Crab & Egg Toasts with Smashed Avocado Recipe

These Crab & Egg Toasts are perfect for a Sunday Brunch at home. If you enjoy seafood, this is a recipe you’ll have to try. You can also add more garnishes to this dish such as chives or pickled onions. Really whatever you have in the fridge that you enjoy will complement this dish well as a topping.

It’s Dungeness Crab season right now in Northern California so the crab is cheap and plentiful. We grabbed two Dungen crabs from Safeway ($6.99/lb!) for Saturday night dinner and had enough to make these toasts on Sunday morning. If fresh crab is unavailable, you can always use frozen crab or replace it altogether with shrimp, scallops or chicken salad.

These Crab & Egg toasts go well with mimosas or coffee. A meal like this would easily run up a tab for two between $40 – $50. At home, we were able to make it for around $7.

The good news is that it’s not hard to make this restaurant-quality dish. We made five toasts and between the two of us and it was more than enough.

Did you make this Crab & Egg Toasts recipe? Tell me how it turned out in the comments below.

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Crab & Egg Toasts with Smashed Avocado Recipe

5 from 3 votes

Recipe by Sarah Course: Appetizer, Breakfast, Easy Recipes, Quick u0026amp; EasyCuisine: AmericanDifficulty: Easy

Servings

6

servings

Prep time

5

minutes

Cooking time

10

minutes

Calories

95

kcal

Ingredients

• 6 ounces 6 of fresh crab meat (about half a crab)

• 6 slices 6 fresh sourdough bread

• 4 4 eggs

• touch of cream

• 1 1 avocado

• 2 tbsp 2 melted butter

• salt, pepper, paprika

Directions

• Shell your crab. place in a bowl, set aside. 
• Crack and beat your eggs. Add the touch of cream. Scramble over medium heat to desired firmness. 
• Smash the avocado. Take your toast and add a couple of slices of avocado and smash it into the toast. Add a spoonful of eggs on top.
• Add the Crab. Take your butter and melt. Mix the butter and crab together. Add a spoonful on top of the eggs. Sprinkle with salt and pepper and garnish with paprika.

Notes

• Don’t like crab? Replace with shrimp or chicken salad.