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Avocado Toast with Hemp Seeds

Avocado Toast with Hemp Seeds

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This is the Loma Linda breakfast table in a single slice: whole grain sourdough toasted until sturdy, smashed avocado brightened with lemon and finished with flaky salt, and a generous scatter of hemp seeds that quietly deliver around 10 grams of plant protein and an omega-3 to omega-6 ratio no egg can match. It takes ten minutes, packs well for a desk breakfast, and keeps you full until lunch without a blood sugar spike.

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Prep

8 min

Cook

2 min

Total

10 min

Servings

2

Difficulty

Easy

vegetarianvegandairy-freeplant-forwardhigh-fiberwhole-grain

What you need

Ingredients

  • whole grain sourdough bread

    2 thick slices (about 1.5 oz each)

    85g total

    Substitution · preference

    Original: sprouted whole grain bread (such as Ezekiel 4:9). Sprouted grain bread is the traditional Adventist choice and available at most US grocery freezer sections; whole grain sourdough is a widely available everyday swap with similar fiber and a lower glycemic impact than standard whole wheat

  • ripe Hass avocado

    1 medium (about 1 cup flesh)

    150g flesh

  • fresh lemon juice

    1 tbsp

    15ml

  • flaky sea salt

    1/4 tsp

    1g

    Substitution · preference

    Original: Maldon flaky sea salt. Any flaky finishing salt works; kosher salt is a fine everyday substitute — just use a pinch less since it dissolves faster

  • freshly ground black pepper

    1/8 tsp

    0.3g

  • hulled hemp seeds (hemp hearts)

    3 tbsp

    30g

  • red pepper flakes

    1/4 tsp

    0.5g

  • extra-virgin olive oil

    1 tsp

    5ml

How to cook it

Steps

  1. 01

    2 min

    Toast the bread. Pop both slices in your toaster or set them directly on a rack in a 400°F oven for 4–5 minutes. You want the surface firm enough to hold the avocado without going soggy — golden and crisp at the edges, not pale.

  2. 02

    3 min

    Prep the avocado while the bread toasts. Halve the avocado, remove the pit, and scoop the flesh into a small bowl. Add the lemon juice, a pinch of the flaky salt, and the black pepper. Use a fork to smash it roughly — you want texture, not baby food. A few larger chunks are a good thing.

  3. 03

    1 min

    Assemble. Lay the hot toast on a cutting board or plate. Drizzle each slice with half a teaspoon of olive oil — this keeps the toast from pulling moisture out of the avocado too fast. Divide the smashed avocado evenly between the two slices and spread it to the edges.

  4. 04

    1 min

    Finish and serve. Scatter 1½ tablespoons of hemp seeds over each slice, then add the red pepper flakes and a final pinch of flaky salt. Serve immediately while the toast is still warm and crisp underneath.

Chef notes

Notes & variations

  • Hemp hearts (hulled hemp seeds) are sold at most major US grocery stores — look in the natural foods aisle near chia and flaxseed. Bob's Red Mill and Manitoba Harvest are the most common brands. Store the bag in the fridge after opening; the fat content means they can go rancid at room temperature.

  • For extra protein: add a fried or soft-poached egg on top. One egg brings the protein to roughly 16–17 g per serving and keeps the dish squarely in Adventist lacto-ovo territory.

  • For a creamier base: stir 1 tablespoon of plain nonfat Greek yogurt into the smashed avocado before spreading. It lightens the richness slightly and adds a few grams of protein without changing the flavor profile.

  • Make-ahead note: smashed avocado holds in the fridge for up to 4 hours if you press plastic wrap directly against the surface and add an extra squeeze of lemon. Toast fresh — soggy toast doesn't pack.

  • Ripe avocado check: the skin should be nearly black and the flesh should yield to gentle thumb pressure without feeling mushy. If yours are still firm, leave them on the counter (not the fridge) overnight.

Per serving

Nutrition

USDA-validated

Calories

366

Protein

11.9 g

Carbs

26.7 g

Fat

24.4 g

Fiber

3.9 g

Sugars

3.2 g

Sat fat

1.5 g

Sodium

324 mg

Minerals & vitamins

Potassium

725 mg

Calcium

67 mg

Iron

2.8 mg

Magnesium

164 mg

Vit D

0 IU

Vit B12

0 mcg

Cholesterol

0 mg

Glycemic profile

GI

53.1

GL

14.2

Storage

How long it keeps

Fridge

4 days

Freezer

2 months

Room temp

2 hours

Reheating · Reheat covered to preserve texture.

Source: foodkeeper

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