asparagus spears, chopped green beans, broccoli florets
Roasted or cooked vegetables:
roasted cubed sweet potatoes, winter squash, white potatoes, beets, parsnip, cauliflower, grilled or roasted mushrooms
Cooked grains or beans:
quinoa, cooked lentils; short-grain brown rice
Additions:
Roasted chicken, cubed cheese
Instructions
How to prepare collard greens for wraps:
Trim the stem. Starting at the bottom of each green, cut along the spine on each side using a sharp paring knife and remove the stem.
Trim the spine of the collard greens. Cut so that the spine is as flat as the rest of the collard green.
Submerge each collard green into simmering water for 30 seconds.
Transfer each collard green leaf to an ice bath (equal parts cold water and ice) and submerge it in the ice bath for at least 15 seconds
Place the collard green leaf (one at a time) between two clean paper or kitchen towels and pat the greens completely dry.
*** Collards can be used raw, but they are tougher and harder to digest, but hold up well as a wrap.
Make your wrap:
Add your fillings.
Start with a base to "hold" the fillings - hummus, bean dip
Starting at the edge, begin to roll your wrap. As you go, tuck in the sides and continue to roll.
Cut...and enjoy!
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Notes
NUTRITION INFO Per 1 serving:Calories - 178; Total Fat – 10g; Sat Fat – 2.2g; Sodium - 124mg; Total Carbs – 12.8g; Fiber 5g; Sugars - 4g; Protein – 8.2g US RDA: Vit A 39% Vit C 58% Calcium 26% Folic Acid 46% Vit E 21% Vit K 773%
Nutrition Facts
Collard Wraps
Amount per Serving
Calories
68.1
% Daily Value*
Fat
3.9
g
5
%
Saturated Fat
0.6
g
3
%
Sodium
155.4
mg
7
%
Potassium
93.5
mg
2
%
Carbohydrates
5.9
g
2
%
Fiber
2.5
g
9
%
Protein
3.2
g
6
%
Calcium
15.6
mg
1
%
Iron
1
mg
6
%
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2000 calorie diet.