Egg Salad Canapés & Romaine Salad

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Eggs! Eggs! Eggs! I adore eggs! It will not be the last time I will say this, haha. I just love ’em! This is a simple recipe for egg salad served on heirloom tomato slices. In late summer, Costco had beautiful organic heirlooms and I was inspired to make this simple dish for dinner one evening.

For a single serving:

Egg Salad: Combine: 2 Hard boiled eggs (chopped), 1 TB Homemade mayonnaise, 1 tsp Dijon Mustard (I used a grainy one this time), 1/4 tsp onion powder, salt and pepper to taste.

Slice large tomato into thick slices, so they can hold the egg salad like a slice of bread would.

Green Salad: 2 c. Romaine (chopped), 1 tsp olive oil, squeeze of lemon, 1 minced garlic clove, salt and pepper to taste. Note on dressing the salad: add oil and toss with romaine first, then add the rest of the ingredients, and toss again.

Avocado slices could go atop the canapé or into the green salad.

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This was delicious, but some thoughts after the fact:

Tomatoes are super juicy. I was thinking for next time I could place them on paper towels to soak up some of the juices and make this a little neater to eat.

Cucumber slices on top of the tomato would provide some more veggies, a nice crunch and added flavor.

For the egg salad: fresh minced garlic may provide a additional depth of flavor.

To boost protein, this could be good with a breakfast sausage of your liking.


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