Recipe: Delicious Avocado, bacon and chedder cheese bagel

Avocado, bacon and chedder cheese bagel. Brown your bacon (your choice turkey, pork, or beef). While bacon is cooking slice your avocado. Toast your bagel. (Use whatever bagel you like). avocado, bagels, jam, tomato, whipped cream cheese, romaine.

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Ingredients of Avocado, bacon and chedder cheese bagel

1. It's 2 slice of bacon.
2. You need 1 slice of cheese (of your choice).
3. It's 1 small of avocado.
4. You need 1 of bagel.

Toast the bagel, smash a ripe avocado on top, season to your liking, and serve it. Bacon is perfect on top, if you're into that. Or fry an egg up, over easy, season it with salt and pepper, top it with cheese and bacon. Spread the cream cheese generously on both sides of the bagel.

Avocado, bacon and chedder cheese bagel instructions

1. Brown your bacon ( your choice turkey,pork,or beef).
2. While bacon is cooking slice your avocado. Season with salt and pepper.
3. Toast your bagel. (Use whatever bagel you like).
4. Once bacon is browned assemble your sandwich, with cheese, avocados, and top with bacon. Cut in half and enjoy. Its super filling and can be enjoyed anytime of the day.

First lay the avocados right along And now for the second secret ingredient: Cheddar Cheese. Oh wow, oh my, oh dear. I don't know what it is, but the Cheddar and the Muenster together? Avocado, chèvre and bacon are the very best omelette filling on the planet, and that's what we're here to talk about today. Chèvre just means goat cheese, and usually means (as it does here) fresh, young goats cheese.