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A one‑pan, high‑protein breakfast burrito recipe that makes 10 macro‑friendly burritos. Roast veggies, cook lean turkey, add a fluffy egg‑cottage cheese mixture, and finish with cheddar. Freeze and microwave for a quick, protein‑packed morning meal.
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