Disclosure: This is not a sponsored post. All thoughts are my own.
It’s crunch time, folks. The end of the year!
During this time of year I’m usually running around doing a million different things. Christmas shopping, reorganizing the house for the new year, preparing for holiday guests, etc. It’s been a busy week and we’re about to have back to back house guests. Christmas is that time of year for mini-marathon cooking and baking, so this easy sandwich is a welcome change for us.
You may recognize this sandwich from my wine pairings post last month. It’s my favorite “go-to” sandwich when I’m too busy to prepare much else. I grew up loving toasted BLT’s, simple and delicious ingredients.
Last Spring I just fell in love with the Tyson Grilled & Ready Boneless Chicken Breasts, and I’ve used them often ever since. These bags are great to keep in the freezer for quick meal ideas. So many times I’ve used them when I was short on time and wanted something delicious. Now, BLT’s have been my thing since I was a kid and as an adult I always have to add my avocado to them. So one day I decided to add a grilled chicken breast to my avocado BLT, and viola! This sandwich was born. It turned out great and now this is one of our favorites. Big G is a sandwich guy in every way, and this is definitely a favorite for him.
Ingredients:
- 2 slices whole wheat bread, toasted
- mayonnaise (organic, light, original – you name it!)
- 1 Tyson Grilled & Ready Chicken Breast Fillet
- 1 teaspoon extra virgin olive oil
- 1/2 small lemon
- lemon pepper
- paprika
- 2-3 slices thick bacon, cooked through
- 2-3 strips of green leaf lettuce
- 2-3 slices tomato
Ruby says
this looks amazingly delish! I love avo on my BLTs too. just pinned this for later
Melissa Libertad says
just wanted to let you know that this post inspired me to go out and buy some avocado and make a sandwich. lol. It was super yummy. Thanks for the inspiration. 😀
Deedra Martinez says
This loos so good. I may add this to next weeks menu for the family. Thank you for the great idea.