Creamy mashed avocado meets silky whipped burrata, tangy tomato confit, and perfectly poached eggs on toasted sourdough for a quick, flavorful avo toast that's ready in under 15 minutes.
Why You'll Love Avocado Toast w/ Poached Egg, Whipped Burrata, & Tomato Confit
This elevated avo toast combines creamy whipped burrata and rich tomato confit with perfectly poached eggs and fresh avocado. Each bite delivers a beautiful balance of silky textures and vibrant flavors - creamy, tangy, and fresh. It's the ultimate luxe breakfast or brunch that feels indulgent but comes together effortlessly.
Tips and Tricks
- Use ripe but firm avocados for the best mash texture-creamy without being mushy.
- Create a gentle vortex when poaching eggs to ensure perfectly shaped whites and runny yolks.
- Toast the sourdough just before plating to keep it crisp under creamy toppings.
Variations
Try these to customize your toast experience.
- Swap whipped burrata for whipped ricotta or cream cheese for a different creamy profile.
- Add fresh basil or microgreens for a fresh herbal note.
- Use heirloom cherry tomatoes roasted with garlic if tomato confit isn't available.
Substitutions
Simple swaps to fit your pantry and preferences.
- Replace sourdough with gluten-free or whole grain bread.
- Use a vegan cheese alternative in place of burrata.
- Substitute white vinegar with apple cider vinegar for poaching eggs.
Best served with
- Freshly brewed espresso or cappuccino
- Lightly iced green tea
- Fresh squeezed orange juice
- Mixed berry fruit salad
How to Store Leftovers
- Store any leftover avocado mash and tomato confit separately in airtight containers in the fridge for up to 2 days. Burrata is best fresh but can be covered tightly and refrigerated for 1 day.
- Poached eggs are best eaten immediately and do not store well.
Common Questions
Can I use regular burrata instead of whipped?
Yes, but whipping adds a lighter, creamier texture that spreads easily on toast.
How do I make tomato confit?
I'm working on that recipe-stay tuned! It's basically slow-cooked tomatoes in olive oil with herbs and garlic, super flavorful.





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