This cabbage wrap recipe is a great way to blend vegetables into a low-carb diet. Make it 2-3 days ahead so you can grab and go; and still get the crunch.
Total Time: 12 Minutes
Prep Time: 10 Minutes
Active Cook Time: 2 Minutes
Serving: Makes 4 Rolls
Since getting on low carb diet, I find that the most difficult thing is to have something low carb on the road. There are plenty of snack ideas. But I am never a snack person. When I eat, I always love to eat a full meal. This cabbage wrap recipe was created exactly for that same reason.
I use Black Forest ham and Buffalo chicken because I love bold flavors. You can choose the cuts with less spices. You can even choose all Italian cold cuts to make a different type of cabbage wraps.
If you choose to add any pickles or peppers in the wrap, it could be a mess and the wrap could be very watery. Being a mess maker, I stay away from it.
You can double, triple or even quadruple this cabbage wrap recipe.
I highly recommend you to stick with cabbage because the vegetables stay crunchy for a long time. Lettuce will never give you the same result.
Assembled cabbage wraps are good in the fridge up to 3 days. You still get the crunch from the cabbage.
Cabbage does need to boil in order to soften it. Otherwise, it will crack as soon as you roll it.
You can skip this cooking part by using any kind of lettuce. No cooking is needed. So, there you go. Another great no-cook meal for you.
1) Use the whole leaf to wrap it like typical wrap you have seen out there. It’s more difficult to pull a whole leaf apart when you bite into it. Plus, the leaf could be too much to chew even though it was cooked.
2) Use half of the leaf and add the same amount of cold cuts and dressing. Just roll to make wrap. It may be a bit messy. It has perfect amount of everything in each bite. This is my preferred way to go.
But no worry, I will show you how to do both ways. Then, you can decide the best way that works for you.
I know how much you hate to have turkey or ham sandwiches for days after the holidays. Well, let's switch it up. Use this cabbage wrap recipe to replace regular bread. Add your favorite dressing together with turkey or ham leftover. You will love the crunch and all the fiber you get from the cabbage. It will make you feel g.o.o.d.....
Ingredients
2 Green Cabbage Leaves (cut into halves by cutting through the stem and its midrib)
4 Ham Slices from the deli counter
8 Chicken Slices from the deli counter
8 American White Cheese Slices from the deli counter
1 Medium Sauce Pan of Water
Dressing
1/4 cup (2oz / 50g) Mayo (I use avocado mayo)
1 tsp Yellow or Dijon Mustard
2 dashes Hot sauce or Sriracha Sauce (optional)
Directions
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Carefully separate cabbage leaves from the core
Submerge cabbage leaves into boiling water until the leaves are pliable
Transfer cooked cabbage leaves to a paper towel-lined plate to dry all the extra moisture
Combine dressing ingredients into a mixing bowl
Stir to combine and put it aside
Lay a half cabbage leaf on a plate to assemble a cabbage wrap
Add deli cut ham on top
Add a thin layer of dressing on top of ham
Add deli cut chicken on top of dressing
Add cheese on top of chicken as final layer
Roll it up to make the easiest cabbage wraps
Look at that...Every bite has a perfect amount of everything
Wrap cabbage wraps with plastic wraps and store in the fridge for up to 3 days
Different way to make a cabbage wrap...lay a whole cabbage leave on a plate
Stack up all the deli meats, dressing and cheese as mentioned above
Fold the hanging parts from the bottom, left and right towards the center
Then, roll towards the other end to make cabbage wrap
Everything is tugged inside the cabbage wraps. ENJOY!
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