Pete Evans proudly shows off his take on classic avocado toast – topped with salmon caviar – after saying he was concerned shoppers were stocking up on ‘crap food’ amid the coronavirus pandemic
He is known for his exotic takes on classic dishes.
And My Kitchen Rules host and Paleo advocate Pete Evans proudly posted a photo of his variation on the classic avocado toast, which he made for his two daughters Chilli 14, and Indii, 12.
He explained that used No Nut Hemp wraps and toasted them until they were crispy.
His take on a classic: Celebrity chef Pete Evans proudly shows off his Paleo approved take on the classic avocado toast – topped with salmon caviar – for his two daughters Chilli 14, and Indii, 12
He then added avocado, lemon juice, chili salt and chimichurri – a green sauce that originates from Argentina made of chopped parsley, minced garlic, olive oil, oregano and red wine vinegar.
Pete suggested the toast could be topped with fried or scrambled eggs, bacon or roast lamb.
Instead of eggs or bacon, the doting father topped his daughters’ breakfast with a few spoons of Salmon Caviar from Yarra Valley Caviar.
A Paleo diet restricts itself to food that could be obtained by hunting and gathering including lean meats, fish, fruits, vegetables, nuts and seeds.
That’s unusual: In the caption Pete explained that toasted No Nut Hemp wraps. He spread avocado on it, topped with lemon juice, chilli salt, chimichurri and Salmon Caviar from Yarra Valley Caviar
Daddy duties: Pete dotes on his two daughters Chilli 14, and Indii, 12, who he shares with his ex partner Astrid Ellinger
During his Evolve podcast last week, Pete said he was concerned for shoppers stocking up on food that wasn’t nutritious amid the coronavirus pandemic,
He said he was shocked by the number of people filling up their trolleys with ‘crap food’ at a local supermarket.
‘I was at the supermarket the other day picking up meat and seafood, but I was looking at people’s trolleys and I was like, “they’re still filling up with crap food”.
‘They’re still filling up with crap food’: This comes after Pete revealed he was concerned for shoppers stocking up on ‘crap food’ amid the coronavirus pandemic on his Evolve podcast last week
Time for an overhaul: The cookbook author, known to many as ‘Paleo Pete’, went on to say that the global health crisis can be used as motivation for people to overhaul their diet
The cookbook author, known to many as ‘Paleo Pete’, went on to say that the global health crisis can be used as motivation for people to overhaul their diet.
‘We’re going to be in a situation where it’s like, “oh s**t maybe I should’ve looked after myself those last couple of years”, and maybe now is a really, really good time.’
As of midday Thursday, there are 5,108 confirmed cases of coronavirus in Australia, including 23 deaths.
Pandemic: As of midday Thursday, there are 5,108 confirmed cases of coronavirus in Australia, including 23 deaths