As flatbreads become more and more popular, the best way to enjoy this increasingly expensive restaurant treat is to make it yourself. And by using fresh ingredients it’s certain to be healthy.
The spread on this wrap is called sukhi dal, the Punjabi answer to hummus and perhaps even tastier.
These crepes can be used for sweet or savory dishes. They are a little labor-intensive but worth the effort.
Combined with slightly spicy pineapple salsa, the grains serve as a tangy and sweet base for baked salmon accented by dark maple syrup and mustard.
This scrambled tofu is packed with protein. You can eat it plain or add mushrooms, sautéed onions, chopped tomato...anything you would put in an omelet.
A richly seasoned hummus, alive with tastes of the Mediterranean, chicken marinated with fragrant cumin and paprika, and the freshness of juicy cucumber and fresh vegetables.
Flavors of Morocco lend themselves to this traditional sauce, usually served with grilled, firm fleshed fish.
The tempting flavor of sesame chicken and the very green flavor of a hummus spread made from high fiber and mineral edamame soybeans, all in a convenient hand-held package.
With influences from Africa, Jamaica and Spain, this woodsy, spicy and sweet style of cooking lends itself to almost any meat or fowl.
A recipe of many versatile parts that will be used frequently on their own and together, this wrap is a powerhouse of antioxidants, protein and flavors.