Better Burritos
Forget those monster restaurant burritos that may be yummy, but are anything but low-cal. (A typical veggie burrito from a chain offering fresh ingredients clocks in around 750 caloriesand that’s without guacamole.) These five homemade options are filled with good-for-you ingredients and bursting with flavor, not fat and calories.
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Potato and Cauliflower Burritos
Flavorful potatoes and cauliflower keep calories down but satisfaction levels high.
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Corn, Chayote, and Green Chile Burritos
Steamy vegetables melt the cheese to just the right gooey consistency in this chile verde burrito. The star ingredient is chayote, a member of the gourd family. Chayote has a pear shape and a texture similar to zucchini.
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Chorizo y Papas Breakfast Burritos
These make a great on-the-go breakfast or sit-down brunch. Serve with light sour cream and salsa.
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Peanut Butter and Strawberry Quick Jam Burritos
The hot, slightly charred tortilla warms and melts the peanut butter, creating the ultimate in satisfying, oozing deliciousness. In place of a sugar-laden jelly, this wrap features a homemade quick jam of fresh strawberries and a touch of agave. You could sub sliced apples or bananas for the jam.
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California Ensalada Burritos
This is a true Cali-style burrito—with lots of chunky guacamole.
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