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| Atop a salad |
1 onion, chopped
1 red pepper, chopped
1 zuchini, chopped
1-2 tbsp oil (for frying)
2 cups brown rice
2 cans pinto beans (or 1 large can)
6 tsp chili powder (my chili powder is not very strong)
4 tsp cumin
1/4 cup nutritional yeast flakes
1/2 cup salsa
3 cloves garlic
Handful of cilantro, chopped
Juice of 1 lime
Salt and pepper, to taste
Chili fakes (extra heat)
Dash liquid smoke
Chickpea wraps:
1 cup chickpea flour
1 cup water
Salt, to taste
Cook onion, red pepper, zucchini, and garlic in a frying pan with oil. Once veggies are cooked through add salsa, beans, rice, spices and nutritional yeast. Cook for a minute or 2. Add in rest of ingredients.
To make chickpea wraps: Mix ingredients for batter, heat an oiled pan on medium, spoon mixture onto pan and swirl batter around as if making a crepe. Flip over to cook other side. Leave wraps to cool, and assemble burritos. Makes 7-8 burritos.
To reheat, place burrito in toaster oven and bake on 350 until heated through.
How to wrap a burrito

i am totally bookmarking this. i love making mexican food b/c it accomodates to so many different palates. last time i had people over i made myself lettuce wraps, but i should totally try making socca wraps!! awesome thinking :).
ReplyDeleteI can imagine myself breaking the socca, but I will keep this in mind!!
ReplyDeleteThis looks amazing- a perfect vegan, budget-friendly, nutritious meal! yum!
ReplyDeletethanks! :)
DeleteYour picture is so colorful and your burrito looks delicious. Such an easy recipe!
ReplyDeletethanks jared aka the laughing vegan! :)
Deletegirls this looks fantastic! especially love the chickpea wrap ;)
ReplyDeletethanks guys! we are freakin over your cookie cake: so awesome :)
Deletefantastic! and gluten-free. i bought a new Eco Pan (PTFE free) and it's pancake-perfection with zero oil! highly recommended. jo
ReplyDeleteI'm so excited to try the chickpea wraps -- what a great idea! I've been looking for a simple wheat-free/corn-free tortilla recipe, and this looks like it could be the one. Thanks!
ReplyDeletei love that you made the wraps out of chickpea flour! definitely trying that ;)
ReplyDeleteI made these for lunch and they were fabulous! Very tasty and the chickpea burrito wraps worked well. I hate the store-bought rice flour burrito shells and am excited to find an alternative! Question for you- how big did you make the shells? I ended up with only about 4 burrito size shells (about 8 inches in diameter). I think I had the right thickness but wanted to double check. Thanks for a great recipe! I am looking forward to making more and freezing them!
ReplyDeleteI would say they ended up being between 7-8 inches, i made them as you would make a crepe, very thin. thanks for the feedback! so glad you enjoyed them!! :)
Deletethis was amazing- so easy and delish!! Your blog is fantastic!
ReplyDeletethank you! :)
DeleteThis looks so amazing! I am totally making this!~
ReplyDeletethis looks so good. i love finding healthy recipes.. never heard of chickpea tortilla - a great idea. Love it.
ReplyDeleteOk, I made this tonight! Super yummy! It only made 4 very thin ones for us, so next time I might double or even triple the batter and make them a little thicker since my 3 year olds fell apart when she tried to eat it. I LOVE the tortillas and want to make other recipes with this! So delish. Thanks for a great post!
ReplyDeleteglad you liked it! ya the tortillas are very crepe-like but eventually can stiffen up in the fridge. Thanks for the comment! :)
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