These DIY Lunch Pinwheels are a crowd favorite! They're made with your choice of wrap rolled up with whatever meats, cheese, and veggies your heart desires, then sliced into perfect, bite-sized pinwheels. They're so easy and so customizable!
Prep Time10 minutesmins
Cook Time10 minutesmins
Total Time20 minutesmins
Servings: 6
Author: Lexi
Ingredients
Wraps:
1package gluten-free tortillas
4leavesromaine lettuce or collard greensstemmed shaved
Flour tortillas
Homemade Tortillas
Spread Ideas:
1/2cuphummus
1/2cuppesto
1/2cupDietz & Watson whole-grain mustard
Meat Ideas:
1poundorganic turkey breast
1poundsliced pepperoni
1poundsliced salami
1poundshredded rotisserie chicken
Sliced chicken breasts
Veggie Ideas:
Shredded lettuce
Tomatoessliced thin
Cucumberssliced thin
Alfalfa sprouts
Spinachmore as needed
1avocadothinly sliced
1red onionsliced thin
1eggplantsliced into rounds and grilled
1zucchini or yellow squashsliced into rounds and grilled
Other Add-Ins:
Baconcooked
Cheesesliced or shredded
Pickled jalapeños
Sliced pickled pepperocini
Black beansdrained and rinsed
Roasted red pepperssliced
Sundried Tomatoessliced
Instructions
Place lettuce leaves, collard leaves, or tortillas of choice on a flat surface.
Spoon 1 to 2 tablespoons of your spread of choice onto the middle of your wrap.
Add a few slices of meat and/or veggies on top of the spread in a straight line along the stem of the lettuce wrap or the long side of the tortilla.
Lift the side of the tortilla closest to you and roll, using your fingers to make sure none of the filling falls out. If making a lettuce wrap, the stem should span the length of the whole roll. Before closing the roll, place a teaspoon of spread on the edge of the wrap. This will help the wrap stay together. Roll as tightly as possible for best results.
Using a sharp knife, cut the wrap into 1-inch pieces.
Place in the refrigerator until ready to serve!
Notes
You can use a toothpick to help the pinwheels stay together if they start to fall apart!