This vegan avocado toast recipe features toasted slices of Ezekiel bread, creamy mashed avocado, everything bagel seasonings, pumpkin seeds, hemp seeds, and chia seeds! This breakfast is high-protein and it will keep you feeling full until lunch!
Avocado toast is a staple meal in my house! I usually rotate between oatmeal, tofu scramble, and this high-protein avocado toast for breakfast. It’s so easy to make in just 5 minutes, it’s super filling, and it always keeps me feeling satisfied until lunch.
What’s great about this breakfast is that it’s a great source of plant-based fiber and protein! Each serving of toast contains 12 grams of protein and 9 grams of fiber! I usually eat two slices of toast for breakfast, so breaking the fast with 24 grams of protein and 18 grams of fiber is a great way to start the day in my books!
How To Make It – Step by Step Instructions
Start by toasting two slices of ezekiel bread or your favorite vegan bread until it’s crispy. While the bread is toasting, mash 1/2 of a large avocado in a small bowl. Spread the mashed avocado over the toast and sprinkle the everything bagel seasonings over each slice. Lastly, add the pumpkin seeds, chia seeds, and hemp seeds. Serve with your choice of fresh fruit.
Serving Suggestions
I usually serve this high-protein avocado toast with a side of fruit. My favorite fruit options are:
- Banana coins with cinnamon
- Apple slices
- Blueberries
- Blackberries
- Kiwi
- Pear slices
- Orange wedges
How To Store It
This vegan avocado toast is definitely best enjoyed fresh. I never make it ahead of time and store it in the fridge until I’m ready to eat. It tastes best when the bread is warm and crispy! If you’re using Ezekiel bread, I suggest that your store the bread in the fridge or freezer so it lasts longer.
Can I Freeze It?
I wouldn’t freeze the avocado toast once it’s assembled, because it won’t defrost well. However, the loaf of Ezekiel bread freezes perfectly! I usually store the loaf in the freezer and just use a dull butter knife to pry off a few slices as I need them. This bread doesn’t contain any preservatives so it doesn’t last very long on the counter. It will last a little bit longer if stored in the fridge, but it lasts the longest when frozen.
Notes & Substitutions
- Ezekiel Bread Substitutions: I like to use Ezekiel bread because it’s sprouted, organic, and delicious! However, you can use any vegan bread that you like. You can find a list of the best vegan bread brands, here.
- Avocado Substitutions: You can use hummus, vegan cream cheese, peanut butter, jam, or mashed green peas instead of avocado.
- Everything Bagel Seasoning Substitute: If you don’t have it or can’t find it, you can make a mixture of 1/8 tsp garlic granules, 1/8 tsp onion granules, 1/8 tsp sesame seeds, and 1/8 tsp poppy seeds. Add salt to taste.
- Gluten-Free: To make this recipe gluten-free, you need to use gluten-free vegan bread instead of the Ezekiel bread. (I really like BFree, Bloomfield Farms, Manna Organics, and Northern Bakehouse vegan gluten-free bread.)
Success Tips
- Use unsalted pumpkin seeds so you can control how much salt is added to the toast. If you can find everything bagel seasoning that is salt-free, that’s even better! (I love the Simply Organic seasoning or the one from Trader Joes.)
- When you’re assembling the toast, it’s best to sprinkle the everything bagel seasonings directly on top of the mashed avocado so it sticks. If you sprinkle the seasonings on top of all the seeds, the smaller seasonings will have trouble holding on when you pick up the slice of bread.
- Make sure to toast the bread long enough so it’s crisp. I think the vegan avocado toast tastes best when the bread is firm and crisp so it’s a nice contrast to the creamy topping.
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Equipment
- Toaster Oven
Ingredients
- 2 slices ezekiel bread toasted
- 1/2 large haas avocado mashed
- 1/2 tsp everything bagel seasoning
- 2 tbsp pumpkin seeds
- 1 tbsp chia seeds
- 1 tbsp hemp seeds
Instructions
- Put both slices of bread into the toaster oven to toast for 3-4 minutes or until crispy.
- While the bread is toasting, mash the avocado. Divide the mashed avocado and spread it evenly on both slices.
- Sprinkle 1/4 tsp of everthing bagel seasonings, 1 tbsp of pumpkin seeds, 1/2 tbsp chia seeds, and 1/2 tbsp of hemp seeds over each slice.
Notes
- Use unsalted pumpkin seeds so you can control how much salt is added to the toast. If you can find everything but the bagel seasoning that is salt-free, that's even better! I love the Simply Organic seasoning or the one from Trader Joes.
- When you're assembling the toast, it's best to sprinkle the everything bagel seasonings directly on top of the mashed avocado so it sticks. If you sprinkle the seasonings on top of all the seeds, the smaller seasonings will have trouble holding on when you pick up the slice of bread.
- Make sure to toast the bread long enough so it's crisp. I think the vegan avocado toast tastes best when the bread is firm and crisp so it's a nice contrast to the creamy topping.
Nutrition
*This recipe was originally shared on 12/5/17, but I updated it on 8/30/20.
Omg! Chili peppers in Adobe sauce!!! I hear ya on that one!!
I eat a lot of Avocado Toast also, but I never counted the protein content. I skimp and save money. I use half the med avocado an no fancy knife. I will add pumpkin seeds from Aldi now. The other two seeds do not make that much of a change. The Sprouted Wheat bread is very good at Trader Joes, but the prices are double my multigrain bread from Aldi or Costco’s Milt whole grain bread. I am not a purest, I would add a hard boiled egg or scrambled for more protein that is missing in the bread, I don’t season it. I love it when the bread is crispy. Thanks for the hints. I will add pumpkin seeds instead of eating the sunflower seeds on the side.
Hi Windy! I made a point to count the protein in this recipe because so many people incorrectly think that you don’t get enough protein from a vegan diet. I’m glad you liked the tips, enjoy your avocado toast!
Looks delicious and healthy! Yes, so annoying to get asked if I get enough protein. Wonder if these people would like being asked if they get enough fiber or micronutrients.
I’d argue against a specific bread to get “complete proteins” though. The myth that proteins need to be combined has been debunked for a while. Any whole grain bread should be a good substitute for white bread.
“Where do you get your protein from?” Ah, the never-ending question! But seriously, it’s incredible how much protein is packed into this one piece of toast! I’ll have to start adding pumpkin seeds on my avocado toast.
Pumpkin seeds are my fav! Enjoy!
avocado toast …first time hear it ..definitely going to try this
Enjoy, Albert!