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Creamy Avocado Egg Sardine Salad
Growing up with African food, salad wasn't something we had very often. I still love my traditional meals, but I also enjoy adding fresh, lighter options to my everyday cooking. This creamy Avocado Egg Sardine Salad is one of my simple go-to meals when I want something filling without making a heavy meal.
Why I Love Adding Salads to My Meals
Salads give me something fresh and light.They help me add more vegetables.This salad is simple and filling.I can enjoy it for breakfast or lunch.I can also make it into a sandwich.Ingredients
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Start with the eggs and avocado
- Add your boiled eggs and avocado to a large mixing bowl.
- Now take your masher and gently mash them together.
- Don’t try to make it completely smooth.
- I like leaving little pieces of egg and avocado throughout the mixture. It gives the salad a much better texture.
Add the sardines
- Drain the sardines and add them to the bowl.
- Use the masher or a fork to break them into smaller pieces.
- You don’t need to mash them completely. Just break them up enough to distribute them throughout the salad.

Add the fresh ingredients
- Add your chopped tomatoes, red onion, and parsley.
- Give everything a gentle mix.
- Already, you should see all those colours coming together.
Add the dressing
- Now add your Caesar dressing and chipotle mayonnaise.
- Mix gently.
- I like adding the dressing gradually because I don’t want the salad to become too wet.

Taste it
- Before adding more seasoning, taste the salad.
- The sardines and dressing already have some salt, so you may not need much additional salt.
- If you want more smoky heat, add a little more chipotle mayonnaise.
Serve
- You can enjoy it straight from the bowl, but I love serving mine with whole-wheat bread.
- It also makes a really good sandwich filling.

- Don’t over-mash your salad.
- Use the masher to bring the avocado and eggs together, but don’t keep going until everything becomes one smooth mixture.
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