My name is Risa. I'm 23 years old and live in Boca Raton, Florida. I have battled with my weight since I was about 6 years old, and for the last couple years, I was finally winning the fight. But I slipped, gaining back 36lbs from my lowest weight in ages. Now I'm buckling down again to shed the weight so I can look on the outside the way I feel on the inside. But the road isn't always straight and smooth. For more information on my life-long weight loss journey, please view my first post here. This blog exists for me, to keep me on track and motivated. If you don't like personal posts or personal opinions, you took the wrong fork at Albuquerque!

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February 9th
12:40 AM
So I made this for dinner tonight. OMG SO GOOD!!!! DO IT! (Not my pic, though. I ate it before I could take a pic. lol)




Let me give you my super tasty version of the recipe (this part is mine):
Avocado prep: Halve it, pop the pit out, and peel the shell off. That little dip where the pit was, cut out that portion of the avocado so there&#8217;s just a hole straight through on each. (You can save these cut-outs and throw them in the pan with everything else.)
Heat a pan to whatever works best for you. I had to put mine on the lowest setting, but you gotta go by your stove. Add a bit of margarine/pam.
Put the avocado halves in the pan. Sprinkle with salt, pepper, and onion powder.
Immediately crack eggs into holes. IT&#8217;S OKAY IF THE WHITE SPILLS OVER! Just put your cut-out pieces in there; it&#8217;ll look like green eggs from the Dr. Seuss books.
Sprinkle more salt, pepper, and onion powder on top to taste. Cover and let cook until solid, but not completely done. About half way.
Sprinkle grated cheese on top and use a big spatula to flip. Recover and cook until desired style.
EAT IT!
This was so super tasty. And filling!

So I made this for dinner tonight. OMG SO GOOD!!!! DO IT! (Not my pic, though. I ate it before I could take a pic. lol)

Let me give you my super tasty version of the recipe (this part is mine):

  1. Avocado prep: Halve it, pop the pit out, and peel the shell off. That little dip where the pit was, cut out that portion of the avocado so there’s just a hole straight through on each. (You can save these cut-outs and throw them in the pan with everything else.)
  2. Heat a pan to whatever works best for you. I had to put mine on the lowest setting, but you gotta go by your stove. Add a bit of margarine/pam.
  3. Put the avocado halves in the pan. Sprinkle with salt, pepper, and onion powder.
  4. Immediately crack eggs into holes. IT’S OKAY IF THE WHITE SPILLS OVER! Just put your cut-out pieces in there; it’ll look like green eggs from the Dr. Seuss books.
  5. Sprinkle more salt, pepper, and onion powder on top to taste. Cover and let cook until solid, but not completely done. About half way.
  6. Sprinkle grated cheese on top and use a big spatula to flip. Recover and cook until desired style.
  7. EAT IT!

This was so super tasty. And filling!