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    Easy 2 Ingredient Egg Wraps (gluten-free, keto)

    Modified: Aug 26, 2024 • Published: Jun 19, 2023 by Dr. Erin Carter • This post may contain affiliate links • Leave a Comment

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    An egg wrap filled with slice avocado and ham.

    You are going to love these egg wraps! They are so quick and easy to make and you only need 2 ingredients to make them. These egg tortillas can be used in so many ways including for making burritos, your favourite sandwich wrap or a breakfast wrap.

    An egg wrap filled with sliced avocado and ham on a plate with baby tomatoes.

    Easy egg recipes like over-hard eggs and hard boiled eggs in a microwave are some of the best, and today I am sharing another unique and super easy way to prepare eggs!

    Table of Contents
    • Why you will love this recipe:
    • Ingredient notes:
    • Variations and add ins:
    • How to make egg wraps:
    • Top Tips:
    • How to serve egg wraps:
    • How to store:
    • Egg wraps FAQ:
    • Other breakfast recipes you will love:
    • Recipe

    Why you will love this recipe:

    • These homemade egg wrappers are so quick and easy to make! They only take 5 minutes to cook so they are ready in just a matter of minutes!
    • You only need 3 ingredients to make these wraps - eggs, water and oil.
    • They can be used in so many ways - fill them with your favourite sandwich ingredients, use them to make breakfast burritos, other types of burritos, or turn them into a breakfast wrap.
    • These healthy wraps are flourless, gluten-free, dairy-free, high in protein, low carb, paleo, low calorie, vegetarian, sugar free and great for those on a keto diet. They have zero carbs and 11 grams of protein per serving!
    • They store really well and freeze really well so are a great option for meal prep.

    If you love easy egg recipes you will also love making soft boiled eggs in microwave and the best chicken omelette.

    Ingredient notes:

    Water in a measuring cup and eggs in a white bowl.
    • Eggs - for this wrap recipe you will be using large eggs. Note that you will use the whole egg and not just the egg whites. I recommend using fresh, room temperature eggs for best results. If you can, I also recommend using free range eggs if possible. 
    • Water - you will use water to mix with the eggs to thin them out a little. This will produce the perfect wraps with a nice thin, smooth and even texture.
    • Coconut oil or butter - this is used to grease the pan so the eggs don't stick to it when you cook them. You can use any type of oil that you prefer. Other options include avocado oil, olive oil or ghee.

    Variations and add ins:

    • Feel free to add any type of spices, herbs, or seasonings that you like to these wraps to give them the flavour you prefer. I like to add a pinch of salt and a dash of black pepper. Other options include garlic powder, onion powder, Italian seasoning or seasoning salt.
    • To make an egg white wrap: instead of using 2 whole eggs, use 4-6 egg whites instead.
    • Instead of water you could use a milk such as dairy milk or a dairy free milk such as coconut milk. It will change the taste slightly and make them a little sweeter and it will also make them a little more fluffy.

    How to make egg wraps:

    A white bowel filled with whisked eggs with a spoon in it.
    1. Step 1: In a large bowl whisk together the eggs and water until you have a smooth consistency. Alternatively you could put the eggs and water in your blender and blend them until smooth.
    A pan with coconut oil in it on a stovetop.
    1. Step 2: Then place a pan or skillet on the stove on low-medium heat and add the oil to the pan. 
    A pan on the stovetop with eggs cooking in it.
    1. Step 3: Once the pan is hot, and the oil is melted, pour the egg and water mixture into the pan so that you have an even layer.
    A pan on the stovetop with eggs cooking in it.
    1. Step 4: Now cook the eggs for about 3 minutes, or until the edges begin to bubble. 
    A pan on the stovetop with eggs cooking in it.
    1. Step 5: Using a spatula, carefully flip the wrap and cook it for another 1-2 minutes, before removing the wrap from the pan.
    A stack of egg wraps in a black pan.
    1. Step 6: Let the wrap cool for a couple minutes, then fill it with your fillings of choice and enjoy! I recommend letting it cool on a paper towel to absorb any excess moisture or oil.

