Egg Breakfast Burrito
- Teona Maghlakelidze

- Jan 30
- 2 min read

Low Carb Tortilla: This is higher in fiber and lower in net carbs than regular tortillas are.
Serving size - 1 tortilla
Egg: A good choice for protein that is low in calories. Whole eggs are also a source of many different B vitamins, including vitamin B12.
Serving size - 1 egg
Egg White: Removing the egg yolk is a good way to reduce calories and fat content. Making egg whites a leaner choice than whole eggs.
Serving size - 4 egg whites
Ground Turkey: Turkey is a great source of protein and is much leaner than other meats. Making it a good choice for a healthy breakfast burrito.
Serving size - 2 oz
Green Pepper: This is a great way to add flavor and add to the fiber content of the meal.
Serving size - ¼ cup
Sweet Potato: Sweet potato is a great complex starch that can be added to enhance flavor. Sweet potatoes are also and excellent source of vitamins and minerals.
Serving size - ¼ cup
Pico de Gallo: Used to enhance flavor. Very low in calories. Choose a low sodium version if you can, or even make it at home.
Serving size - ¼ cup
Avocado: Avocado is an excellent source of healthy fats and also has small amounts of vitamin and minerals.
Serving size - 1 oz
Calories: 414
Macronutrients: 42g protein, 21g net carbs, 15g fat
Fiber: 22.3g
Sodium: 675mg
Egg Breakfast Burrito – Directions
Cook the sweet potato
Dice the sweet potato and cook until tender using your preferred method (pan sauté, microwave, or air fryer). Set aside.
Brown the ground turkey
In a nonstick skillet, cook the ground turkey over medium heat until fully cooked. Season lightly as desired.
Add vegetables
Add green pepper to the skillet and cook until slightly softened.
Prepare the eggs
In a bowl, combine the whole egg and egg whites. Scramble in a nonstick pan until just set.
Warm the tortilla
Heat the low-carb tortilla until warm and pliable.
Assemble the burrito
Layer the tortilla with turkey, eggs, sweet potato, pico de gallo, and avocado.
Wrap and enjoy
Fold, wrap, and serve warm.
Power Nutrients of this Meal:
Fiber: Aids with digestion, helps regulate blood sugar, and will keep you feeling fuller for longer. Soluble fiber, found in oats, can even reduce LDL cholesterol levels.

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