
One-Skillet Turkey and Sweet Potato Hash
Ground turkey, cubed sweet potato and smoked paprika in one pan, finished with a fried egg if it is that kind of evening. Weeknight food that reheats into lunch.
- Ground turkey is a lean source of protein and B vitamins.
- Sweet potatoes bring beta-carotene, fiber and potassium.
- Red bell pepper is a concentrated source of vitamin C.
- Spinach folds in iron, folate and vitamin K.
Estimated nutrition per serving
275kcal
24 gprotein
23 gcarbs
10 gfat
4 gfiber
Estimated — computed from this recipe's ingredient list with standard reference values, not lab-tested. How we calculate.
Ingredients
- 1 lb / 450 g ground turkey
- 2 medium sweet potatoes, in ½-inch cubes
- 3 tbsp olive oil
- 1 red bell pepper, diced
- 2 tsp smoked paprika
- 1 tsp ground cumin
- big handful spinach
- salt, pepper
- eggs to top (optional)
Method
- Start the sweet potatoes in 2 tbsp oil, lid on, stirring now and then, 10–12 minutes until nearly tender.
- Push aside; brown the turkey in the space with the spices, 6–7 minutes.
- Add the pepper for 3 minutes; fold everything together with the spinach until it wilts.
- Season hard. Top with fried eggs if you like.
Worth knowing. Boxes up for three lunches; the hash freezes, the egg does not.
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