Teriyaki Chick’n Strip Lettuce Wraps are a delicious way to enjoy a vegan lunch or dinner. Yep you heard me right, vegan, these Teriyaki Chick’n strips are actually not chicken but sustainable plant protein that provides the taste, texture and nutrition of meat but with less fat, fewer calories and no cholesterol! “BAM”
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I don’t know about you but I struggle with what to eat for lunch. I tend to eat the leftovers from the night before because it is easy and available, I will occasionally pick up a salad if I am out running errands, but past those options, not much is inspiring. Well, these little ol’ lettuce wraps hit the spot. GardeinTM (garden + protein = gardein), so clever, has these delicious and sustainable plant protein packages that provides the taste, texture and nutrition of meat but with less fat, less calories and no cholesterol. It is a great source of protein that is vegan so it gives your body a nice break from processing animal proteins without sacrificing taste.
They offer several different varieties in the vegetarian freezer section at most grocery stores. My Teriyaki Chick’n strips were quick and easy to prepare and adding the cucumbers, lettuce and scallions a ton of healthy greens. A complete meal with little time, fuss or mess. What more could a girl ask for?
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- 1/4 teaspoon coconut oil
- 1 package Gardenia Teryaki Chick’n Strips
- 1 teaspoon toasted sesame seeds
- 6-8 Bibb lettuce leaves
- 12-15 English cucumber slices. cut in half
- 1 green onions, diagonally sliced
- Thaw Teriyaki Sauce that was in packaging.
- In a medium bowl add Chick’n strips and half teriyaki sauce, stir to coat
- Heat a medium non-stick pan over medium heat, melt coconut oil.
- Add chick n’ strips and cook 4-5 minutes until brown, flip and cook an addition 3-4 minutes until brown on both sides.
- Mean while add sesame seeds to a small pan over low heat and toast seeds, stirring so they don’t burn.
- Take lettuce leaves and lay out on platter.
- Top each leaf with 3-4 Chick’n strips, several slices of cucumber, a pinch of sesame seeds and green onion slices.
- Drizzle remaining teriyaki sauce over each wrap.
- Eat and Enjoy!
This is a sponsored conversation written by me on behalf of Gardein . The opinions and text are all mine.
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Chicken, lettuce wraps are the SHIZZLE!!! 🙂 I am in love and I am totally trying your variation!
This looks like an easy, but delicious and healthy, meal for weeknights!
I STINK at lunches…. but I could totally make lunch awesome with these delicious looking wraps! Love the ease and lack of guilt. Sounds kind of perfect.
Thanks Kita, enjoy!
I eat leftovers for lunch a lot too (often because I need to take pics), but then my lunch is usually way too heavy. These light wraps look like a great alternative!
Thanks Andi.
These are so pretty and look delicious!