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Breakfast BLT Sandwich Recipe

Breakfast BLT Sandwich is a mouth-watering BLT for breakfast. Only with an egg and savory cream cheese!

Breakfast BLT Sandwich Photo
(Heather Tullos)

Your favorite lunch staple just got a breakfast makeover! Breakfast BLT sandwiches combine all the toast plus bacon, lettuce, and tomato goodness of a traditional BLT, plus a little fancy spread and a perfect fried egg!

When I was in high school my friends and I used to frequent this diner. It was the most amazing rendition of a greasy spoon dive with vinyl booths, weird carpet from the 70’s, and a waitress named Nan who always had pens stuck in her hair. It was there that I learned the complete pleasure of a simple sandwich on toast.

There are two toasted sandwiches that top the diner charts – the club sandwich and the BLT.

Breakfast BLT Sandwich Picture
(Heather Tullos)

I’ll say that I’ve never been much of a fan of mayo, and when I was younger I would not touch a tomato with a ten foot pole. Aren’t teenager taste buds fun?!

Ahem.

Anyways. I was always a club sandwich, hold the tomato and mayo girl. Nan loved accommodating a bunch of kids with special orders, I’m sure. I had a friend that always ordered a BLT, but with my mayo + tomato phobias, that would have been some kind of a sad, dry sandwich. I don’t remember what made me do it, but one day I decided to bite the bullet and order a BLT with all the stuff I wouldn’t eat.

Mind blown.

Breakfast BLT Sandwich Image
(Heather Tullos)

They have topped my list of favorite sandwiches ever since, and I anxiously await fresh garden tomatoes every year to really take a great sandwich straight over the top.

But sometimes I want my awesome BLT sandwich fix first thing in the morning. So I took my over-the-top great sandwich and sent it over the moon with the addition of a fried egg and some fancy sandwich spread.

You can cook your eggs any way you’d like , but in my world the runny yolk is king and I always shoot for over medium. It adds a whole dimension of richness and flavor, and really breakfasts things up.

A traditional BLT calls for mayo, so for breakfast – for this sandwich – I can offer you three delicious options. You could opt for plain mayonnaise. You could amp it up a little and try some of this garlic dill aioli. Or you could go in what for me feels like the best breakfast direction and use a savory flavored cream cheese.

Breakfast BLT Sandwich Pic
(Heather Tullos)

I highly recommend the cream cheese.

We know two other BLTs that could benefit from the cream cheese treatment! Tanya’s avocado BLT and Christina’s BLT wrap would be excellent with a little garlic and chive action.

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Breakfast BLT Sandwich Photo

Breakfast BLT Sandwich Recipe

Heather Tullos
Breakfast BLT Sandwich is a mouth-watering BLT for breakfast. Only with an egg and savory cream cheese!
4 from 5 votes
Prep Time 4 minutes
Cook Time 6 minutes
Total Time 10 minutes
Servings 2
Calories 344 kcal

Ingredients
  

  • 6 slices Bacon
  • 1 Egg
  • 3 slices Thick Bread Try a seed and grain variety
  • 2 tablespoons Savory Cream Cheese Such as garlic and chive or garden vegetable
  • 4 slicess of Tomato
  • 4 leaves Lettuce Leaves Romaine or iceberg for crunch
  • pricks Frill Picks To hold your sandwich together

Instructions
 

  • Cook the bacon to your liking. Place it on paper towels to drain any extra grease.
  • In a skillet, fry your egg to your preferred temperature.
  • Toast the bread and spread one side of all 3 slices with the cream cheese (see note).
  • Top the cream cheese on the bottom slice with 2 tomato slices, then 3 slices of bacon, then 2 leaves of lettuce.
  • Add another slice of toast, cream cheese side up, and on top of that place your egg. Then tomatoes, lettuce, bacon, and the final slice of bread.
  • Place frill picks at each corner to hold the sandwich together. Slice in half and serve.

Notes

  • In place of the cream cheese you could substitute mayonnaise, or you could try something for extra oomph like a garlic dill aioli.

Nutrition

Calories: 344kcalCarbohydrates: 25gProtein: 16gFat: 17gSaturated Fat: 6gSodium: 927mgSugar: 2g
Keyword Bacon, Breakfasts, Brunches, Cooking for Couples, Easy, Eggs, Sandwiches, Tomatoes
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