
Vegetarian wraps
Prep
40 mins
Cook
45 mins
Servings
4
Difficulty
Medium
These vegetarian wraps have become a staple in my kitchen because they're genuinely quick to pull together and packed with vibrant flavors. I love how the homemade flatbread comes together in under an hour, and it costs just pennies to make compared to store bought versions. The chickpeas are my secret weapon here, providing loads of plant based protein and fiber to keep you satisfied, while the roasted vegetables and zingy coriander yogurt sauce make every bite exciting. Best of all, you can prep everything ahead and let everyone build their own wraps at the table, making it perfect for a casual weeknight dinner or when friends drop by.
Ella x
Ingredients
- 12 red onion
- 3 tbspcider vinegar
- 12 courgettes
- 1 largered pepper
- 1½ cauliflower
- 400 gcan chickpeas
- 3 tspcoriander seeds
- 2 tspgaram masala
- 350 gself raising flour
- 500 gnatural yogurt
- 1 smallbunch coriander
- 100 gpot coconut chunks
- 1 smallbunch mint
- 12 limes
- 1½ cucumber
- 12 garlic cloves
- 11 shallot
- 11 green chilli
- 1salt pepper(sugar and olive oil)
Detail level
Instructions
- 1
To make the sweet pickled onions, slice one red onion into thin half moons. Put 2 tbsp cider vinegar in a small pan with 1 tbsp sugar and 1 tsp salt. Heat until almost boiling, then pour over the onions and leave for 2 hrs, by which time they will be sweet and crunchy.
- 2
To make the roasted veg, heat oven to 180C/160C fan/gas 4. Chop the courgettes, remaining red onion, the red pepper and cauliflower into bite-sized pieces. Tip into a baking tray with the chickpeas, plus 1 tbsp of the starchy water from the can. Pour over a good glug of olive oil, add 2 tsp of the coriander seeds, the garam masala, a sprinkle of salt and pepper, and mix everything together with your hands. Cook in the oven for 45 mins, but give them a good shake after 30.
- 3
For the flatbreads, mix the flour with 350g of the yogurt, the remaining 1 tsp coriander seeds, and all the coriander stalks, finely chopped. It will come together quickly into a dough. Take a golf ball-sized chunk and roll it out on a floured board until it’s the thickness of a 20p coin, then dry-fry in a hot frying pan for about a minute on each side. When done, brush each flatbread on one side with some olive oil.
- 4
To make the tzatziki, blitz 1/4 of the pot of coconut chunks in a blender until it resembles breadcrumbs, then set aside. Pour the remaining 150g yogurt into a bowl. Finely chop half the mint leaves and add to the bowl along with the juice of 1 lime. Grate in the cucumber and a garlic clove, then add the coconut. Season and mix.
- 5
To make the spicy green sauce, put the rest of the coconut chunks in a blender with the rest of the coriander and mint leaves, a peeled clove of garlic, the peeled shallot, chilli, the juice of a lime, 1 tbsp cider vinegar, and 1 tsp brown sugar. Blitz until smooth.
- 6
Take a flatbread, load it with a handful of vegetables, then a big spoonful of tzatziki and spicy green sauce, then a sprinkling of sweet pickled onions. Wrap it up, and tuck in.
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