Egg Skillet with Avocado and Tomatoes
This easy Egg Skillet with Avocado and Tomatoes is a delicious four-ingredient breakfast dish that’s perfect any time of day. And we used spicy Ro-Tel tomatoes for this to give it a bit of a spicy flavor!
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I really love this Egg Skillet with Avocado and Tomatoes that’s an egg recipe that only needs four eggs. I’m always a fan of eggs and avocados together, and this is something I came up with when I had avocados in the fridge that needed to be used. If you haven’t tried this tasty breakfast skillet recipe with spicy tomatoes and avocados, I highly recommend it!
And if you’re wondering why I had avocados in the fridge, I discovered that ripe avocados will stop ripening and last for several days longer if you store them in the fridge. I hope I’m not the only one who can’t resist those bags of avocados at Costco and then has a hard time using them up!
I’d eat this Egg Skillet recipe that has avocado and tomatoes for a delicious meatless meal for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. And I love this with a generous sprinkling of Green Tabasco Sauce added at the table!
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What ingredients do you need for this recipe?
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- Ro-Tel Tomatoes (affiliate link), see note
- avocado
- Vege-Sal (affiliate link) or salt and fresh-ground black pepper
- eggs
Can you make this egg skillet without Ro-Tel Tomatoes?
Ro-Tel tomatoes are a classic American brand, but any canned tomatoes with diced green chiles will work for this recipe. The Ro-Tel tomatoes are pretty spicy, so if you’re making this for kids I might use plain tomatoes with a little hot sauce. (The Ro-Tel can is smaller than most canned tomatoes, so you’ll have to simmer a little longer to cook away the liquid if you use a different brand of tomato.)
What pan did we use for the egg skillet recipe?
I highly recommend using a Cast Iron Skillet (affiliate link) for this recipe. I used a 10.25 inch Cast Iron Skillet, which I thought was the perfect size.
How low in carbs is this egg skillet recipe?
This delicious breakfast made in one pan only has 4 net carbs per serving and 8 grams of protein!
How to make Egg Skillet with Avocado and Tomatoes:
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- Before you start, preheat the oven to 400F/200C.
- Break 4 eggs into individual dishes and let them come to room temperature on the counter. (This is important so the eggs come to room temperature and are easier to slide into the pan.)
- I used original style Ro-Tel Tomatoes (affiliate link) to make this recipe, and if you’re wondering, Ro-Tel has not paid me to use or mention their tomatoes!
- I used a 10.25 inch Cast Iron Skillet, which I thought was the perfect size. Even if your pan is well-seasoned, spray it thoroughly with non-stick spray or brush with oil.
- Then add the can of tomatoes and simmer until the liquid has mostly evaporated.
- While the tomatoes simmer, slice the avocado.
- After 4-5 minutes on medium, the tomatoes should have mosts of the water evaporated.
- Turn heat to low and arrange the avocado slices over the tomatoes.
- Then g-e-n-t-l-y put each egg into a spot between the avocado slices.
- Season to taste with salt and fresh-ground black pepper.
- Put the skillet into the preheated oven and bake 10-12 minutes, or until egg yolks are as done as you like them.
- Serve the spicy Egg Skillet hot, and enjoy!
Make it a Low-Carb Meal:
If you want something to serve with this Egg Skillet with Avocado and Tomatoes, it would be great with Savory Breakfast Muffins, Savory Almond Flour Bread, or Almond Flour Zucchini Muffins.
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Egg Skillet with Avocado and Tomatoes
This Egg Skillet with Avocado and Tomatoes is a delicious breakfast idea with lots of spicy flavor! And this is perfect for a meatless meal for breakfast, lunch, or dinner.
Ingredients
- 1 10 oz. can Ro-Tel tomatoes, see note
- 1 ripe avocado, sliced lengthwise into 10 slices
- Vege-Sal and fresh-ground black pepper, to taste
- 4 eggs
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 400F/200C.
- Break eggs into individual ramekins and let the eggs come to room temperature while you proceed with the recipe. (This might seem a bit fussy, but if you start with cold eggs the yolks will get too done by the time the whites are cooked.)
- Spray a medium-sized ovenproof frying pan with non-stick spray or brush with oil, add the tomatoes, and start to simmer over medium heat. I highly recommend using a Cast Iron Skillet (affiliate link) for this if you have it.
- While the tomatoes simmer, peel the avocado, cut in half, and then cut each half into 5 thin slices.