    Top Tips:

    • You can make these egg tortilla wraps any size that you like. If you prefer a thinner crepe-like egg wrap, you’ll need to use at least a 10-inch frying pan, ideally a 12-inch frying pan. For a thicker wrap, use a smaller frying pan.
    • If you make multiple batches of these wraps, keep adding more oil to the pan as you need to (you don't want the oil to dry up because the eggs will start to stick to the pan and make it harder to flip them).
    • Use room temperature eggs for best results. Cold eggs are more uneven when cooked in a pan or skillet and won't lead to the perfect, thin wrap that you are hoping for.
    • Don't use high heat to cook these eggs. Low-medium heat works best.
    • Be patient - don't try and flip the eggs too early before they are cooked or they will break apart.
    • Use a large, wide spatula to flip these eggs so that they are less likely to break apart. A silicone spatula also tends to work best for flipping these wraps.
    • Let the wrap cool for a few minutes before eating it. Otherwise, if you try to roll it up when it is fresh from the pan the wrap may split and fall apart. I recommend cooling it on a paper towel to absorb any excess oil.
    • Don’t overfill the wrap. If you try and put too many things into the wrap it will be difficult to roll up and more likely to break.

    How to serve egg wraps:

    You can serve these egg wraps in so many ways and they can be eaten for breakfast, lunch or dinner. You can fill them with your favourite sandwich ingredients such as deli meats, avocado, chicken, bacon, bell pepper, tomato or lettuce, turn them into breakfast burritos, fill it with scrambled eggs to make scrambled eggs wraps or even turn them into quesadillas.  

    How to store:

    Store any leftover egg wraps in the fridge in an airtight container for up to 3 days. I recommend storing them with a paper towel in between each wrap to help absorb any moisture and prevent them from getting too soggy. Bring them to room temperature before adding any fillings or using them as a wrap. 

    To freeze these wraps, place paper towels or wax paper on either side of the cooled wraps and store them in individual plastic ziplock bags, silicone bags or another freezer-safe container. When you are ready to use them remove them from the freezer and let them come to room temperature.

    Egg wraps folded in half in a black frying pan.

    Egg wraps FAQ:

    What are egg wraps made of?

    There are many different recipes for egg wraps, but this version is made with just eggs and water.

    Are egg wraps healthier than tortillas?

    When you compare egg wraps to tortillas made with flour, egg wraps are higher in protein, lower in sugar and lower in carbs. However, tortillas are higher in fiber.

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    • Two over medium eggs on a plate and one of them has the yolk cut open.
      How to Make the Perfect Over Medium Eggs (so easy!)
    • A loaf of double chocolate zucchini bread topped with chocolate chips cut into slices.
      Healthy Double Chocolate Zucchini Bread (gluten-free)

    Since you made it this far we are basically best friends so be sure to follow me on Instagram, Pinterest, TikTok and Facebook where I share even more recipes and healthy living tips! And don’t forget to leave this recipe a star review before you go!

    Recipe

    An egg wrap with sliced avocado and ham in it on a plate with baby tomatoes beside it.

    Egg Wraps

    You are going to love these egg wraps! They are made with just 2 ingredients and can be used in so many ways.
    5 from 11 votes
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    Course: Breakfast, Dinner, Eggs, Lunch, Main Course
    Cuisine: American
    Diet: Diabetic, Gluten Free, Low Lactose, Vegetarian
    Prep Time: 5 minutes minutes
    Cook Time: 5 minutes minutes
    Total Time: 10 minutes minutes
    Servings: 1
    Calories: 242kcal
    Author: Dr. Erin Carter

    Equipment

    • Skillet or pan
    • Spatula

    Ingredients

    • 2 eggs
    • 2 tablespoon water
    • 1-2 tablespoon coconut oil or butter (for greasing the pan)

    Instructions

    • In a large bowl whisk together the eggs and water until you have a smooth consistency. Alternatively you could put them in your blender and blend them.
    • Place a pan on the stove on low-medium heat and add the oil to the pan.
    • Once the pan is hot and the oil is melted, pour the egg and water mixture into the pan.
    • Cook the eggs for about 3 minutes, or until the edges begin to bubble.
    • Using a spatula, carefully flip the wrap and cook it for for another 1-2 minutes, before removing from the pan.
    • Let the wrap cool for a couple minutes, then fill it with your fillings of choice and enjoy!

    Notes

    1. Use room temperature eggs for best results. 
    2. Let the wrap cool for a few minutes before eating it. I recommend cooling it on a paper towel to help absorb any excess oil or moisture. 
    3. If you are serving a crowd or want leftovers to use for later feel free to double or triple this recipe.

    Nutrition

    Calories: 242kcal | Carbohydrates: 1g | Protein: 11g | Fat: 22g | Saturated Fat: 14g | Polyunsaturated Fat: 2g | Monounsaturated Fat: 4g | Trans Fat: 0.03g | Cholesterol: 327mg | Sodium: 126mg | Potassium: 121mg | Sugar: 0.3g | Vitamin A: 475IU | Calcium: 50mg | Iron: 2mg
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