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Green Goddess Wraps

Looking for a mouthwatering, refreshing, and easy lunch? These green goddess wraps are sure to set your taste buds spinning. With a subtle crunch from the fresh spinach and thinly sliced cucumbers to the creamy spiced avocado mash, this wrap will no doubt become a favorite go-to for you. These wraps are packed with punches of flavor and overflowing with vitamins and nutrients.

Ingredients

  • Wraps
  • Spinach, Kale, or Lettuce
  • Fresh Sprouts
  • Avocados
  • Fermented Garlic
  • Cumin
  • Paprika
  • Red Onions
  • Salt and Pepper
  • Olive Oil


1. To start your wraps off you will need to choose what kind of wrap you prefer. For example, I chose a tomato basil wrap, you, however, may want a spinach wrap, a lettuce wrap, or a good old fashion tortilla.

2.  I can't give you exact measurements for this recipe because everyone is going to have different preferences. I like lots of onion and lots of garlic, but you may not. To start the wrap I spread avocado on half of the tortilla and sprinkled it with cumin, paprika, salt and pepper, olive oil.

3.  For the next step, I thinly chopped the red onion, sprouts, and garlic and sprinkled those over the avocados. After sprinkling those over, I added a handful of spinach and some kale and then wrapped it burrito style.

4. All of these ingredients are just my personal preference. I would recommend adding different dressings, veggies, and spices. Customize these wraps to your liking!

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