Low Fat Vegan Chef’s Raw Mediterranean Flax Tortilla Wraps

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It is DAY 10 of "Raw Food Recipes with Excalibur" and today we are celebrating our Excalibur Dehydrator Giveaway in style with the lovely Veronica Grace from Low Fat Vegan Chef. I LOVE Veronica's website, because you can find delicious raw vegan recipes, and cooked vegan recipes, so there's something for everyone.

She also has such a  beautiful, natural, straight-forward style and simplicity that makes her healthy tasty recipes accessible to anyone. Check out the videos on her You Tube channel and you will see what I mean. You feel like you are standing in Veronica's kitchen with her and cooking together.

So who is Veronica Grace? Veronica is a self taught home chef and food enthusiast who focuses on promoting an oil free and low fat vegan approach to a whole foods plant-based lifestyle. She teaches and encourages people to eat fresh fruits and vegetables as much as possible, and stays up to date on current research in the natural health and plant based diet world. Her motto is, "eating nutritious food should be easy and delicious" and once you try her recipes you will certainly agree!

Some of my personal favourites are the Dijon Tofu Veggie Scramble, Raw Caesar Salad, Vegan Indian Dal Soup, Vegan Pumpkin Raisin Muffins, and Vegan Blackberry Brownies. Veronica's recipes cater to people who enjoy lower fat vegan diets like 80/10/10 by Dr. Graham, The McDougall Diet, and the Eat To Live Program by Dr. Fuhrman.

This Mediterranean Flax Tortilla Wrap stuffed with Veronica's delicious low fat hemp hummus and fresh veggies is a glowing example of her simple flavourful food. This recipe is super easy, and these amazing wraps can be used as a base for all kinds of yummy raw vegan wraps. Scott and I made a quadruple batch the second time around, and we have been stuffing them with avocado, sprouts, green leaves, and pesto dips. YUMMO! 

We are incredibly fortunate to have this recipe, as it has previously only been found in Veronica's digital Video and Ebook, SAVORY RAW DINNER RECIPES.  and has never been published anywhere else. You can also purchase Veronica's other ebook, COMFORT SOUPS TO KEEP YOU WARM

Veronica, thankyou for so graciously sharing this recipe here! You are just AMAZING...

Find our more about Veronica Grace at Low Fat Vegan Chef
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Low Fat Vegan Chef’s Raw Mediterranean Flax Tortilla Wraps

  • 3 cups peeled and chopped zucchinis (about 4 small ones)
  • 3 ripe cherry tomatoes
  • 3 Tbsp filtered water
  • 1 tsp psyllium husk powder
  • 2–3 tsp fresh lemon juice
  • 1 Tbsp herbs de Provence
  • 1/2 tsp Herbamare or Celtic sea salt
  • 1/2 c flax meal (ground flax seed in your Vitamix or coffee grinder)
  • 1 tsp. cabbage powder (optional)
  • 1/3 cup tomatoes
  1. Cut zucchini into chunks.
  2. Place ingredients into your food processor and puree until almost smooth.
  3. Line two Excalibur dehydrator trays with teflex liners and pour two round tortillas and smooth with a spatula.
  4. Dehydrate on 115 F for 5–6 hours until dry on top and turn over.
  5. Dehydrate the other side until dry but still pliable.
  6. Stuff with spinach, lettuce, sliced veggies and raw hummus, avocado or guacamole and ENJOY! 
  7. *Some notes from Veronica:
  8. Do not over-dry, or they will be brittle and not fold over.
  9. Turn the temperature down to 100 F if you’re going to leave it overnight, and check it first thing in the morning.
  10. Store any leftovers in plastic wrap in the fridge. 

Find our more about Veronica Grace at Low Fat Vegan Chef
Follow her on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, and You Tube

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If you have smells or stains repeat this process with some bicarbonate of soda or lemon juice and water. 
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Penni Shelton Aug 10, 2012 at 07:01am

It’s so great to get introduced to Veronica! She’s up to great things and these Raw Mediterranean Flax Tortilla Wraps sound fantastic!

