Three Delicious Wraps With Lettuce, Vegetables And Fruit

Wraps with lettuce are anything but boring. They actually taste fantastic. So let’s put an end to the “dullness” myth that surrounds lettuce wraps.
Three delicious wraps with lettuce, vegetables and fruit

Wraps are a derivative of burritos. That is also the reason that they sometimes fall under the Tex-Mex category. In this article we would like to introduce you to three delicious wraps with lettuce. You should definitely try them out.

Usually wraps are made with a thin flour tortilla. Nowadays, however, a wide variety of wraps are made. Some varieties are especially good news for those of you who want to eat fewer carbohydrates.

It is believed that lettuce wraps are inspired by yabrak, sarma or dolma (made with grape leaves or cabbage). However, we cannot say that for sure.

We do know that these lettuce wraps are usually filled with fruits and vegetables. Sometimes they are also filled with legumes to make them extra nutritious.

Let’s take a look at some great recipes for these lettuce wraps.

Recipes for wraps with lettuce

Three wraps with lettuce, vegetables and fruit

1. A wrap with lettuce, avocado, pepper and onion

Ingredients

  • Avocado
  • white onion
  • Lettuce (Romaine or a related variety)
  • Quinoa (optional)
  • Seasoning: salt, pepper and olive oil

Preparation

  • If you decide to make this wrap with quinoa as well, start by preparing the quinoa first. Use two cups of water for every cup of quinoa.
  • Then cut the avocado and pepper and julienne. Also cut the onion into slices.
  • Wash the lettuce and drain.
  • Then pour a little olive oil in the middle of the wrap. Sprinkle some salt and pepper on top.
  • Then also put the other ingredients in the wrap and then roll up the lettuce leaf.

2. A wrap with lettuce, hummus, tomato, cucumber and carrot

Ingredients

  • sweet corn
  • Cucumber
  • Hummus (Greek yogurt is an alternative)
  • Fresh garlic
  • Root
  • Lemon juice
  • Romaine salad
  • cherry tomatoes
  • Fresh parsley (optional)
  • Spices: sea salt, black pepper
A wrap with lettuce, hummus and vegetables

Preparation

  • First wash the lettuce and cherry tomatoes and drain.
  • Then put a spoonful of humus on a lettuce leaf, along with a few drops of lemon juice. Season to taste.
  • Then peel a clove of garlic (or less if you like) and chop it finely. Then sprinkle it on the lettuce leaf.
  • Halve the cherry tomatoes and slice the cucumber.
  • Put the vegetables together with a spoonful of sweet corn with the other ingredients on the lettuce leaf.
  • Before wrapping them into wraps, sprinkle a little more lemon juice on the vegetables.
  • That is it!

3. Mini wraps with spinach and goat cheese

The following recipe is very easy to make. You won’t be in the kitchen for more than 10 minutes in total. So if you want a quick snack, this is a great choice. They also work well as an appetizer or side dish.

These are small wraps. So remember not to overfill them. After all, you won’t be able to roll them up.

We do not give you precise amounts in the recipe. After all, that will depend on how many people you want to make the wraps for.

As we have already mentioned, don’t use too much filling. You can always add filling if you want. However, it is not easy to remove the extra filling.

Ingredients

  • spinach leaves
  • Goat cheese
  • Black pepper
  • Grated apple (optional)
  • Honey (optional)

Preparation

  • First wash and dry the spinach leaves.
  • Then add a little black pepper to the goat cheese. You can also add some honey if you want.
  • Then you take a spinach leaf. Put a spoonful of the cheese in the tray. Spread it in a line in the center of the blade. This way the cheese won’t find a way out when you roll up the leaf.
  • If you also want to add apple, only fill the wraps with a teaspoon of cheese or less.
  • Use a skewer to prevent the wraps from falling open.

You can eat wraps cold at any time of the day. They are light and easy to make. Essentially, they are the perfect choice for people who are not really good cooks or who simply don’t have the time.

The secret lies in the ratio of the filling to the lettuce or spinach. The amount of sauce you add also plays a role. It can turn into a pretty mess if you add too much. Of course you can add as much as you want!

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