Cobb Egg Salad is your new favorite way to eat eggs, starting now! It has all the goodness of a Cobb salad built into this yogurt-based egg salad.
There are two things in my house that I can barely keep stocked. Eggs and yogurt. We go through about three quarts of Greek yogurt in a week. And, I love that because it’s so good for you! Greek yogurt has twice the amount of protein as most regular yogurt. It’s made by straining yogurt to remove the whey. The result is thicker yogurt, less sugar, less carbs and more protein.
Eggs are the other thing we go through like crazy. I am talking 6-7 dozen per week. And now that we are in love with this Cobb Egg Salad, (which uses both ingredients) we just might be eating even more – if that’s humanly possible.
Let’s start with the dressing, it’s homemade, and you’ll probably never buy store-bought again (just sayin’). A few ingredients and two minutes is all you need.
The star of the show is Greek yogurt. This adds even more protein to your dish, and it lightens it up a bit. I actually sub Greek yogurt often for oils, mayonnaise, or creams.
Click here for my pro tips on how to make the best hard-boiled eggs in your Instant Pot, and for my hack on how to cut down on time chopping all those eggs for the salad.
Here are four ways to enjoy this egg salad are:
- With a spoon! Seriously, though, it’s delicious alone.
- On lettuce cups as I’ve shown in this post. This is a great low carb option!
- On a yummy hearty whole grain bread, toasted.
- Top English muffins with it and broil them for a few minutes. (swoon!)
This is a perfect recipe for your Easter table, Mother’s Day brunch, or truly, any time of the year.
Cobb Egg Salad
Ingredients
- ½ cup Greek yogurt
- ¼ cup buttermilk
- 2 tablespoons lemon juice freshly squeezed
- 4 ounces blue cheese crumbled and divided
- 12 eggs hardboiled peeled and chopped
- 1 cup bacon cooked and diced
- 1 cup cherry tomatoes chopped
- 1 avocado diced
- salt and pepper to taste
Instructions
Dressing
- Combine Greek yogurt, buttermilk, lemon juice, half of the blue cheese, salt and pepper in a pint-sized mason jar, place the lid on and shake well. Set aside
Salad
- In a large bowl, add chopped eggs, bacon, tomato, avocado, and the remaining blue cheese.
- Pour the dressing into the salad and gently mix well to combine.
- Serve over lettuce cups, whole grain toast, or English Muffins.
I hate blue cheese, what would be a good substitute?
Hi Heather! We would recommend substituting the blue cheese with another strong-tasting cheese, such as feta or gorgonzola. Please let us know what you think if you make it!
-Tristen, ADA Mideast Communications Specialist
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-Tristen, ADA Mideast Communications Manager