On a fateful afternoon a few months back, I opened the refrigerator to discover a shortage of chicken. I'd been planning on making a grilled chicken sandwich for lunch that day, but it looked as if I had to find an alternative source of protein. Scouring the fridge to find no other poultry options, I settled for egg whites. And thus, my breakfast sandwich concoction was born, and I've been eating it for lunch just about 5 days a week ever since. (Whoever said breakfast food had to be limited to breakfast?) It's high in protein and nutrients, quick to make, and tastes like sunshine.
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To make this egg white breakfast sandwich, you'll need: (makes 1 sandwich)
- 2 slices whole grain bread of choice (I prefer Trader Joes' whole wheat sourdough)
- 1/2 cup liquid egg whites
- A few slices of avocado
- 2-3 tablespoons chopped onions
- 1/2 tablespoon ketchup
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Toast the bread to your liking (or leave un-toasted) and cook the egg whites over low-medium heat until
fluffy. Mash the avocado slices into a puree and spread atop one slice of bread, followed by the chopped onions and egg whites. Spread the ketchup atop the second slice and then place atop the egg-laden half. For the sake of your sandwich staying intact during consumption, I recommend cutting it in half before digging in!
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