Gordon Ramsay’s Avocado Toast Was the Soft Morning I Didn’t Know I Needed

Gordon Ramsay’s Avocado Toast Was the Soft Morning I Didn’t Know I Needed

it was a reset morning. the kind where you wake up early—not because you have to, but because your brain finally gave you a break. no alarms. no chaos. just quiet.
i padded into the kitchen barefoot, sun barely up, and thought: toast. but make it healing.

What Gordon Ramsay Would Do

Gordon’s version of avocado toast? Minimalist perfection.
Toasted whole-grain bread. Mashed ripe avocado. A sprinkle of salt. That’s it. And somehow, it feels luxurious. He’d tell you to toast the bread properly—crispy edges, golden crunch. And he’d probably yell if your avocado was underripe. Honestly, fair.

And he definitely wouldn’t drown it in toppings. The man respects clean flavor.

What I Changed (And Why)

Okay, I didn’t really change anything… but I added.
Not in a “ruin the simplicity” way. Just… enhancements. A tiny squeeze of lemon juice to brighten it. A hit of chili flakes because I wanted a little spark. And a drizzle of olive oil, just to feel fancy.

Also—I used the heel of my bread loaf. That end slice no one wants? I gave it its moment. Toasted it like a queen.

Gordon Ramsay’s Avocado Toast Was the Soft Morning I Didn’t Know I Needed
Gordon Ramsay’s Avocado Toast Was the Soft Morning I Didn’t Know I Needed

How It Turned Out

Light. But satisfying.
The crunch of the bread hit first, then the creamy avocado hugged it. The salt brought it alive, the lemon lifted it, and the chili was like, “hello, I’m awake now.”

No dishes. No stress. Just me, my coffee, and this toast.

So, Was It Worth It?

Absolutely. It’s barely a recipe, but it’s a ritual.
Making this felt like telling the day, “hey, we’re starting gentle.”
And I needed that.

How to Make Gordon Ramsay’s Avocado Toast

This isn’t a trend. It’s a lifestyle. A mood. A full soft reset in toast form.

Smart Tips

  • Use ripe avo. Not rock-hard. Not brown. That perfect, soft stage.
  • Toast matters. Like, really toast it. You want that golden snap.
  • Don’t overmash. Leave a little texture—makes it feel more homemade.
  • Add lemon juice. Keeps it fresh and adds a lil zing.
  • Eat it fresh. Avocado doesn’t like waiting around. And neither should you.

FAQs

Can I use sourdough?
Yes. And you’ll feel cooler for it.

Is it still good without lemon?
Yep! But lemon gives it a lil sparkle.

Can I prep it ahead?
Not really. Avocado gets grumpy and brown. Mash it fresh.

Gordon Ramsay Avocado Toast

Recipe by AvaCourse: BreakfastCuisine: BritishDifficulty: Easy
Servings

1

servings
Prep time

5

minutes
Cooking time

2

minutes
Calories

7

kcal

Minimalist, creamy, and just enough to make the morning feel right.

Ingredients

  • 1 slice thick-sliced whole-grain bread

  • 75g ripe avocado

  • Pinch of salt

  • Optional: lemon juice, chili flakes, olive oil, flaky salt

Directions

  • Toast the bread
    Make it golden, make it crunchy. No soggy base here.
  • Mash the avocado
    Scoop it into a bowl and mash with a fork. Smooth-ish is the goal.
  • Season it
    Add salt (and lemon juice if using). Stir it up. Taste. Adjust.
  • Assemble
    Spread the avo on toast. Sprinkle chili flakes or sea salt if you’re feeling bold.
  • Eat immediately.
    Coffee in one hand, toast in the other. Morning won.