Unicorn Toast
The post is sponsored by Sabra.
Today is a magical day because I’m serving up magical unicorn toast.
(psst. real quick. Tonight I’m hosting an intuitive eating seminar for RDs, RD2bs and those interested in learning the tools for how to teach intuitive eating in their practice. You can sign up for the seminar HERE. Hope to see you guys tonight!)
Have ya’ll heard of the mermaid toast and unicorn toast fad? That’s what I’m going for here.
Well, unicorn toast mixed with hummus! A food fusion in honor National Hummus Day, which is on May 13th. If you have a hummus lover in your life, you should probably gift them a giant supply of hummus on the 13th as a way to show your love for them. That is if their love language is receiving gifts ;)
I see unicorn toast as being the brunch appetizer of summer, but I mean throw some cheesy eggs on this magical toast and you’ve got yourself a meal.
So make this toast and serve it at brunch because nothing brings people together quite like unicorn themed food. I for one would like to host a unicorn-themed brunch with all the unicorn foods. Actually I really really really want to do that. Or perhaps a unicorn themed baby shower?
For this recipe (aka idea) I dyed greek yogurt using turmeric, beets and berries.
The red beet one came out beautiful and didn’t taste overly beet-y.
The one dyed yellow with turmeric does get pretty turmeric-y, so I’d recommend adding as little turmeric as possible…but enough turmeric to get a pretty yellow color.
My fav hummus to use for this recipe is Sabra’s roasted red pepper because it has a more red color than the other hummus flavors, which adds nicely to the unicorn dream world I was going for here.
Okay! Now go forth and unicorn your life!
Unicorn Toast
Yield: This is really approached best as a fun idea and not an exact recipe :)
Ingredients:
Sabra hummus (i liked the Roasted Red Pepper and Roasted Garlic Hummus best for this)
greek yogurt
mashed avocado
toast
colors
yellow - turmeric + yellow beet
red - red beet
light purple - blackberries
Directions:
On a plate, mash your blackberries. The amount you mash depends on the color you'd like your yogurt. I'd start with like 10 berries. Set aside. Then grate your beets onto separate plates. Place greek yogurt in 3 separate bowls. Wrap grated yellow beets in a paper towel and squeeze into one of the yogurt dishes. Add in turmeric until the color is the right yellow for you. Repeat with other yogurt bowls, adding grated beet juice to one and mashed blackberries to the other.
Spread sabra hummus and colored greek yogurt onto your toast. Serve to a unicorn and yourself.
Don't be too generous with the turmeric. We all know turmeric tastes like earth. Ain't nobody want too much earthiness.
