Open-Faced Pickled Beet and Brie Egg Sandwich

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When a food blogger finds something so tasty she (me) eats it 3 days in a row it’s time to share. You may start out skeptical but you need to give this open-faced sandwich recipe with pickled beets and brie a try.

Open-faced Sandwich recipe Pickled Beet and Brie Egg

I get bored easily. It’s one reason I don’t eat breakfast very much. If breakfast isn’t going to be tasty then why waste the time? I could go for a full breakfast every morning if it wasn’t for the fact that I would have to spend time making it. That’s just not practical with how much I need to fit in my day.

I also am not a huge fan of eggs. They’re boring. That’s why when I griped about not knowing what to make for my breakfast and my son spoke in an awe-filled voice about how he could make me a fried egg sandwich with lettuce and tomato, I looked at him like he was nuts and said back in the same voice, “That sounds boring. Now if you want to use that voice and talk about about a fried egg sandwich with cheese and bacon and caramelized onions, I’m buying it.”

Fried Egg

Reality is there was no time. If I’m going to hit the gym in the AM I can’t take the time to make a fancy breakfast (nor should I blow every bit of workout on that sandwich). But maybe I can. If I can make it quick. This open-faced sandwich recipe came about by a twist of boredom. I looked in the fridge, saw the brie, and thought it would add a nice flavor change-up to my egg sandwich but it needed something more.

brie

And just like that my gaze landed on the container of Love Beets Honey+Ginger pickled beets. It was a crazy thought but I figured the tangy beets would pair well with slightly nutty creamy brie and if not, well, I gave it a go and would learn for next time.

Love Beets Honey+Ginger Pickled Beets

I made the sandwich open-faced because I didn’t want to blow every calorie I burned off on breakfast but it really ends up being perfect that way because I tried it with 2 slices of toast just to see and it was too much. Let’s face it though. I only go to the gym so I can eat food. True story. I know it’s good for me. Blahblahblah. And yes, I feel great afterwards, but seriously, that hour of my day could be spent elsewhere and I would be just as happy.

Spring Greens

But now for the good stuff…

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Open-faced Pickled Beet and Brie Egg Sandwich

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  • Author: Heather L McCurdy
  • Prep Time: 2 minutes
  • Cook Time: 7 minutes
  • Total Time: 9 minutes
  • Yield: 1 sandwich 1x
  • Category: Breakfast

Ingredients

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  • 1 egg
  • 1 slice bread
  • 1 tablespoon butter
  • 1 Love Beets Honey+Ginger Beet
  • 1 sliver brie
  • salt and pepper to taste
  • spring greens (as desired)

Instructions

  • Heat pan over medium high heat with 1/2 butter.
  • Toast bread then butter with remaining butter.
  • While bread is toasting, put egg in pan and salt and pepper as desired.
  • Fry egg to desired doneness and top with brie and thinly sliced beet.
  • Put on toast and top with greens as desired. 

Notes

*Please note calories are an estimate.

Nutrition

  • Serving Size: 1
  • Calories: 265

The Very Best Egg Sandwich Making Tips:

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  • Good bread is a must. A slice of Tuscan or sourdough is lovely. Toast it just until crunchy then butter it. Butter is key.
  • I think the very  best fried egg comes out of a cast iron pan like this*.
  • Fry your egg anyway you like it with a bit of salt and pepper. I cook it mostly through, pop the yolk, then flip and top with slivers of brie so the egg doesn’t drip all over. If you have time to deal with it a “yolky egg” as my daughter calls it would be divine.
  • ENJOY! Every last bite.

Need more great egg recipes? Try one of my egg bakes like this cheesy cauliflower egg bake

Pickled Beet & Brie Open-face Egg Sandwich Recipe

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