My kids, especially my daughter loves vegetable wraps and sandwiches and so when Pavani posted these wraps in one of the earlier blogging marathons, I bookmarked them and tried immediately. She showed how these wraps were picnic friendly and so obviously I feel that they are opt ones for lunchbox as well. These wraps have a chickpea curry + a salad blend filling and are nutritious and yummy ones. The only thing to remember is to prepare a very dry filling. My filling was a little on the wet side since I made them for a weekend lunch. :)
Ingredients:
Tortillas (I used spinach ones. Even rotis can be substituted.)
A blend of lettuce, julienned carrot, sliced red onions
For chickpea filling:
1 Tbsp oil
1 tsp cumin seeds
1/2 tsp grated ginger
1/8 tsp turmeric powder
1 onion, finely chopped
2 tomatoes
Salt & chili powder to taste
1/2 tsp chana masala
Preparing the filling:
* Soak chickpeas in water overnight and pressure cook until tender. Keep aside.
* Heat oil in a sauté pan, add cumin seeds and ginger. Once the seeds start to splutter add turmeric and onions. Sauté until they soften; next add tomato and cook until done.
* Then add the cooked chickpeas, channa masala, red chili powder, salt and mix well.
* Cook until the curry is almost dry. Take care that the curry is not watery since the wraps are going to be soggy.
Assembling the wraps:
* Microwave each tortilla for a minute.
* Place chickpea curry filling and the salad mixture on the bottom half of the tortilla and fold the ends over the filling, roll and wrap to make the sandwich.
This is my Day 5 entry for the blogging marathon#10, with the "lunchbox" theme. Check here to find out what the other marathoners are cooking. This goes to Susan's MLLA, guesthosted this month by Simona.
Comments
The contrast of red n green colors gives such a nice look to those wraps...absolutely yumm yumm
ReplyDeleteHealthy and delicious wraps.. looks too good !!
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beautiful!!...they look v pretty..n I love these rotis v well cooked!!
ReplyDeletelooks healthy and delicious :)
ReplyDeleteWrap looks so filling and colourful...
ReplyDeletewonderful color combination love it..too good healthy one..
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ReplyDeleteLovely color combination, green tortillas and the orange filling...A healthy and filling meal.
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Healthy and yummy wraps
ReplyDeleteThe wraps looks awesome and the filling is just as yummy..:)
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great colour combo Suma ! loving it. bookmarked this healthy lunchbox recipe :-)
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Very catchy and inviting wraps, healthy and delicious.
ReplyDeleteWow that looks gorgeous!Lovely color combo and so healthy too...
ReplyDeleteThose wraps are so pretty!..lovely combo..:)
ReplyDeleteWraps look so colorful Suma. Love the chickpea filling. Glad you tried and liked them :-)
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ReplyDeleteLovely wraps.Love the vibrant colour.
ReplyDeleteWraps look so appealing and colorful!! Nice combination. Very healthy!
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wow..what a colour combo
ReplyDeleteLovely Wraps.........
ReplyDeleteLovely.. Nice clicks . healthy filling :)
ReplyDeletevery colorful and healthy, makes it both visually and gastronomically inviting
ReplyDeleteThe color contrast is so refreshing & tempting.
ReplyDeleteI usually pack wraps and sandwiches for lunch! This wrap looks great!
ReplyDeleteI do this wrap with tortilla too .. love the green color.
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Wow!!rolls look so delicious and a filling lunch.
ReplyDeleteLove the vibrant colors of the wrap. Great idea for a lunch box!
ReplyDeleteI had chickpeas, spinach, and a tortilla wrap in my fridge and this was a perfect fit for the ingredients. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI added cucumber to the mix for a lil crunch.