Hummus Stuffed Pita with Roasted Vegetables

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Here is the recipe of another kind of Hummus Sandwich for a quick and healthy meal.

 

 

It is the very last of week of school and luxurious cooking has taken a back stage at present. Life is more of roller coaster ride and I do not really enjoy roller coasters; whatever kind they might be. With barely any time at hand and rushing in and out of the home in few minutes attending activities. parties, graduations and “moving ons”, a large bowl of home made hummus ready in the refrigerator saves our life – life on wheels.

 

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A large smear of hummus, roasted vegetables (these can be saved in the fridge after roasting them) along with some kind of a bread make the most delicious meal; easy to make, easy to pack and good to eat.

 

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If you are fond of hummus as we are, always remember to have a stack of whole wheat pita (and hummus of course) easily available. Home made or store bought…any kind will do.

 

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I know the photographs today are not worth a post, but the sandwich is. So I unwrapped the sandwiched I had already packed for him, as A was all ready to grab his lunch and walk out, and took a few shots. I could not make a post without some kind of photographs, could I? Ah! may be I could…

 

…and please pardon my extremely rushed post.

 

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Hummus Stuffed Pita with Roasted Vegetables

 

 

 

Ingredients: (makes 2 stuffed Pita halves)

  1. 1 whole wheat pita bread, halved
  2. 1/2 cup hummus * (more or less as you would want)
  3. roasted vegetables *

* Roasted Vegetables (feel free to use any kind of vegetables you would like):

  1. 4-6 half inch thick slices of eggplant (sliced in semi circles)
  2. 1/4 cup sliced red onion
  3. 1/4 cup sliced red/green/yellow bell pepper
  4. 1/2 zucchini, sliced
  5. freshly ground black pepper
  6. crushed red pepper
  7. herbs (dried or fresh, whatever and however much you want)
  8. salt
  9. extra virgin olive oil

Hummus:

Here is a list of Hummus recipes (and similar spreads) I have in the blog. You may make your own or use store bought Hummus too.

Pita:

Recipe for Homemade Pita ( or you may use your favorite store bought Pita)

 

 

Method:

 

To roast the vegetables:

Preheat oven to 370 F.

Combine vegetables, oil, herbs, pepper and salt in a shallow roasting pan. Bake for 30 minutes or until vegetables are tender, turning them over occasionally.

To roast them in a skillet: ( I usually use this method as it cooks faster)

Heat some oil in a skillet. Increase the heat to high, add all vegetables preferably in a single layer. Sprinkle herbs, salt, pepper and cook at high heat stirring frequently to cook all sides. The vegetables should get done in 7-10 minutes.

 

Remove from heat and set aside.

 

To assemble:

Warm the Pita in the oven or over another skillet.(The hummus spreads well and smoothly over a slightly warmed Pita.)

Spread the hummus in both the pockets. Divide the roasted vegetables in two parts and fill in each pocket. Serve warm or cold.

 

 

Preparation Time: less than 30 minutes if you have the Pita and the Hummus ready (more if you are making Pita and Hummus at home)

Serves 1 as any meal

Difficulty Level: Easy

 

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Related Posts:

Homemade Pitas with Grilled Chicken Patties & a Salad

Hummus and Cucumber Sandwich

Mushroom Almond Burger

Grilled Vegetable and Hummus Tart

Stuffed Meatballs with Grilled Scallions & Orange Mint Yogurt Sauce


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