A breakfast with fresh and crunchy vegetables is always delightful. And this pepper ham wrap is a quick and healthy way to start the day. The crunchiness of the colorful pepper added with the salty cheesy taste wrapped in tortillas is just what is perfect for a Sunday breakfast. I was aiming to realize this idea for quite some time, and finally made it a few weekends ago. Now, I cannot wait to try it again and try out some other variations.
You can print the recipe for your kitchen here: PRINTABLE RECIPE
INGREDIENTS:
(Serves two)
4 tortillas
1 yellow bell pepper
1 red bell pepper
1 small carrot
100g ham
1 cup grated cheese
Salt
Pepper
Lemon juice
METHOD:
1. Thinly slice the bell peppers and coarsely grate the carrot.
2. Season the vegetables with salt, pepper and lemon juice according to taste.
3. Chop the ham.
4. Load a tortilla with vegetables and ham, leaving the edge.
5. Generously cover half of the tortilla with cheese.
6. Fold the tortilla in half and press gently on the edge.
7. Heat a pan and carefully place the tortilla in it.
8. Cook on medium-high heat for a few minutes pressing the edge gently with the spatula until the cheese melts sealing the edge.
9. Turn over the wrap gently and do the other side for a couple of minutes.
NOTE:
Use bigger tortillas, it is easier to handle.
Any cheese can be used as long as it is easy to melt and seal. I used general light cheese in this recipe.
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October 29, 2010
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Experimenting in the kitchen has come automatically with my love for food, especially new food. Spending time with pots and pans, mixing spices, ingredients, combining different cuisines, creating new tastes and flavors, and sometimes adding Indian elements in other cuisines.. And the result is an enticing experience for the taste buds. I love cooking.. So here I’m inviting you in my kitchen, to share my culinary experiments and adventures :)
DISCLAIMER: All the recipes and pictures are from my kitchen. Though sometimes ideas are taken from Internet and books, I do my own modifications while cooking. Hence none of the recipes or pictures is copied from anywhere. The recipes and pictures may not be used without permission.
DISCLAIMER: All the recipes and pictures are from my kitchen. Though sometimes ideas are taken from Internet and books, I do my own modifications while cooking. Hence none of the recipes or pictures is copied from anywhere. The recipes and pictures may not be used without permission.
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