This lentil wrap recipe is protein-packed and made with only two ingredients. These soft lentil tortillas are perfect for tacos, wraps, and even desserts!
Lentil Wrap Recipe
This lentil wrap recipe is as easy as can be to create your high protein, gluten-free wraps or tortillas. At first, I was a bit skeptical of trying these out because well….lentils? I am so glad I tried them because they are so soft and different from a typical wrap or tortilla. I would describe their texture to be closer to that of crepes.
I would recommend these lentil tortillas to anyone that is looking to get more protein and fiber into their diet. They are perfect for those with diabetes, high cholesterol, and metabolic syndrome. Each wrap can contain between 8-12 grams of protein depending on how big you make it. Use them for any kind of taco, Mediterranean wrap, and more!
Lentil Wrap Recipe Ingredients
- Red Lentils: Red lentils are the best kind to use for this recipe as they are softer and easier to blend. However, I have heard you can also use green lentils but I have yet to try it myself! I found a recipe for you if you’re interested in reading more about it.
- Vegetable broth: I use vegetable broth to add more flavor to these wraps but you can also use water and a teaspoon of salt. However, if you want to make them into a dessert or sweet wrap, avoid using salt and add some sugar or leave it out completely.
Make Lentil Wraps in just 3 steps
- Soak lentils in vegetable broth for 3 hours or more
- Blend in a high-speed blender.
- Pan fry!
It’s so easy to make these nutritious lentil wraps that there is no excuse not to. This lentil wrap recipe makes about 16 wraps in total. They are freezer-friendly and can stay refrigerated for up to 4 days. They are also very versatile as you can make them savory or sweet.
- Sweet: Avoid vegetable broth and use water instead. Do not add salt. Add 1 tbsp sugar instead or avoid adding anything at all. Make them as you would a crepe, I would recommend adding Greek yogurt, berries, maple syrup, chocolate drizzles, or nut butter.
- Savory: Use vegetable broth or salt + water for savory wraps. You can also add even more flavor by adding spices such as chili powder, cumin, garlic powder, onion powder, black pepper, and more! If you see my photos closely, I added chili powder and a few other spices to about half of the wraps which appear to be a darker color.
Stuff These Wraps with:
Shredded King Oyster Mushroom Meat
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Lentil Wrap Recipe
- Total Time: 30 minutes
- Yield: 15 1x
- Diet: Vegan
Description
This lentil wrap recipe is protein-packed and made with only two ingredients. These soft lentil tortillas are perfect for tacos, wraps, and even desserts!
Ingredients
- 2 cups red lentils
- 4 cups vegetable broth or water
Instructions
- Soak lentils in vegetable broth for at least 4 hours.
- Add soaked lentils with vegetable broth to a high-speed blender.
- Blend on high for at least 3 minutes or until it is super smooth.
- Turn a small non-stick griddle on medium heat and add a splash of oil.
- Add about 1/4 cup of the lentil batter to the pan and spread it out evenly to form the wrap.
- Cook for about 2 minutes and then flip over. Cook for another minute and remove from heat.
- Repeat the process until all wraps are made.
- Prep Time: 10
- Cook Time: 20
- Category: Sides
- Method: Stove
WOW! Did not think these would be as easy and simple to make! Delicious! I am impressed!
I soaked the red light those overnight and then made as directed and they had such a weird taste and smell. Are they supposed to be neutral tasting?
Hi Erica, I’m sorry to hear that! Let me try and help figure this out:
1) were the lentils recently bought or laying in the pantry for a while?
2) I typically do not soak overnight but in hot water for an hour or so but I don’t see how soaking them overnight would change the taste and texture?
3) they should have a very mild flavor and not much of a smell!
I just read that after 4 hours lentils start to ferment in liquid if not placed in the fridge, maybe that?
Do you heat the veggie broth before soaking? And how many lentils to the 4 cups of broth?
Hi Tracy! The recipe calls for 2 cups lentils and 4 cups broth. No need to heat the broth before hand! Maybe if you want to speed up the soaking process? I have never tried soaking in hot water but could work to speed it up. Make sure you see the full ingredients and instructions on the recipe card at the bottom of the post 🙂
I heated up the broth as I used bullion paste and it sped the process up. The lentils doubled in size in about 2 hours
These were sooo easy to make! I love adding extra protein to my meals by using these lentil wraps.
How did you stop them sticking to the pan. They taste amazing but stick so can’t get a wrap. Non stock pan too
Did you add a bit of oil to your pan? Might also be the type of pan! Try using a different one. Add a little extra oil if needed! I hope this helps.
Incredible and so soft!
I found a way to add more protein, thanks for the recipe!