- When all the liquid has evaporated from the tomatoes (about 4-5 minutes), turn the heat to low and arrange the avocado slices like spokes of a wheel in the pan.
- Gently put each egg between two avocado slices, spacing them evenly apart.
- Season to taste with Vege-Sal (affiliate link) or salt and fresh-ground black pepper.
- Put the skillet into the pre-heated oven and bake until whites are completely set and the yolks are done to your liking, about 10-12 minutes for runny yolks.
- Serve the egg skillet hot. This is good with Green Tabasco Sauce (affiliate link) to add at the table.
Notes
I used original Ro-Tel Tomatoes (affiliate link), which was plenty spicy for me. Other brands of tomatoes with green chiles can be used, but note that Ro-Tel tomatoes come in a smaller size can so you may need to increase the cooking time a little.
Nutritional information calculated based on four servings, but this may be only two servings for hearty eaters.
Recipe created by Kalyn.
Nutrition Information
Yield
4Serving Size
1Amount Per Serving Calories 166Total Fat 12gSaturated Fat 3gTrans Fat 0gUnsaturated Fat 9gCholesterol 186mgSodium 78mgCarbohydrates 8gFiber 4gSugar 2gProtein 8g
Nutrition information is automatically calculated by the Recipe Plug-In I am using. I am not a nutritionist and cannot guarantee 100% accuracy, since many variables affect those calculations.
Low-Carb Diet / Low-Glycemic Diet / South Beach Diet Suggestions:
If you make it into four serving, the egg skillet recipe is great for low-carb or Keto diets. (Even if you make it only two servings, it’s not going to be that high in carbs. This would also be great for any phase of the original South Beach Diet.
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Historical Notes for this Recipe:
This egg skillet recipe was posted in 2014. It was last updated with more information in 2026.



27 Comments on “Egg Skillet with Avocado and Tomatoes”
It looks really good and I love avocados! I will definitely try it with some toast on the side.
Thanks, hope you enjoy!
This dish is healthy. Thanks for sharing
This recipe could be fantastic but the tomatoes are raw tasting with only 5-6 minutes on the stove-top! Should be around 45 minutes on low – or oven baked as long….needs more herbs too (and I added Gaylord Hauser’s Spike seasoning as I often do to many dishes),
Will make again with revisions!
The canned tomatoes are already cooked. But feel free to adapt to your own taste; I am always in favor of that.
I absolutely LOVE this dish and have made it many times. I do agree with having to cook the tomatoes – well simmer the tomatoes (and other added veggies if added) for 30-45 minutes to develop the flavors. I also add Spike and/or other seasonings according to my whim and mood (!).
Thank you so much for this recipe Kalyn!
That certainly can’t hurt! Glad you are enjoying it.
I have a quick question regarding the avacado…Do you remove the skin or is it edible?
Definitely remove the skin.
I am about to make this dish. It looks so good! Can't wait to eat it! 🙂 Thanks!
I hope you enjoy!
One important thing to say is: when you going to bake an avocado, must be real quickly, otherwise they become terribly bitter.
Nada, I've never heard that before. In any case they were fine in this recipe.
when using plain, chopped tomatoes, (couldn't find any spiced ones) what type of spice should be added?
I'm making this for today's breakfast!
thanks.
I have no way to know just what spices are in Ro-Tel tomatoes (the can just says spices) but definitely they have diced green chiles. I think Mexican spices like cumin and chili powder would go well with this.
Thanks Trish, glad you liked it. And I'm happy to hear I'm not just a wimp on the Ro-Tel. It was plenty spicy!
This was absolutely delicious. I love the way the Rotel tied everything together. I do have to say that I usually eat foods at a higher heat level than most, however, I would not have used the Hot Rotel either. The original Rotel has more than enough flavor for this dish. Thanks for the recipe!
Jeanette, I agree! Although I'd say avocados are good with just about everything!
Love how pretty this egg skillet looks – avocados seem to have a natural affinity with tomatoes and eggs.
Thanks Joanne, glad you like it!
I love this breakfast! And your tip for the baked eggs is priceless. I can never get mine to cook right!
Thanks Janel, we loved it.
I love avocados and baked eggs, but have never tried them together. Sounds like a nice, light dinner.
Thanks Pam! Bringing the eggs to room temp will make a huge difference!
I love your tip about cracking the eggs and letting them come to room temperature! I can never get baked eggs just how I like them.
Thanks, it was definitely delish!
That looks delicious! Love all of the avocado, I bet it is very creamy and flavorful 🙂