Skinny Scandinavian Eggs Benedict

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Yum … lox, avocado, eggs and english muffin.  Add a little freshly squeezed lemon and fresh dill and you have a great start to your day without any gloppy hollandaise.  These eggs benedict are fresh, delicious and healthy for someone on a low potassium/low carb diet (and the calories are low too!).   While avocado and lox are high in potassium, they also have many health benefits (and taste great), so minimizing portion size on both of these foods manages the potassium content while tingling your taste buds and helping to keep you satisfied until lunch.

Servings:  2

Ingredients:

1 english muffin
1/2 avocado
2 oz smoked salmon
2 eggs
Onion powder
Garlic powder
Black pepper
Red chili flakes
Fresh dill
2 Lemon wedges- 1/8 lemon ea

Directions:

Thinly slice one avocado half.
Spray a frying pan lightly with spray oil and fry eggs to desired consistency – over easy, medium, or hard. Add onion powder, garlic powder, and fresh cracked black pepper on top of the eggs, to taste.
Split and toast english muffin. On each half, place a cooked egg, half of the sliced avocado, 1 oz. lox. Squeeze on lemon juice, and sprinkle chili flakes and fresh dill on top.

Nutrition per serving*:

Calories: 313
Carbs: 18 g
Potassium: 332 mg

Breakdown:               Cal        Carb               Pot
1/2 english muffin:       65       14g                 34mg
1/4 Calif avocado        114         3g                 172mg
1 oz lox                          55          0g                    50mg
1 egg, fried/spray oil      78      .5g                    70mg
1/8 lemon juice                1       .5g                      6 mg

*All nutrition info is the result of my internet/product research and should be considered approximate. You can find my favorite nutritional “go-to” sites in my blogroll.

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