Another great day of sharing here at Healthy Blender Recipes - this piggy’s happy. Snort.

xoxo- Penni

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The Blender Girl Aug 10, 2012 at 02:29pm

LOL! Oh, Penni, you are SO cute. I LOVE it.
Veronica’s recipe is fantastic. Enjoy :)
Thanks for supporting everyone so much. It is just amazing and so loving and kind.

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Low Fat Vegan Chef Aug 10, 2012 at 10:12am

Thanks for the opportunity to be part of this event Tess.  I am so glad to hear that you made this recipe a few times because you enjoyed it so much! That’s awesome!

It’s one of my favourite recipes. I’m glad others will get to enjoy it now too. :)

Veronica Grace

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The Blender Girl Aug 10, 2012 at 02:30pm

ThankYOU for graciously sharing your wonderful recipe. I DID make them more than once, and we had delicious wraps all week long. YUM! I know other people will enjoy this recipe too :)

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Ravishing Raw Aug 10, 2012 at 02:34pm

Made my shopping list to get everything I need with my organic farmer tomorrow so I can make these gorgeous looking wraps and more! Truly loving the energy of you event Blender Girl!

Marie-Claire

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The Blender Girl Aug 10, 2012 at 02:38pm

Thanks Marie-Claire!
So glad you are going to make Veronica’s wraps. They are SO easy and SO good!

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Katie @ Kitchen Stewardship Aug 14, 2012 at 10:55pm

That darn psyllium husk…don’t have it yet, but these seem so healthy and simple, much better than rolling out tortillas like I do now! It needs to make the shopping list…unless there’s a substitute? Thanks! Katie

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The Blender Girl Aug 15, 2012 at 03:44pm

These ARE so simple and SO good.
Veronica? What you suggest as a substitute for your recipe?

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Low Fat Vegan Chef Aug 16, 2012 at 11:36pm

Hi Katie

Psyllium husk powder is easy to get at the health food store, I also found it at some bulk food stores.

But it’s really just to add some fat free gelling effect to the tortilla wraps.  Just add the same amount of ground up flax, or even try omitting it.

It’s just my secret weapon for cutting the fat in raw food blender recipes that have nuts and seeds in them.

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Tracey Black Dec 23, 2012 at 01:18pm

Love this, Tess. My husband is now on a no starch diet. Is psyllium husk considered starch? And we don’t have a dehydrator so I’m guessing we can put this in the oven the same amount of time?

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The Blender Girl Dec 30, 2012 at 03:32pm

Hey Tracey,
Psyllium husk is technically not a whole grain, and therefore not a starch. It is the outer coating of mucilage around the seed of the Plantago Ovata plant. The husk is pure dietary fibre that passes undigested through the stomach and small intestine. The husks absorb water and form a spongy, gelatinous mass that stimulates the bowels to move.
It should be safe for your husband, but I would always consult your health care professional.
With regards to the recipe,
These wraps are so thin that I have not successfully made them in the oven. Even the lowest setting is too warm, and affects the texture. Veronica? Thoughts?

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Veronica Grace Dec 31, 2012 at 09:27pm

I have never used the oven to dehydrate. I am not sure how low your oven will go.  It won’t really be a raw recipe if you cook it in the oven but its up to you.

You should put it as low as you can and keep checking it.  It may take less time as the oven is hotter

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The Blender Girl Jan 07, 2013 at 08:30pm

Thanks for responding :)

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Nicky May 04, 2013 at 11:25am

I just got a presto dehydrator which doesn’t have a temp control.. How do I adjust the time?

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The Blender Girl May 07, 2013 at 08:40am

Oh, I have never used that dehydrator. Can you set it to low? I would dehydrate for about 6 hours and check. You will probably need about 8 hours. I hope this helps.

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