
Rotisserie chicken over microwaved sweet potato, topped with a soft-fried egg and sliced avocado. Savoury, satisfying, and the only thing you actually cook is one egg.
The whole dish is built around pre-cooked protein. A supermarket rotisserie chicken gives you 4 of these bowls — pull the breast meat, shred with two forks, store in the fridge. Good for shot days because the soft textures and familiar flavours go down easy.
Serves 1 · 5 min prep · 5 min cook
Cube 100g sweet potato (peeled) into small pieces. Place in a microwave-safe bowl with a splash of water, cover, and microwave on high for 90 seconds until tender.
~2 min
Warm 70g shredded rotisserie chicken (or any leftover cooked chicken) in the microwave for 20-30 seconds — or add cold, your call.
~1 min
Heat a non-stick pan with 1 tsp oil and fry 1 egg over-easy — whites set, yolk soft.
~3 min
Build the bowl: sweet potato first, then shredded chicken on top, then the egg. Scatter 25g sliced avocado around the edge. Season with salt, pepper and a pinch of smoked paprika or tajin.
~2 min
Yolk breaking into the sweet potato is the whole point — it coats everything. If you prefer the egg fully set (nausea), scramble it instead and layer on top.
Vegetarian: swap the chicken for 80g crumbled feta + a handful of black beans (12g protein). Egg-free: use 2 pre-cooked halloumi slices pan-seared in place of the fried egg.