Seasoned crumbled tofu scrambled with black beans, bell peppers, and onions, wrapped in a large tortilla with melted cheese and salsa. A protein bomb of a breakfast burrito.
I started making tofu scramble burritos after a friend who's vegan challenged me to make a breakfast burrito that hit 30g protein without eggs. I thought it was going to be impossible. It was not. Tofu scramble, done right, is honestly just as satisfying as scrambled eggs, and the protein math works out almost identically.
The key is treating the tofu like you'd treat eggs. You crumble it into small, irregular pieces so it mimics that scrambled egg texture. Then you hit it with turmeric for color, nutritional yeast for that savory depth, smoked paprika, and cumin. The black beans go in at the end for extra protein and that creamy texture. A generous handful of cheese melts right into the hot scramble, and it all gets rolled up in a big tortilla.
I make these for meal prep all the time. Wrap them tight in foil, freeze them, and reheat in the oven for a fast weekday breakfast. At 32g protein per burrito, they hit serious numbers without any animal products besides a bit of cheese. And they hold up better in the freezer too, since tofu doesn't get rubbery like reheated eggs can.
A typical tofu scramble burrito uses 6-8oz tofu with vegetables and a tortilla, hitting about 16-18g protein. We use 8oz tofu, added half a cup of black beans for extra protein and texture, and included cheese that melts into the hot scramble. From 16g to 32g protein per burrito.