Turkey Bacon Avocado Sandwich (Honey Avocado Sauce)

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Turkey Bacon Avocado Sandwich (Honey Avocado Sauce)

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This Turkey Bacon Avocado Sandwich stacks the flavor in a whole new way! First, make a creamy honey avocado spread. Next, pile turkey, avocado, crispy bacon and tomato on your favorite bread. Finally, dig into the best sandwich you’ve ever eaten!

Honey Avocado Sauce

My friend introduced me to the ULTIMATE sandwich spread- Honey Avocado- and I cannot stop making it!

This sauce is the real deal. I mix mayo, avocado, honey and lemon juice with a little garlic in a blender to cream everything together. It’s simple, lasts for days and tastes better than any sandwich shop. Swap in any fillings or breads you like, but don’t skip that special-sauce!

Make it on 7 Grain Bread or Scroll down to watch on Focaccia!

Turkey Bacon Avocado Sandwich Ingredients

  • Favorite bread: Go for a good sturdy 7 grain or focaccia– trust me.
  • Havarti cheese: Mild and creamy; a great complement, but not necessary.
  • Bacon: Make it on a sheet pan, starting in a cold oven or pan for ultimate fat-rendering-crispness.
  • Deli turkey: Choose fresh deli slices or use leftover Thanksgiving turkey if you’ve got some!
  • Avocado: Use a perfectly ripe avocado for a creamier texture; slice thinly.
  • Tomato: Always sprinkle a little salt and pepper on tomatoes in a sandwich!
  • Greens: I love to used mixed greens or peppery arugula, but anything will do! Romaine or green leaf lettuce would be great!
  • Honey Avocado sauce: Blend together the ingredients in a small bowl for the ultimate sandwich spread!

How to Make Turkey Avocado Sandwiches with Honey Avocado Dressing

  1. Make sauce: Blend together the sauce ingre

Deep Fried Peaches and Ice Cream [+ Video]

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Deep Fried Peaches and Ice Cream [+ Video]

deep fried peach topped with a scoop of vanilla ice cream and fresh raspberries on the side

Deep fried peaches are rolled in cinnamon sugar then served up with cold, creamy ice cream! This family-friendly treat is warm, crispy, and tastes like peach pie took a spin through the county fair – only faster and easier!

Making a Comeback!

This recipe for deep fried peaches might just be the best summer idea I’ve ever had. Nearly 20 years ago, it was one of the first recipes on our site to go totally viral – websites everywhere were buzzing about this sweet, cinnamon-kissed peach dessert. I felt like I had cracked the code on peach perfection.

Then I had more kids. Got more distracted. And I forgot.

How do you forget a dessert that good? Easy – life gets full. Kids may sleep through the night, but suddenly it’s sports, homework, and snack duty on repeat. But as I looked back through our 2000+ recipes, this one jumped out at me. It was time to bring it back.

I love mine with vanilla ice cream, maybe a spoonful of whipped cream, but the kids go all out with caramel sauce, raspberry drizzle – or both, because of course they do. The whole thing reminds me of my mom’s Dutch Oven Peach Cobbler and our Peach Crisp – those warm, spiced desserts that made every camping trip feel like a feast, even if we were eating cross-legged in the dirt.

If you’re loving these deep fried peaches, you’ll definitely want to check out these other peach-filled handy snacks: the chewy, wholesome Better For You Peach Oatmeal Bars and the buttery, golden Peach Dumplings with Crescent Rolls and Sprite.

Ingredients for Deep-Fried Peaches

Let’s be honest – anything dipped in batter and tossed in cinnamon sugar is already halfway to dessert heaven. Luckily, this easy recipe has simple ingredients that come together fast so you can get straight to the good stuff!

  • Fresh Whipped Cream: Optional fluff to finish it off just right.
  • All-purpose Flour: Creates that golden, crispy coating.
  • Milk: Keeps the batter smooth – whole milk is best, but any kind works.
  • Sugar: Adds just enough sweetness to balance the cinnamon.
  • Large Egg: Binds the batter

The Little Things Newsletter #483 – Life, laughter, and lots of great food!

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Welcome to the weekend, my friends! Guess what?? I’m giddy over the weather forecast for the next few days. We’re going to be in the 70s, my friends. The 70s. How amazing is that? I know it won’t last and the weather will warm up again, but for right now? Let’s get outside and bask in this peek into the awesomeness of future fall weather.

ON THE BLOGS THIS WEEK: Catalina salad dressing is fresh, bold, tangy, and sweet, (though a lot less sweet than commercial versions!) with plenty of zesty flavors to keep things interesting. At this point in my life, I could write an ode to homemade salad dressings. That said, the homemade Catalina dressing I love today is a far cry from the grocery store versions I recall.

