Name: Carrot and hummus pinwheels recipe
Prep time: 10 min
Cook time: 2 min
Total time: 12 min
Yield: Serves: 4
Ingredients: 4 tortilla wraps; 100g -125g hummus; 2 carrots, grated

By Anneliese Giggins

published 20 September 2019

Make these cheap carrot and hummus pinwheels like our mummy blogger Anneliese, who says: 'I love bread and could happily eat sandwiches until they come out of my ears, so I will never understand why both my boys turn their noses up in disgust. I suppose sandwiches can become boring to children if served up every single day! After a little experimentation, I struck gold when I presented my bread haters with wraps! They are perfect as they are easy to fill, roll and slice into pinwheels - or “wheels” as my four year old car enthusiast calls them.'

Ingredients

4 tortilla wraps
100g -125g hummus
2 carrots, grated

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Method

Place your wraps on to a microwaveable plate and warm them in the microwave for a few seconds, each side - or follow the instructions provided on the packet.
Grab a table knife and evenly spread some of the hummus over each wrap. Be sure to spread the hummus right to the edge of the wrap.
Sprinkle the grated carrot over the hummus; you will need more carrot than you think!
Firmly roll up the wrap starting from the side closest to you, until you have created a tight roll.
You can now slice your rolled wrap into circles and eat straight away or, if time permits, you may wish to wrap in cling film and chill in the fridge for a few hours or overnight before slicing.

Top Tip for making Carrot and hummus pinwheels

These carrot and hummus pinwheels are perfect for lunchboxes or a simple lunch to enjoy at home and you can also tick off one of your 5-a-day!

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Author, writer and Mum of three, Anneliese Giggins has been creating recipes for Goodto.com for the past 9 years. She has also created food-related content for household names such as Daily Mail, Daily Express and Goodto.com. Her most successful to date was how to feed a family of 4 on £20 a week.