Healthy gluten free wraps!

Happy Tuesday! Do you like Tuesdays? I do, because I feel it is a fresh day with all the oppertunities ahead of me. I love to see what this new week is going to give me and what I will create and learn.

Healthy wraps with my favourite fillings

Today is kind of revolutionary for me, as I will share some healthy and delicious dinner tips, this post will be a savoury one. I never post savoury pictures or recipes on my instagram page, blog or facebook account, but today I thought why not post it here and see if you guys like these kind of pictures too!

So please let me know if you like it! I appriciate all your feedback on my pictures and recipes.;)


A simple gluten free wrap with some of my favourite veggies, hummus and pan fried aubergine. I add raw onion to all of my savorury meals for an extra boost and great nutrients. Try it out yourself! It is so tasty together with warm food!

Tips for the best flatbread or chapati

I make my own chapati or flatbread one day every week. It is a little time consuming when you have kids, so its enough with one day every week for me. I simply mix some gluten free flours (as sunflower flour, protein powder, buckwheat flour or teff), add a little sea salt, some virgin coconut oil, and aquafaba or water.  I knead the dough with my hands and let it rest for 10 minutes before rolling it out and baking it in a flat pan.

How to make your own aquafaba

The aquafaba (the liquid from cooked chickpeas or beans) makes the flatbread softer and not so crumply. Most of the time I make my own aquafaba by cooking soaked chickpeas (soaked overnight) and when the chickpeas are ready, I leave some of the liquid with the chickpeas overnight, and the next day, it is ready to be used for baking.

Tips for the filling

For the filling I love to mix some different veggies and salads. What I also love in my wrap is pan-fried aubergine, or just sliced avocado. If you try this out, choose at least 5 different kind of filling-variations; veggies, greens and sauces to so make it extra delicous. I always make my own hummus, sunflower or sesame  dip for my wraps. For today I also made a lentil curry and steam cooked broccoli because my baby-boy loves it so much!;)

Hope you´ve enjoyed my simply but extraordianry dinner tips and let me know if you feel inspired to make your own!

This is also an entry to  #fruitsandveggiesmonday by @lenasveganliving ! I love to share this to the contest as I always  enjoy healthy plantbased wholefoods.

Wish you all a great successful week with love!

Kisses,

Niina


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