Aren't you just loving Arugula week? I know I am! Here is the third recipe for your arsenal of arugula recipes. A fabulous and very healthy wrap. This is a delicious mix of flavors and textures.
While we were in France, eating boatloads of pastries and bread, I found myself craving fruit and vegetables. We generally eat quite a lot of fruits and vegetables, and I could tell that my body really needed them to offset all the gluttony.
We purchased some of the most amazing baskets of strawberries that I have ever had at the farmer's market, and we bought lots of greens. I found this wrap recipe on The Kitchn and we made it a few times while we were there. When we got home, I decided to make a few modifications to make it more me, and to make it taste even better than the original.
These babies are fantastic, and full of healthy and beautiful vegetables! It is a vegetarian recipe, but I think a little balsamic glazed chicken would be a great meat filling.
inspired by recipes from My New Roots and The Kitchn
serves 6
6 large tortillas
1 cup chickpeas
1 large raw beet, peeled and shredded
4 - 6 cups of arugula
1 apple, diced
1/4 cup white cheddar cheese
1/2 cup balsamic dressing (recipe below)
Begin by laying your tortilla out and putting a few tablespoons of chickpeas on it, add a sprinkling of shredded beet, a nice handful of arugula, and a small handful of diced apple. Top with some shredded cheese and pour a few teaspoons of dressing over the top fold the tortilla over the toppings and enjoy!
Balsamic Dressing:
slightly adapted from Food Network
1/8 cup balsamic vinegar
1 tsp brown sugar
1/4 tsp garlic powder
1/4 tsp salt
1/4 tsp pepper
1/4 cup olive oil
Pour all ingredients into a small jar. Put the lid on the jar and shake for about 15 seconds, until all the ingredients are combined.
That looks good!
ReplyDeleteThese wraps look delicious! I feel like I often forget that wraps can be a super easy, delicious, and inexpensive dinner on weeknights that I never remember to make!
ReplyDeleteI just love your recipe ideas. Your little family is so lucky to have your cooking!
ReplyDeleteDo you shred and eat the beets raw? I assume so but have never eaten raw beets before.
ReplyDeleteI made these tonight (leaving out the oil in the dressing) and they were DELICIOUS! I was a bit skeptical that they would taste too "healthy", but not true. Very very tasty!! Thanks for a great recipe.
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