This herb turkey egg wrap is a delicious low carb breakfast. Making the wrap out of eggs and herbs and then filling with turkey and cheese. Only takes minutes and 0.8g net carbs!
You might also like these savory breakfast cookies.
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I have a confession. I love McDonald’s breakfast food….especially their breakfast wraps and sausage egg mcmuffins. And while I rarely eat them, I’m embarrassed to say that I really love them. They could almost make me a regular breakfast eater. Now that I’m having such a busy summer I thought I better start eating breakfast (not McDonalds) and of course keep it rather low carb or Paleo.
I made my Omelette in a Jar recipe which was great and now I’ve come up with this herb turkey egg wrap that I love. The nice thing about these egg wraps is that they are so easy to make and you could fill them with anything. I imagine that with a few alterations you could even make them sweet rather than savory. Hmmm…wheels are turning on that idea……
How To Make A Low Carb Egg Wrap
Now let’s make some egg wraps. I used a small nonstick frying pan, about 5 or 6 inches in diameter along with a touch of cooking spray. Then I got my batter ready. All you have to do is beat 1 egg and any herbs you like. I used fresh herbs but you could use dried just make sure to use less dried.
TIP: The ratio of dried to fresh herbs is 1t dried herbs = 3t fresh.
After you beat the egg and herbs well (and I do mean well) add them to your pan and swirl to coat the whole surface. Once it starts to set, swirl again to get the liquid from the middle out into the edges.
When it seems sturdy enough to flip, do so and then sprinkle your cheese on top while the bottom finishes setting. Slide it off the pan and you have your cheese wrap. You don’t have to use the cheese this way and add it at the end. I just like mine melted.
What To Put On Your Egg Wrap
Next layer with any meat, cheese, vegetables or condiments you like. I used a pepper crusted turkey and a sharp cheddar cheese and that’s all. I ate mine for breakfast and since I’m not a big breakfast eater, I wanted to keep it simple. However, I can see you making this for lunch and adding some baby spinach, thinly sliced onions and a spicy mustard.
Herb Turkey Egg Wrap
Roll it up and you got yourself a tasty Turkey & Cheese Herbed Egg Wrap! I have yet to make a big batch of these and freeze for later but I plan to and will make sure to update you on how that went.
For now this is a recipe for just one wrap. It only takes minutes so you can make them anytime you want. Also they are pretty sturdy and can be eaten by hand, especially if you wrap them in wax or parchment paper. Enjoy!
The nutritional information for one wrap is:
215 cals / 14.8g fat / 0.8g carbs / 0g fiber / 19g protein = 0.8g net carbs
Herb Turkey Egg Wrap (Low Carb, Paleo)
Ingredients
- 1 egg
- 1 teaspoons of finely chopped herbs (I used basil, parsley and thyme)
- 2 Tablespoons of shredded cheddar cheese (omit if strict Paleo)
- 1 slice turkey
Instructions
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Heat a small nonstick frying pan over medium heat.
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Spray with cooking spray and let heat up.
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Meanwhile beat your egg and herbs well.
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When pan is hot enough add your egg mixture and swirl to coat the whole surface.
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After a minute or so, swirl again so the liquid in the middle makes it's way to the edges.
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Once the bottom seems sturdy enough to flip, do so and sprinkle shredded cheese on top.
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Then the bottom is cooked, transfer to a plate and add your toppings.
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Roll up your egg wrap and you are done!
Jessica
We have used this technique so many times the past couple years that this has become a go to in our household. My favorite one at the moment is dill and garlic egg; rolled with hummus, feta, and sauerkraut; served with herbed yogurt. My kids add lunch meats and no sauerkraut but still a preferred wrap as compared to lettuce or collards. Tip: these store great in the fridge with parchment or even towels to keep them separated. Then take out what you need and prepare for a fast meal. Thank you again for a wonderful and flavorful idea!
Denise
Hi Jessica, great ideas! Thanks for sharing….I also use these egg wraps to make lasagna or just cut them into strips and eat as pasta. Here are two recipes if you are interested. I’m going to have to try your parchment paper idea!
Low Carb Lasagna – Guess what’s in this gluten free pasta!
Low Carb Sausage and Egg Noodles – Eat for Breakfast or Dinner!
Elzbieta D Todd
This looks wonderful! Do you know if these would freeze okay? I’m not a morning person and would love to make something ahead of time and just pop it in the microwave to warm up. Thanks!
Denise
Yes I think they would though I have never done it. I will try to make some today and freeze for tomorrow and let you know. I think the trick would be not to cook them very long in the microwave. I’ll get back to you tomorrow.
Denise
Hi,
I made a wrap and froze it in waxpaper and it reheated fine. I put it in for 1 minutes which was a bit much
but it was good. Hope that helps!
Arlene Mobley
I love easy low carb breakfast ideas like this!
Denise
Thanks Arlene, it is rather simple but tasty meal option.
Marisa Franca @ All Our Way
I shouldn’t be watching this! It’s almost dinner time and I’m super hungry!! But, what a fantastic idea using the eggs as a wrap. Talk about getting your good protein in. I’ll have to remember this recipe. I will be pinning.
Denise
Thanks Marisa! It is high in protein and low in carb. Great for breakfast or lunch!
Veena Azmanov
I love omelette for breakfast. This one would be my favorite cause it’s got cheese in it!! MY favorite usually is cheese omelette and this has all the extras… Perfect. Must make this soon.
Denise
I hope you do and I hope you like it! It’s simple be tasty and low carb to boot!
Gloria @ Homemade & Yummy
Yum this is an omelette wrap. Perfect for any meal of the day. I have all the ingredients to make this. I think this will happen this week.
Denise
I hope you do make it Gloria, and that you like it!
Jolina
This looks amazing. Healthy AND delicious! Also a great way to use leftover turkey or those lone pieces of cheese lying around in the fridge 🙂
Denise
Hi Jolina, it is healthy and easy. I like to make these for a quick lunch sometimes.
Sarah
Yum! This sounds like an awesome start to the day. Thanks for linking up to Blogger Brags. I’ve pinned your post to the Blogger Brags Pinterest board.