Turkey Breakfast Sandwich

Fuel up each morning with this delicious Turkey Breakfast Sandwich! This high-protein breakfast sandwich is packed with spinach, avocado, turkey meat, perfectly cooked eggs, and cheese, all on a toasted English muffin — a delicious way to start your day.   

If you love hearty, filling breakfasts, then you’ll definitely want to save my Scrambled Eggs on Toast, Jimmy Dean Breakfast Burritos, and Avocado and Egg Toast recipes! They are quick to throw together and are always delicious! 

Why This Recipe Works

• High protein breakfast sandwich. This best turkey breakfast sandwich is packed with protein — a whopping 30 grams! This is a great way to boost your protein and a perfect post-workout recovery meal. 
• Macro friendly meal. If you are counting macros, then this is a filling and easy meal for you. 
• Easy breakfast sandwich. This easy turkey breakfast sandwich comes together quickly (perfect for a busy morning) and is loved by adults and kids alike — just as my 5 year old! 

Ingredient Notes

• English Muffin: I use a low fat 100 calorie English muffin. You can use regular English muffins, multigrain English muffins, whole wheat, etc. 
• Eggs: I used 1 large egg and 1 egg white. If you’d like something more filling, use 2 full eggs. Or to reduce calories and fat, use 2 egg whites instead. For fluffy eggs, use 2 whole eggs. 
• Turkey Meat: I used regular turkey deli meat, thinly sliced. 
• Avocado: You can slice the avocado and place it on the turkey breakfast sandwich, or you can spread mashed avocado onto one of the English muffin halves. 
• Cheese: Mix up the cheese if you’d like! You can use Swiss cheese, cheddar cheese, pepper jack cheese, and more! 
• Spinach: Include a generous handful of spinach for the boost of powerful greens! You’re also welcome to add a slice of tomato if you’d like. 

Step-by-Step Instructions

1. Toast the bun Place the English muffin in a toaster or toaster oven and toast to your desired crispness. Place on a plate and add the cheese to the slices to warm.
2. Cook the eggs. Spray a small skillet with nonstick cooking spray and place over medium heat. Crack the egg and egg white into the pan and cook in your desired method (about 2-3 minutes). Using a spatula, fold in half, then in quarters and place egg on top of the cheesy English muffin.

3. Top with spinach. Place a handful of baby spinach on top of the eggs.
4. Warm the turkey meat. In the same skillet, add the turkey meat and warm for 1-2 minutes. Place on top of the egg. 
5. Top with avocado. Place sliced avocado or smear mashed avocado on top of the English muffin. Sandwich the halves together Enjoy! 

Recipe Tips

Mix up the meat! You can use ham, chicken, sausage, bacon, etc. You can even add bacon to the sandwich for a turkey bacon breakfast sandwich — can’t go wrong!  

Feel free to use just egg whites if you are looking to reduce calories. Or you can use 2 full eggs. I used 1 full egg and 1 egg white. 

This healthy turkey egg sandwich is delicious as is, but feel free to serve with your favorite sauce or spread — such as ketchup, salsa, barbecue sauce or ranch. 

You can use leftover turkey and cranberry sauce for a thanksgiving twist! 

Note that if you add a sauce or spread, that won’t be included in the nutrition fact in the recipe card. 

You don’t have to toast the English muffin, but I find that it keeps things crisp and is a great contrast to the creamy avocado, chewy meat and soft eggs. 

Make Ahead, Storing, and Freezing

Make Ahead: It only takes 10 minutes to make this turkey breakfast sandwich! You really don’t need to prep anything ahead of time. 

Storing: If you have any leftovers, store them in an airtight container in the fridge. You can also store any of your toppings separately (such as spinach in a separate bag, extra eggs in a separate airtight container, and extra meat or avocado in separate containers). 

Freezing: I don’t recommend freezing this breakfast sandwich as is, but if you’d like to make a few ahead of time to freeze, I would just include the English muffin, egg, cheese, and meat. Wrap in plastic wrap and freeze for up to 1 month. Remove and let thaw or heat in the microwave. Then add your avocado and spinach fillings. 

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