Set a medium pan over medium-high heat; add 1 tbsp. (0.5 oz / 14g) coconut oil and sauté the 0.5 cup (2.8 oz / 80g) diced yellow onion until fragrant.

Add the 7 oz (200g) minced turkey and 1 cup (5.3 oz / 150g) diced red bell pepper; cook until the turkey is entirely browned and thoroughly cooked.

In the meantime, beat the 3 large free-range eggs in a bowl; stir in the 0.25 tsp. (0.05 oz / 1.5g) sea salt and 0.25 tsp. (0.08 oz / 2g) freshly ground black pepper.

Pour the beaten eggs into the pan with the turkey, peppers, and onions, then gently scramble the mixture until the eggs are fully cooked.

To serve, plate the scramble immediately and top with 0.25 tsp. (0.04 oz / 1g) hot pepper sauce.

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Drain Excess Moisture: Minced turkey and bell peppers can release water while cooking. To prevent your eggs from becoming soggy, drain any excess liquid from the pan before pouring in your beaten eggs.

Control the Heat: Once you add the eggs, drop your burner to a medium-low temperature. Scrambling eggs low and slow prevents them from becoming rubbery and ensures a soft, fluffy texture.

Season in Layers: Don't just season the eggs!

Make sure the turkey and vegetable mixture has a slight pinch of salt while it cooks. Building flavor in layers ensures every bite of your high-protein breakfast is perfectly seasoned.

Remove From Heat Early: Eggs continue to cook even after you take the pan off the burner due to residual heat. Plate your Turkey Scrambled Eggs while they still look just a tiny bit wet—they will finish cooking on the way to the table.