How to make a Wrapped Sandwich – My Wrapped Sandwich Experiment

By PK, We Live Concepts

Lately, I’ve wanted to learn how to make wrapped sandwiches for lunch. Being new to making this type of sandwich, I searched around for a proper way to do it.  I figured I could pack all kinds of fun and healthy ingredients, as well as my left-overs, in it. Here was what I found…

I learned a few wrap-rules…

Ingredient rules:

  • Combine vegetables and protein with vibrant colors and flavors.
  • Precook and chill ingredients ahead of time
  • Portion ingredients in advance to save time
  • Blanch hard vegetables such as carrots
  • Use whole wheat tortillas
  • Chill mayonnaise or sandwich spread
  • Minimize wet ingredients

Prep rules:

  • Wear disposable gloves when handling uncooked food
  • Arrange ingredients and utensils within reach. Place ingredients in separate trays or bowls. A silicon spatula is especially useful.
  • Lay down one tortilla with parchment paper cut to size underneath.

Rolling rules:

  • To create a moisture barrier, begin by spreading sandwich spread onto the bottom half of the tortilla. then lay down well-dried lettuce, then the remaining ingredients
  • Avoid over-packing
  • Make the first fold from the bottom just about reaching half way
  • Fold in the two sides
  • Then tightly roll up the tortilla all the way
  • Repeat the same wrapping technique but this time with the parchment paper wrapping the sandwich

Storage rules:

  • Keep the sandwich chilled
  • Consume within 1 day
With these rules in mind, I think I am going to come up with some off-the-wall recipes. How do you usually make your wrapped sandwich? Do you have a tip to share? I would like to hear it too.

Wrap on…

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3 thoughts on “How to make a Wrapped Sandwich – My Wrapped Sandwich Experiment

  1. I love a good wrap, and I stick to proteins and veggies to keep the carbs down. They are less messy than other sandwiches, and the fewer carbs the better.

  2. Great tips! I love wrap sandwiches, but thought it would be too difficult to take for a lunch. This is so helpful! I’ve tried using laughing cow wedged cheese instead of any mayo to cut back on calories and fat, they taste delicious and have so many great flavors. Just a tip! Thanks for sharing!

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