Light, crispy, and flaky air fryer Brussels sprouts chips are delightfully snackable and surprisingly satisfying. These chips are the snack you never knew you were missing!

German potato salad is warm and tangy with the vinegar bacon dressing that soaks right into the potatoes. It’s hearty, savory, and just the right amount of sweet. And lest I forget to mention it, this salad is fully loaded with bacon. It’s unforgettable.

Tender strips of chicken, bell peppers, and onions are seasoned with taco spices, then cooked to crispy, juicy perfection in the air fryer. Serve these air fryer fajitas in warm tortillas or over rice with your favorite toppings for a fresh and easy meal.

With crispy potatoes, spicy (or not-so-spicy) sausage, tender crisp cabbage, bell peppers, and onions, tossed with just the right amount of seasoning, this sausage and potato hash breakfast skillet is the kind of meal that’s welcome any time of day.

Two-ingredient pineapple angel food cake is a fun treat that takes nearly no effort to make! That’s right; it’s made with just two simple-to-find ingredients that you may already have in your pantry.

Yes, I did make an ice cream with green tea. And I have no regrets. If you know me well, you might recall that I’m not a fan of green tea. It’s just not my thing. But matcha ice cream? It has been a jaw-dropping delicious surprise for me.

What I’m CRAVING: My friend Heidi’s BLT salad with peaches, tomatoes, bacon, homemade croutons, and a creamy lemon herb dressing sounds absolutely incredible. I need this in my life soon, so I’ll be on the hunt for some perfectly ripe peaches and tomatoes this weekend.

My FAV

Matcha Ice Cream

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Yes, I did make an ice cream with green tea. And I have no regrets. If you know me well, you might know that I’m not a fan of green tea. It’s just not my thing. But matcha ice cream? It has been a jaw-dropping delicious surprise for me.

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This is ultra-smooth and creamy ice cream, with the fresh, slightly earthy flavor that makes matcha so unique. More refreshing than it is sweet, matcha ice cream tastes like a creamy scoop of iced green tea.

When I shared this with several families at this summer’s ice cream party, the matcha ice cream was a shocking-to-me hit with several of the kids. If an adult likes green tea, they’ll likely enjoy this ice cream. But the kids? I wasn’t expecting this one to be very popular with them.

And if I’m being honest, I was genuinely surprised that I liked this ice cream as much as I did. I kept going back to the freezer to taste it again. How I can enjoy this ice cream so much and still not enjoy green tea is a mystery.

And if you happen to already be a fan of green tea? I can guarantee with a fairly high level of certainty that you will love this matcha ice cream recipe.

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Matcha Ice Cream

With just milk, cream, sugar, a pinch of salt, a little vanilla, and of course, plenty of vibrant green matcha powder, you can make an unforgettable ice cream. (I bought this matcha powder to make the ice cream, but any matcha you enjoy drinking should work well in this recipe. ) And since matcha is the star of the show here, it gives the ice cream a gorgeous, natural green color.

While I love that this ice cream isn’t especially sweet, you can easily adjust the sugar for a sweeter ice cream. Or, if you want an extra-strong kick from the green tea, feel free to whisk in an extra spoonful of matcha.

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German Potato Salad

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As much as I do love a classic potato salad, (as evidenced by the fact there are over a dozen potato salad recipes on this website), sometimes you need something a little different.

As a result, I’ve really been enjoying the mayo-free salads this summer. This cranberry bacon broccoli salad has been such a hit, I’ve lost track of the number of times I’ve made it. Mayo-free salads are stress-free for potlucks and barbecues, with no need to rush and get things into the fridge as quickly as possible or to keep them as cold as possible.

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Hot German Potato Salad

In addition to all the great flavors here, the beauty of German potato salad is in its versatility. For family dinners, I serve it warm, straight off the stove. For gatherings with friends, I let it cool to room temperature. However you serve and eat it, this potato salad recipe is a keeper.

The warm potatoes absorb so much flavor from the warm, tangy vinegar and bacon dressing that soaks right into the potatoes. It’s hearty, savory, and just the right amount of sweet.

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Warm Potato Salad Recipe

Now, let’s talk about what makes this salad spectacular: it’s the bacon. I’ve added a whole pound of it. Cook it perfectly crispy and save the drippings, friends. You’ll use all that flavor to sauté the onions and build the base of the dressing.

Traditional German potato salads are known for being on the sweeter side, and the original recipe I found in an old cookbook called for ⅓ cup of sugar. I’ve tested this potato salad a couple of times and finally settled on about 2 tablespoons, which keeps the balance of flavors without tipping too far into sweetness for my tastes. Of course, if you love the extra sweetness in traditional recipes, feel free to add more.

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