When I was in Baltimore, my mom and sister ordered this veggie wrap for lunch at a restaurant and it came with the most wonderful basil sauce. The sauce/dressing is like a light, refreshing pesto with a slight tang. When I got home, I tinkered around in the kitchen trying to replicate the basil sauce. I think I’ve got it pretty close to what that sauce at the restaurant was. With all this taste testing, I’ve been eating a lot of these wraps lately for lunch. And I’ve been loving them—so fresh-tasting, healthy and easy to make. My dad has even enjoyed a few of them (he’s here visiting). You can, of course, use any vegetables you like in the wrap and any kind of tortilla or wrap to hold it all together.
The Recipe
Serves 1
1 wrap/tortilla of your choosing
1/2 avocado, sliced
several slices of tofu (raw or pan-fried)
several slices of tomato
several slices of cucumber
1-2 leaves of lettuce or other green
handful of sprouts
generous helping of basil dipping sauce/dressing
Prepare all vegetables by washing and slicing. If using fried tofu, fry up some slices (either in a dry, nonstick pan or in a little oil). Heat up a wrap/tortilla. Put the tortilla on a plate and pile on the vegetables. You can either pour the sauce over the vegetables and roll it up, or you can serve the sauce in a little bowl on the side for dipping.
That looks so good! I’m a pesto fiend! 🙂
Caitlin and I went and treated ourselves to an OWC wrap at One World on Sunday – i’ve been fiending for that sauce since your post!
Yumm! I’m so jealous! Was it everything you’d hoped it would be?