First let’s talk about Lavash Wraps. Do you live near a Trader Joe’s?
If so, you are in business! Trader Joe’s sells the most amazing whole wheat Lavash Wraps. Not only are they inexpensive, but there isn’t anything funky baked in.
If not, don’t despair – there are many other great brands of Lavash out there. Just look for one that is as natural as possible without any weird additives or preservatives. If you want to try your hand at baking a batch, The Seattle Times posted an Armenian version this week.
This recipe isn’t anything fancy, but it is just so tasty, I just had to share!
Pair with a green salad or some cut up veggies and these Hummus Feta Lavash Wraps make a fantastic lunch or light dinner. These sandwiches also travel incredibly well, so I always pack some version of them for day and road trips.
NOTES:
- This Instant Pot Hummus is an easy and delicious no-soak hummus recipe!
- If you want a Vegan version, omit the cheese and use 10 to 12 pitted Kalamata olives. I usually slice the olives in half so there is more olive per bite!
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Hummus Lavash Wraps
- 1 whole-wheat Lavash Bread
- 4 to 5 tablespoons hummus
- 1 to 2 roasted peppers
- 2 ounces feta cheese see Notes for vegan version with olives
- 1/2 small cucumber thinly sliced
- fresh mint leaves
- baby spinach or spring mix
- freshly ground black pepper
- sprinkle za'atar
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Start by placing your Lavash on a work surface. Spoon hummus onto Lavash and evenly spread.
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Sprinkle za'atar and freshly ground black pepper over the hummus. Evenly distribute mint leaves, feta (or olives if Vegan) and cucumber slices. Finish with greens.
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Gently roll up pushing ingredients down a bit to make the wrap as tight as possible.
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Cut in half, serve and Enjoy!
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Sandy says
How many weightwatchers points for just the Lavash. And what is za’atar thanks
EverydayMaven says
Za’atar is a Mediterranean spice mixture. As for the Lavash, different brands will have different points and serving sizes, so I suggest you plug in the brand you buy to the WW points calculator!
Elyce says
5 points for the lavash bread (one whole one)
Kristi says
Thanks for the recipe. These were pretty good. The mint was a bit over-powering. I did a second batch without it – much better. I also added balsamic vinaigrette which made it even better.
EverydayMaven says
I bet the balsamic vinaigrette was fantastic!