1mediumBell Pepper - diced (red, yellow or orange)
1largeTomato - vine ripe - diced (if you don't have fresh tomato, use a can of diced tomatoes)
2clovesGarlic - minced
1tbspSoy Sauce - reduced sodium, if available
1tbspWorcestershire Sauce
1/3cupChicken Stock - or Vegetable stock
1/4cupWhite wine - dry / or dry red wine
1tspPaprika
1/2tspCumin
1tspGarlic Powder
1tspOnion Powder
PinchesCoarse Salt - season to taste
PinchesCracked Pepper - season to taste
2CupsRice - Cooked/Prepared - I usually use Calrose rice which is a medium grain variety rice and steam on stovetop.
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Instructions
Prepare broccoli by cutting it into florets and boiling/steaming until bright green and slightly firm inside.
Heat olive oil in a wide saute pan over medium-high heat until it turns glossy and shimmery.
Toss in diced bell pepper and onion. Cook long enough to sweat the onions and soften diced pepper.
Once onions become translucent, toss in minced garlic and stir in. Stir to combine.
Add in ground turkey, breaking it up with the side of a wooden spoon until browned through.
Add in diced ripe tomato or canned diced tomato (with the juices drained out) and dashes of paprika, cumin, garlic powder, onion powder and pinches of salt and ground pepper to taste. Stir to combine.
Add in splash of dry white wine, soy sauce and Worcestershire. Stir through to combine.
Bring everything to a light simmer and cover with tight-fitting lid. Simmer on low for 35 to 45 minutes.
Add cooked broccoli florets to the pan with the ground turkey mixture. Give everything one more drizzle of olive oil and stir everything together. Serve hot over steamed rice.
Notes
Additionally, if you don't add the splash of red wine, replace it with a splash more of broth (chicken broth or vegetable broth). If you don't have fresh diced tomato, use a can of diced tomatoes.