado Toast: Toast the slices of bread
Mash the avocado with salt, pepper, and chili oil to taste
Spoon some chili oil onto a skillet, then crack the eggs on top
Fry on one side, then cover with a lid to cook the top
Remove from the pan while the yolk is still runny
To Assemble: bread, avocado mash, egg, more chili oil if desired
Enjoy!!
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35 Comments
idk what the restaurant looked like, but $10-$12 for 2 sounds like a better price
Those damn $5 coffees
Can you pleaseeee make pavlova from australiaā¤ā¤
I live in California where Avocados are affordable and houses are still not affordable
Weāre spoiled in Texas. My local Kroger regularly has them on sale for a dollar per avocado. Still expensive for veggies, but still affordable enough for me to eat regularly.
I make my own Dunkin Bacon Avocado toast. Costs me 15 dollars total with all ingredients needed AND I can make as much of it as I want.
Would rather kms than buy that gang šš
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I love these videos I always learn something new thank you š
Avocados are like 80p here in the UK, how much are Americans paying?
I pick them up for free off the sidewalk. Theyre everywhere here, just picked up 3 yesterday
A single avocado costs 1.3 $ in fuŃking Ukraine š„š„š„
This kinda looks like the one from Lalaland, but with different bread and minus the sun-dried tomato.
That is some calfornian inflation.
It's almost like the boomers were right when they said if we spend all our money on small luxuries will be screwed in the future
Legitimately the only time in human history the boomers had a point and I swear like 50% of them don't even follow that
As a northern european 15$ for avocado toast sounds perfectly normal. We only have potato, onion, Apple, and smoked cheap sausage
I've been putting chilly oil on my avocado toast for years
Alligator pear is actually a pretty cool name for avocados
Mammoths tried to save us, but we failed them yet again! Pyramids and avocados made them left us for better Venice. D:
Avocados are abundant and basically free where i live, I still can't afford a house lol.
ok gng itās ok I was in Calabasas once and it was $20 for an avocado toast! šāļø
(I got itā¦)
thank God im a picky eater šāļø
Funny how they made up some bs to not address the still worsening housing crisis
The way you took the pit out of the avocado IS TERRIFYING !!!!!!! Donāt do that viewers pls šš»šš»šš»
$15 per slice – is a single slice really enough for breakfast? Combine that with a probably expensive coffee.
I'm from Mexico, for $15 I can get almost 3 kg (~6.5 lbs) of avocados.
EVEN IF you set aside $100/month, it would take you hundreds of years for that money to accumulate into the value of a house
DONT TAKE THE PITT OUT LIKE THAT! it can cut your hand
Why would you cut an onion like that? š¤Ø
Your beautiful
Are food creators allergic to plates or smth
In Brisbane RN you can regularly see avocado toast (usually one slice) for like $25-$30AUD :c
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$15 for toast IS insane. That's why no working class person is spending all their money on it.
But even if they were, $100 a month is $12k. Houses go for at bare minimum in my state $400k. And that's for living in the middle of nowhere. If you're in the city, you're looking at $700k – $1 million. The down payment on that is six figures on its own. But then you have to factor in a 30 year mortgage, interest, property tax, and general expenses. Not to mention praying that nothing breaks. That $15 a week looks more and more like a drop in the bucket.
Not just any humans, but the OG americans ^-^
(By that I mean the whole continent of America, not just the natives from what is the US today, obvieously)