Sardine and Avocado Protein Toast

Sardine and Avocado Protein Toast

Perfect for a solo lunch! Over 35 g of protein per serving! What to do with a tin of sardines? A satisfying, fresh, and protein-packed plate that is perfect for a quick lunch for one.

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Peanut free Nut-free Soya-free Meatless
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Protein-packed sardine and avocado toast is the perfect idea for a quick, healthy, and satisfying lunch

If you are wondering what to do with a tin of sardines, this simple recipe transforms pantry staples into a fresh, creamy, and ultra-flavorful plate. Rich in protein (over 35 g per serving), omega-3s, and healthy fats, this sardine sourdough toast is ready in less than 15 minutes. Perfect for a balanced solo meal, a high-protein lunch, or a healthy brunch option, it combines sardines, hard-boiled egg, avocado, and fresh herbs for perfectly balanced texture and flavor.

Why make this recipe?

  • Rich in protein and healthy fats (omega-3s).
  • Over 35 g of protein per serving.
  • Ready in less than 15 minutes.
  • Budget-friendly.
  • The perfect way to elevate a simple tin of sardines!

Tips for a perfect recipe:

  • Add chopped capers or pickles for a salty kick.
  • A touch of Dijon mustard for more punch.
  • Add lemon zest and juice for extra freshness.
  • Serve with a small lemony salad to turn this into a complete meal.
  • The recipe can also be made with a tin of tuna.
Sardine and Avocado Protein Toast
Sardine and Avocado Protein Toast

To start things well
You use:
You cook for:
1 portion

Ingredients

Preparation
1.

In a bowl, coarsely mash the sardines with a fork. Add the hard-boiled egg, red onion, Greek yogurt, mayonnaise, parsley, and chives. Season generously with salt and pepper.

2.

Mix to combine the ingredients. Make sure to crush the hard-boiled egg into pieces. You want a rustic texture, not a puree. Add the diced avocado and gently fold it in.

3.

Top the toasted bread with the mixture. Drizzle with your favorite hot sauce and add a few more fresh herbs, a crack of pepper, and a drizzle of olive oil if desired.


Nutritional information per serving (1/4 of the recipe)
Calories 700 kcal Proteins 38 g Fats 45 g Carbs 35 g
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