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Ingredients

  • Soft flat bread: like Lavash/middle eastern flat bread or extra large tortillas/chapatti
  • 1 can organic refried black beans
  • ½ tsp ground cumin
  • ¾ tsp garlic salt
  • 1 container vegan cream cheese: like Tofutti or Follow Your Heart
  • (you can also substitute with regular organic cream cheese)
  • 4 roasted bell peppers (from a jar): cut into slivers
  • Julienned vegetables: carrots, cucumbers, jicama or daikon root
  • Lettuce greens
  • 1 cup chopped fresh cilantro
  • 1 container of broccoli sprouts or alfalfa sprouts

Black Bean Pinwheels

Fab has a vegan kitchen in her California home & shares recipes and tips on food that you can make with your kids. Watch her teach her kids & their friends to cook a healthy fun lunch, black bean pinwheels. This is a great recipe to get your kids started in the kitchen & enjoy for lunch or dinner.

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Parent Earth
The mission of Parent Earth is to answer parents’ questions about food, and work with partners to create a world that nurtures healthy, thriving children. They create short online videos on everything from cooking and gardening to nutrition and behavior.

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MAKE IT

  1. Arrange all the ingredients in an assembly style station.
  2. Spread cream cheese over ¼ bottom half of flatbread.
  3. Spread refried black beans above the cream cheese.
  4. Follow with the roasted bell peppers and then veggies, each in succession.
  5. On the last row layer a handful of lettuce greens.
  6. Sprinkle 1 tsp. cilantro on top of the black beans.
  7. Layer a large pinch of sprouts onto the cream cheese.
  8. Starting at the bottom roll upwards into a tight roll.
  9. When you reach the end, spread a small amount of cream cheese along the top end to help seal the roll.
  10. Complete the rolling.
  11. Slice into desired wheel widths.
  12. Enjoy!

CLEAN IT

Look for BPA-free canned beans to reduce your exposure to the hormone-disrupting chemicals often used in the lining of cans.

GREEN IT

Reduce your food’s environmental footprint by buying local. Find many of this recipe’s ingredients at your local farmers market.

MAKE IT FUN

As Fab shows in the video, kids love helping with this recipe!

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