Here's a real fast and simple dinner, when you're not in the mood for something really elaborate. Note how the picture is pre-wrapping - somehow I absolutely always fail at the wrapping part, be it wraps, burritos or spring rolls. I just can't manage it. I think part of my problem is that I want too much stuffing in relation to the wrappings. Well.
Chevre Wraps
Makes 4 wraps, enough for two people
4 tortillas (I use regular flour tortillas, since that's what's readily available)
100 g chèvre
2 tomatoes, sliced thinly
1 bunch of rocket (also called aragula)
1/2 red onion, sliced into thin half-moons
1-2 tbsp runny honey
walnuts
Divide the rocket on the tortillas. Add tomatoes, red onions and chèvre. Top with 2-3 walnuts per wrap, and drizzle with honey. Season with black pepper if you want to. Roll up the wraps, and grill for a minute or two in a table-top panini grill, or whatever you happen to have.
6 comments:
Lena, those look delicious. I love making wraps ~ easy meal in one package ;D
True, they look really delicious. I wish I was the one that made them, but it is all Anne's cooking. I am just the messenger *vink* but I will for sure try these out.
Those wraps do look great and they're so simple. Why didn't I think of that?? On my small income I could enjoy that a few nights a week!
Mmm... I think I'm just looking at my next "grab-something-quick-but-good-while-I'm-working-at-home-lunch".
Miam!
Thanks for the tip! I actually made a version of these for lunch today. On a ciabattina, with a couple of slices of fresh picked heirloom tomatoes, sprinkled with coarse salt. Pop it under the grill for a couple of minutes, and voila, a perfect lunch! The combination of the sweet honey, sweet tomatoes, the peppery arugula and the salty cheese made it a winner!
Excellent, that was really well explained and helpful
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