Veggie Roll-Up

"From Southern Living-Homestyle Cooking This is based on 1 roll-up Cook time reflects refrigeration"
 
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Ready In:
40mins
Ingredients:
9
Serves:
1
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ingredients

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directions

  • Stir together the first 6 ingredients. Stir in carrot and celery. Spread on 1 side of tortilla. Roll up, and wrap in plastic wrap;chill. Unwrap and slice.

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Reviews

  1. Deepfreeze-27
    Not sure what went wrong with these. The spices with the cream cheese tasted okay, but I had a hard time rolling up the tortillas. Maybe I overstuffed. If I make these again I would add in an assortment of other veggies and chop them up into a very fine dice.
     
  2. twinkeejackbaby
    I used the spinach tortilla and this was great!!
     
  3. M. Joan
    Served your roll-ups for my bridge group. They were a big hit. Upped the ingredients for a cup of cream cheese. Very refreshing and tasty! Everyone wanted the recipe. Thanks for posting, Leezah! M. Joan
     
  4. flower7
    These were very tasty! Upped all the quantities to use an 8 oz block of cream cheese. They were much better after chilling overnight. Used cilantro/jalapeno flavor flour tortillas. Made for a catering job, these went great with the roast beef roll-ups we also had. I didn't even mind the celery in them (and I hate celery!) Thanks for the recipe!
     
  5. newspapergal
    I followed Pedro's lede, and used more garlic powder and dried dill. I also added some chopped scallion. Spread on spinach tortillas and jalapeno-herb tortillas, and served at a baby shower. I refrigerated them overnight, and sliced just before serving. These are really good & easy.
     
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Tweaks

  1. Ms B.
    I prepared this as an appetizer and sliced the roll ups into pinwheels for serving. I omitted the basil and added diced onion and fresh parsley instead of the dried flakes. I also used more garlic powder and dried dill instead of the dill seeds. Spread on spinach tortillas and whole wheat tortillas, these were an easy, meat-free addition to my assortment of roll ups.
     

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