It’s hard to go wrong with avocado toast, but it takes a few things to get it to taste restaurant quality. For me, that’s using sourdough bread and using a cast-iron skilled to make garlic bread with it. The bread has to be crispy and slightly buttery.
On Ripeness
I usually buy a few avocados and get them unripe. I keep the rest in the fridge and leave those that I know I’m going to use for the next 2-3 days outside. You can also keep them in a brown paper bag to speed up the ripening.
Nutrition and Toppings
Avocados are good for you. They are a good source of healthy fats, high in fiber and antioxidants, such as Vitamin C and K, and do not contain cholesterol.
I like to sprinkle broccoli seeds on avocado toast for a bit of crunchiness, but also for nutrition. But don’t add more than 1/4 tsp because they can have a slightly bitter taste. Chia seeds work well too.
You can also top your toast with a few parmesan cheese cubes.
Serving Avocado Toast
I like to eat avocado toast with a side of tomato basil soup, but you can eat as is. Eating it with soup makes me feel like I’m eating out at home.