Rolled Up Wrap – Whole Wheat Pinwheels

July 22, 2010 in Appetizers/Snacks by Joyce Bunderson

A menu item can be considered a snack or just part of a meal. This can definitely be considered one of the meal items. The reason that pinwheels are so often served as snacks is that you can hold the outside and eat them with your fingers – thus, the name finger foods. Vary the ingredients to please your crowd.


Rolled Up Wrap – Whole Wheat Pinwheels

Rolled Up Wrap – Whole Wheat Pinwheels

By Joyce Bunderson Published: July 22, 2010

    A menu item can be considered a snack or just part of a meal. This can definitely be considered one of the meal items. The reason that …

    Ingredients

    Instructions

    1. If including beans, place them in food processor and blend until smooth; add a little garlic and chili powder if desired.
    2. Spread on the cream cheese.
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    3. Spread on the a thin layer of humus or smashed beans.
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    4. Sprinkle on the olives.
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    5. Sprinkle on the shallots or onions.
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    6. Arrange the chilies and peppers in center.
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    7. Just one of many arrangements of ingredients.
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    8. Roll up the flat bread or tortilla.
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    9. Cut into 1/2 inch slices and serve with salsa. Refrigerate for 30 mins for easy cutting
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