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lemmy.ca

This must be the avocado toast that's making all those millennial bankrupt or something. Looks delicious.

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But a large Shepherd avo was $0.89 AUD! Tax included. ;)

Thank you! Easy, lazy breakfast.

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lemmy.world

Mangled egg or not it looks delecious. I hope you enjoyed it.

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StickyDangoreply
lemmy.world

I would usually do a poached or fried egg, but I was starving and already had a boiled egg in the fridge.

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StickyDangoreply
lemmy.world

I've got some more bread, avos, and eggs and crispy chilli oil in the fridge. I have the ingredients to make more chilli oil if needed. Come on over. ๐Ÿ˜

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StickyDangoreply
lemmy.world

Using my right hand's index and thumb to grab a hold of two adjacent corners, and then using my middle finger to lift from the bottom. Take a bite out of an opposite corner, and then feel the chilli oil drip down my finger.

Take another bite that shares about 10% of the previous bite, get a little bit of avocado on my nose, and feel the chilli oil drip down the back of my hand and towards my wrist.

Making a mess, basically!

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A_norny_moussereply
piefed.zip

It's worth it I guess. (Would you like to explain what that roasted chili stuff is exactly?)

I'd probably plop another slice of toast on top and use my patented one-handed plier grip: thumb and little finger on the bottom, the rest on top.

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StickyDangoreply
lemmy.world

It's crispy chilli oil! It's toasted spring onions, and ginger, and once they turn golden brown, I pour the hot oil over the aromatics. Then I added a few things like sesame seeds, garlic chips, and fried shallots. Umami explosion, it's so good but so bad. I posted about it maybe one or two posts ago, the recipe is there if you'd like to give it a go. ๐Ÿ˜

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A_norny_moussereply
piefed.zip

Thanks, that does sound good.

itโ€™s so good but so bad

Well you're not eating it in scoops (at least not in this post) and it satisfies a need that would otherwise be satisfied by something less healthy. So it's good.

edit: OK, I just read your post where you say you really are eating it out of the jar.

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Lol! Nah, I don't actually eat it straight from the jar. Imagine the Calories and having to explain to the doctor why I suddenly have high blood pressure and kidney stones. I just drizzle it over foods, and only about a tap or so.

Definitely something to have in moderation. It lasts in the fridge for 2-3 months, so that's all I'm allowed.

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