Wraps are amongst the most versatile snacks, bound only by your imagination. They are available all over the world, in different variants. In Mexico, the fillings might be wrapped in a tortilla while in India, they might be wrapped in a chapatti. Elsewhere, corn and cheese might be popular fillings while here aloo and paneer might rock the show.
Wraps are not only filling but also handy. You can roll them up in foil paper and enjoy them on the go, or pack them in your kids’ tiffin boxes. Wraps with exotic and exciting fillings can also be cut into convenient sizes and served as a starter at parties, along with a dip or a soup. Masala Bhindi Wrap with Curd Dip is a wonderful choice to serve as a starter.
Gujjus are a big time fan of theplas, thepla with aloo subzi or chunda is their favorite travel food too. We bring to you an interesting Cheesy Thepla Potato Wrap. Theplas that have a shelf life of almost 20-25 days can be made in advance and stored. Just toss some potatoes along with dry spices and stuff them to make delicious rolls. Also, the Punjabi favorite Rajma can be made into a Chatpata Rajma Wrap, the addition of chilli garlic chutney and chunky curd dressing perks up the flavor of the wrap.
Tandoor is a traditional cooking method that includes cooking marinated skewers in a clay oven. Tandoori aloo or any other tandoor preparation like paneer, mixed vegetables can be transformed into a lip-smacking wrap just like this Tandoori Aloo Wrap, the addition of curd dressing balances the spice levels.
Burrito is synonymous to Mexican cooking. Tortilla stuffed with refried beans, guacamole, sour cream and cheese with a crunch of crushed corn chips is all you need to satiate your soul. Also, the addition of cheesy pepper rice and green garlic sauce makes Mexican Tortilla Wrap a wholesome meal.
Whether you want a sumptuous wrap to enjoy as a meal, or a light one to relish as a snack, you can make the wrap just the way you like it. Be innovative and make your own interesting wraps. Just open your fridge and kitchen shelves, rummage around to find some nice ingredients and put together a wrap for evening tea… remember, you can have your way with wraps.
Happy Cooking!