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Green goddess pitta pockets

Green goddess pitta pockets

Jumping on the green goddess salad thing, a whole year later, because I’m stubborn and don’t try trends when they’re trending.

These were very good though, and can be vegan if you want them to be. Full of fibre & protein to keep you full, and make a great, quick lunch during the week - you can meal prep this too, to make it super quick.

Green goddess pitta pockets

Cookabout 3 mins
Makesenough for 3-4
  • Vegetarian
  • Can be made vegan
  • Can be made GF
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Ingredients

THE DRESSING

THE SALAD

TO ASSEMBLE

Method

  1. Add all the dressing ingredients to a blender, blending until smooth - adjust the taste to make it how you like it.
  2. Set your dressing aside, then chop your cabbage into bitesize chunks, as well as your cucumber.
  3. Add the cabbage and cucumber to a bowl, then add 4 tbsp of undrained chickpeas, then pour over your dressing.
  4. Mix everything well, and adjust the seasoning accordingly.
  5. Toast your pitta - when you’re ready to serve - then slice it in half, separating the two sides out, so you have a pitta pocket - be careful that the pitta doesn’t rip (it doesn’t matter if it does, it will just be slightly more messy).
  6. Spread 1 tsp cream cheese on one of the insides of each pitta, then add a couple of slices of avocado on top of the cream cheese.
  7. Fill your pitta with 1-2 tbsp of the green goddess salad, then set aside & serve.
  8. Keep the remaining salad in the fridge, in an airtight container, for quick lunches and dinners throughout the week.

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