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]]>Bread is the main ingredient in your sandwiches, and that’s why you should be careful with your choice. Ditch white bread for whole wheat varieties or consider replacing it with tortillas.
Cold cuts won’t do your sandwich much good and you should ditch them for meats rich in protein, such as chicken and turkey, or consider replacing them with seafood and mushrooms.
When it comes to toppings and extra ingredients you’re using, try to go with as many veggies as possible and make sure not to go overboard with cheese.
Mayonnaise is one of the most common spreads used in sandwiches, but you should consider replacing it with healthier alternatives such as hummus, mustard, or Greek yogurt.
Moderation is key when it comes to eating healthy. Enormous sandwiches available at many fast-food chains won’t do you any good and you should always opt for smaller portions.
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]]>We love sandwiches that incorporate hummus into them, which is why we want to share this delicious recipe for a cucumber hummus sandwich with you. It’s vegan, super filling, and very healthy. Let’s learn how to make it!
Start off by placing the pita bread in a toaster and heating it until it becomes soft and the outside is slightly crip. After you’ve done this, use a knife to open up the bread so that it forms a “pocket.”
Next, slice half of a cucumber and place it on the inside of the pita bread. After this, you’ll want to spread a 1/3 cup of fresh hummus into the pita bread so that it is evenly spread out.
Finally, sprinkle a bit of paprika into the sandwich to taste, and that’s all. Your cucumber hummus sandwich is ready to be enjoyed!
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]]>You can go a lot of directions with lettuce wraps. You can use iceberg lettuce for something really light and thin, or go for romaine if your filling is a little heavier. Whether you want to make a chicken Caesar wrap or go an Asian direction, lettuce wraps are the perfect vehicle.
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Collard greens are a vegetable often used in southern cooking, but they also make more than a great wrap! All you have to do is shave off a little of the stem – so it’s not so thick, blanch it in boiling water for a couple of minutes, and you’re ready to wrap! A fun filling for collard greens is chickpeas, avocado, and lots of tahini dressing.
Cabbage leaves can be used in the same way as collard greens. All you have to do is carefully peel the leaf from the head, and blanch it in water for a couple of minutes.
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]]>The post 5 Short Steps for Giving Your Sandwiches a Healthy Makeover appeared first on thedancingcucumber.com.
]]>Bread is the main ingredient in your sandwiches, and that’s why you should be careful with your choice. Ditch white bread for whole wheat varieties or consider replacing it with tortillas.
Cold cuts won’t do your sandwich much good and you should ditch them for meats rich in protein, such as chicken and turkey, or consider replacing them with seafood and mushrooms.
When it comes to toppings and extra ingredients you’re using, try to go with as many veggies as possible and make sure not to go overboard with cheese.
Mayonnaise is one of the most common spreads used in sandwiches, but you should consider replacing it with healthier alternatives such as hummus, mustard, or Greek yogurt.
Moderation is key when it comes to eating healthy. Enormous sandwiches available at many fast-food chains won’t do you any good and you should always opt for smaller portions.
The post 5 Short Steps for Giving Your Sandwiches a Healthy Makeover appeared first on thedancingcucumber.com.
]]>The post This Cucumber Hummus Sandwich is a Perfect Choice for Lunch appeared first on thedancingcucumber.com.
]]>We love sandwiches that incorporate hummus into them, which is why we want to share this delicious recipe for a cucumber hummus sandwich with you. It’s vegan, super filling, and very healthy. Let’s learn how to make it!
Start off by placing the pita bread in a toaster and heating it until it becomes soft and the outside is slightly crip. After you’ve done this, use a knife to open up the bread so that it forms a “pocket.”
Next, slice half of a cucumber and place it on the inside of the pita bread. After this, you’ll want to spread a 1/3 cup of fresh hummus into the pita bread so that it is evenly spread out.
Finally, sprinkle a bit of paprika into the sandwich to taste, and that’s all. Your cucumber hummus sandwich is ready to be enjoyed!
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]]>The post How To Make Wraps Out Of Vegetables appeared first on thedancingcucumber.com.
]]>You can go a lot of directions with lettuce wraps. You can use iceberg lettuce for something really light and thin, or go for romaine if your filling is a little heavier. Whether you want to make a chicken Caesar wrap or go an Asian direction, lettuce wraps are the perfect vehicle.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BqGJnXcgrm5/
Collard greens are a vegetable often used in southern cooking, but they also make more than a great wrap! All you have to do is shave off a little of the stem – so it’s not so thick, blanch it in boiling water for a couple of minutes, and you’re ready to wrap! A fun filling for collard greens is chickpeas, avocado, and lots of tahini dressing.
Cabbage leaves can be used in the same way as collard greens. All you have to do is carefully peel the leaf from the head, and blanch it in water for a couple of minutes.
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