Nigerian Egg Toast is the perfect breakfast! It can be paired with hot chocolate, coffee, fruit juice, pap etc and it is very easy to make and pocket friendly 😉. I used a sandwich maker to prepare this.
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First of, crack eggs and pour into a clean bowl and whisk
Then add a pinch of salt, a pinch of pepper, a pinch of seasoning cube and garlic (preferably grated) and thyme leaves to the eggs and whisk.
Butter up the 4 slices of bread
Preheat the sandwich maker and grease it with little butter
Place one slice of buttered bread on the sandwich maker
Glaze the bread with the egg mix
Then place another slice of buttered bread on the bread. (Also glaze the buttered part of this bread before placing)
Close the sandwich maker and allow to toast for roughly 1 minute or until it looks like the photo below
Then flip the bread to the other side and allow to toast for another minute. (Flipping the bread is what gives it that lovely X pattern)
Voila! The toast is ready. You can snack on it or pair it up with whatever beverage you want or with omelet or Dodo (fried plantain). Check out my page for how to fry Dodo like a pro. 😉
Leaving the bread in the sandwich maker for a longer amount of time would result in it getting burnt.
How do I make Nigerian Egg Toast using a sandwich maker?
To make Nigerian Egg Toast in a sandwich maker, start by whisking together eggs with salt, pepper, seasoning cube, grated garlic, and optional thyme. Butter four slices of bread, preheat the sandwich maker, and grease it with a little butter. Place one slice of bread on the maker, add the egg mixture on top, then place another slice of buttered bread on top. Toast for about 1 minute on each side until golden brown.
What are some dietary substitutions for Nigerian Egg Toast?
If you're looking for dietary substitutions for Nigerian Egg Toast, you can use whole grain or gluten-free bread instead of regular bread. For a dairy-free option, substitute butter with olive oil or a vegan butter alternative. You can also replace eggs with a plant-based egg substitute, such as tofu or chickpea flour mixed with water, to make it vegan-friendly.
How should I store leftover Nigerian Egg Toast?
To store leftover Nigerian Egg Toast, allow it to cool completely, then wrap it in plastic wrap or place it in an airtight container. It can be stored in the refrigerator for up to 2 days. To reheat, simply pop it back into the sandwich maker or a toaster until heated through and crispy.
What beverages pair well with Nigerian Egg Toast?
Nigerian Egg Toast pairs wonderfully with a variety of beverages. You can enjoy it with hot chocolate, coffee, or fruit juice for a refreshing breakfast. For a more traditional touch, serve it alongside pap (fermented corn pudding) or a side of Dodo (fried plantain) for a hearty meal.
Can I add vegetables to my Nigerian Egg Toast recipe?
Absolutely! You can enhance your Nigerian Egg Toast by adding finely chopped vegetables such as bell peppers, onions, or spinach to the egg mixture before whisking. This not only adds flavor but also boosts the nutritional value of your breakfast.
