So I’ve been meaning to tell you…
I’ve been eating salad for breakfast. It’s true. I wrote an entire post with my best breakfast salad tips and tricks over here.
The truth is, I’ve never been a breakfast traditionalist. It’s not that I am opposed to breakfast food at all. In fact, I love it. I just don’t let “breakfast rules” limit where the morning is allowed to go. I’m not going to freak out if breakfast looks a lot like lunch or dinner, ya dig? Where some people find the idea of eating last night’s soup pretty gross, I find it to be pretty great. Depending on how long you’ve been hanging out over here, you know that I relish in the mornings where there is a leftover steak in the fridge. Yes, I will gnaw it cold and straight off the bone. No, I will not make a plate. Yes, I am an animal. Just listening to my body, one weird meal at a time.
So, in listening to this bod of mine, I started craving big bowls of greens. My first “breakfast” salad was a giant traditional Greek salad. Go big or go home, right? I just straight up lunched the heck out of breakfast and I liked it. I liked it a lot. My sunny-side-up-pancake-loving husband, while respecting my right to lunch at 8:00 am, was not sold. So, I decided to do a little convincing. I decided to challenge social norms and make salad an envied breakfast item. Ugh, it’s not really that deep. Basically, I just put bacon on it. Problem solved. We now have a gateway breakfast salad. It’s topped with avocado and a runny soft boiled egg… I mean, this thing is packing some serious breakfast-y sex appeal, yes?
For those of you who I haven’t sold, can we at least agree that this thing would make a bang-up brunch? lunch? dinner? One of those. I do promise that when ever you decide to eat it, it will be the right time. No judgments. Now, let’s go forth and salad! 🙂
BLT Breakfast Salad With Soft Boiled Eggs & Avocado
Ingredients
Salad
- 1 bag of cruciferous greens blend from Trader Joe's (you can substitute a head or two of kale chopped into ribbons if you can't find this blend.)
- 1/4 red onion, diced
- 1 large tomato, seeded and diced
- 1/3 cup roasted sunflower seeds
- 6 pieces of bacon, cooked and chopped
- 1 ripe avocado, thinly sliced
- 2 eggs, soft boiled
- salt & pepper to taste
Dressing
- 1/4 cup olive oil
- 3 tbs apple cider vinegar
- 1 tbs dijon mustard
- Juice of 1 lemon
Instructions
- In a large bowl combine your cruciferous greens blend, onlon, tomato, sunflower seeds and chopped up crispy bacon. If you need help on how to cook bacon, you might find this tutorial helpful.
- Place all of your salad dressing ingredients together in a mason jar. Put the lid on the jar and shake until the dressing has completely come together. Pour the dressing over your salad and work it into the leaves. Use your hands if necessary. Set the salad aside.
- Soft boil your eggs. I find that six minutes in boiling water tends to be my sweet spot for the perfect soft boiled egg. Once the eggs are done, peel them, slice them open and serve them on top of your salad with some avocado slices.
- Enjoy!
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This looks delish. It also look like it would be good warm…Like sauteing those greens for just a bit in the leftover bacon grease (or even in the dressing). YUM! This has everything I love in it (well, except chocolate…)
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I’m a really good cook but this is one combination I never considered so guess what I’m having for dinner tonight??? YUM.
I love this and the whole post. I eat the way you do. Anything eaten at anytime. Leftover cold in the morning, right out of the container, is somehow so satisfying. Keep it up.
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Very nice salad, just love it, to bad we don’t have a Trader Joe’s nearby, love Joe’s but 150 mi for a bag of cruciferous greens blend from Trader Joe’s is to far. What other bagged salad would come close. I use arugula and iceberg with some romaine.
Regards, Douglas
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Just made this salad (yes, for breakfast!) and it was surprisingly delicious! Real talk: I don’t usually LOVE raw kale. In smoothies and cooked though? Bring it on. This salad converted me. Knowing the kale is about 100 times better for me than romaine lettuce really seals the deal. Thank you for this amazing recipe!! Loving your site. xo
Just found your blog ..website whatever …and my taste is exactly like yours …in AM I open the frig and eat leftovers or cold whatever and I love cold franks from whole foods…nice and fat ones…so good cold in am..steamed vegs with garlic and Parmesan cheese …maybe some beans thrown in. Love mornings..
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I made this tonight for dinner! OMG! I am so happy happy happy! This was very surprisingly delicious. I did flash saute the kale it was still had bite and bright green with the egg oozing all over it. Crunch of bacon and the softness of the avocado. Delightful.
Yay!! 🙂
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I just made an abbreviated version of this with what I had on hand after being away for the holidays. Even without tomato and avocado, it’s still great! I used a little bacon fat and added thyme in the dressing. Stellar. Can’t wait to make it again all souped up! Thanks!
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Would you mind giving a rough estimate of how much kale to use? I have 1 lb bags, but that seems like a LOT for two people.
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I just made this salad and holy cow! I love how simple and easy it is and it’s so delicious!
I always try to do a brunch buffet every few months for my growing family which includes adult grand children. I sat here going over a menu and suddenly I thought of a salad for breakfast (since many of us in my family are healthy eaters…or try to be). I started searching online for a breakfast salad thinking they’d be boring or not appetizing…and BINGO! Very happy I found this recipe…can’t wait to make it for our brunch next week. I chose this one for it’s simplicity and awesome ingredients. My family will love this! Thank you for thinking outside of the box…YAY! Who knew breakfast of champions is in a salad!!!
Wasaaaay too much vinegar, and I’m not a sweet or creamy dressing lover. I’d half the vinegar. Ugh
Can you share more about the dressing? The consistency of mine is looking strange after a few days. It doesn’t seem possible to stir it enough to make the ingredients come back together like they did when I first made it.
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I’ve made this several times and it is very good! It satisfies my breakfast salad cravings.
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