Thai chicken wraps are the perfect high-protein, low-carb meal prep lunch option. Serve almond butter dipping sauce on the side!
Course Main Course
Cuisine Asian
Keyword Thai chicken wrap
Servings 1wrap
Ingredients
Almond Dipping Sauce
1cupAlmond Breeze almondmilk Unsweetened Coconut
¾cupsmooth almond butter
¼cupfish sauce
3tablespoonsminced or grated fresh ginger
3tablespoonsbrown sugar
2tablespoonssoy sauce
½ to 1teaspooncrushed red pepper, to taste
Wraps
Whole wheat wrap*
Sliced mango (or pineapple)
Colorful vegetables**(see note)
⅓cupcooked chicken, shredded
sliced almonds (or sesame seeds)
chopped green onion
Instructions
Place your wrap on a flat surface and layer with the veggies, chicken, and herbs. Drizzle with a few spoonfuls of the almond sauce and garnish with the almonds and green onions. Save the rest of the sauce for another day or another recipe idea.
Fold into a cylinder, cut in half or in pinwheels and serve. Wraps can be made ahead and refrigerated for up to 2 days.
Notes
*Wrap: If you're looking for a lower calorie wrap option, pay attention to the calorie counts when choosing your wrap. The larger wraps can have just as many calories as a two pieces of whole wheat seeded bread but not nearly the protein so beware of hidden factors when you go in with good intentions.**Vegetables: Choose an assortment of colorful veggies and or fruits like mango or pineapple and cut into ribbons, spiralize or shred. Some of my favorite veggies to throw into this wrap include: bell peppers of any color, red onion, carrots, spinach, cucumbers, sprouts, leafy lettuce, cilantro, mint or basil, purple cabbage or green cabbage, water chestnuts, snap peas, zucchini, broccoli, and more.