A quick and easy Lentil Wrap with avocado, carrots, cabbage, and the tastiest Sriracha Tahini Sauce. Healthy, nourishing, vegan and delicious!

This vegan Lentil Wrap with tahini sauce is packed full of fresh healthy ingredients, perfect for a quick, easy lunch on the go. If going gluten-free, opt for gluten-free brown rice tortillas or turn the whole thing into a hearty salad, served over a bed of greens or quinoa. The sriracha-spiked tahini sauce will make all the healthy, crunchy veggies beyond palatable.
Add avocado and sunflower seeds for extra heft. Lentils can be cooked ahead and refrigerated along with all the prepped veggies. Then right before work, roll them up with the spicy tahini sauce served on the side. The lentil wrap will stay fresh, crunchy and delicious.
Best of all, these are fully customizable, so personalize them by using whatever veggies you like– and if lentils are not your thing, sub chickpeas or black beans. The secret here is in the sauce. Enjoy clean, healthy protein and energy all day.

What you’ll need!
The Spicy Lentil Tahini Wrap is a delicious and nutritious vegan recipe that combines fresh and healthy ingredients. Here are the main components of this flavorful wrap:
- Lentils: Lentils are the star ingredient of this wrap, providing a good source of plant-based protein, fiber, and nutrients. They can be cooked ahead of time or even sprouted for added nutrition. I love using black lentils here, because they are quick to cook, but any whole lentil will work!
- Avocado: Creamy avocado adds richness and a boost of healthy fats to the wrap. It also complements the other flavors and textures in the dish.
- Carrots: Carrots bring a vibrant color and a crunchy texture to the wrap. They are also packed with vitamins and antioxidants.
- Cabbage: Thinly sliced cabbage adds a satisfying crunch and a refreshing element to the wrap. It’s a great source of vitamin C and fiber.
- Sriracha Tahini Sauce: The delicious and tangy dressing in this recipe is made with a combination of tahini sauce (sesame seed paste) and sriracha sauce. It adds a spicy kick and creamy texture to the wrap.
- Tortillas: You can use regular tortillas or opt for gluten-free tortillas if you prefer a gluten-free version. The tortillas are lightly toasted to enhance their flavor and make them more pliable for rolling.
- Optional additions: Feel free to swap out lentils with chickpeas or black beans if you prefer different legumes… add toasted sunflower seed for more texture!
How to make Lentil WrapS
Set the lentils to cook- cook like pasta, in ample salted water, simmer until tender. These small black caviar lentils take 15 minutes! Brown lentils will take longer. Drain well and season.

While the lentils cook, prep the ingredients- slice the avocado, and shred the cabbage and carrots.

Make the creamy spicy tahini sauce. Creamy Tahini Sauce gets a little kick with sriracha sauce.

Assemble the wraps! TIP: Make sure to toast or warm the tortillas lightly…it makes them much more soft and pliable, becoming much easier to roll, and removes some of the bitterness.
The easiest way is right over your gas burner, over medium flame. Just place one directly on the burner grate, flipping and turning for 30 seconds or so…. or lightly toast in a toaster oven. But be careful…don’t over-toast, or it will become tough and then harder to roll. Just toast enough to warm it and make it pliable.

Then begin layering!

Roll up like a burrito and cut in half if you like! Drizzle with Tahini Sauce.

Hope you enjoy these Lentil wraps- let us know how you like them in the comments below.
Have a joy-filled week!
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Lentil Wraps
- Prep Time: 30 mins
- Cook Time: 30 mins
- Total Time: 50 mins
- Yield: 4
- Category: Lunch, lunch idea, wrop
- Method: stove top
- Cuisine: American
- Diet: Vegan
Description
Lentil Wraps with avocado, carrots, cabbage and the tastiest spicy tahini sauce. Vegan and Delicious!
Ingredients
Spicy Tahini Sauce:
- 3 Tablespoons tahini paste
- 3 Tablespoons warm water, more to loosen
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 2 Tablespoons fresh lemon juice
- 1–2 garlic cloves finely minced
- 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
- cracked pepper
- 1 teaspoon sriracha sauce
Wrap ingredients:
- 1 1/2 cups shredded cabbage
- 1 1/2 cups shredded carrots
- 3 cups greens- baby spinach, kale, arugula
- 1/2 cup cilantro
- 2 scallions, sliced
- 1 –2 avocados, sliced
- 4 x 12-inch tortillas, warmed
Instructions
- Cook lentils in a pot of water until cooked al-dente. Drain well and season with cumin, coriander olive oil and salt to taste.
- While lentils are cooking, make tahini sauce. In a small bowl, using a fork or tiny whisk, mix tahini paste, warm water, olive oil, lemon juice, garlic, salt pepper, and sriracha sauce, until creamy.
- Prep all veggies.
- When ready to make wraps, heat tortillas over a gas stovetop, set to medium, flipping and turning frequently until tortillas are warm and pliable, or toast in a toaster oven. Do not over toast, or they will become tough and hard to roll.
- Divide lentils, cilantro, scallions, and veggies and roll up like a small burrito, Cut in half at a diagonal.
- Serve with the spicy tahini sauce on the side, spooning it in as you eat.
Notes
These can be made ahead ( night before) for mid-week lunches!
Nutrition
- Serving Size: 1 wrap
- Calories: 477
- Sugar: 5.6 g
- Sodium: 847.4 mg
- Fat: 21.3 g
- Saturated Fat: 3 g
- Carbohydrates: 60.2 g
- Fiber: 14.3 g
- Protein: 18.4 g
- Cholesterol: 0 mg
I’ve been meaning to make these for awhile and made them today for lunch. Fantastic! So easy to make, great flavour, low fat, lots of protein – filling without feeling over-full. I put the sauce right on the wrap itself as a base.
So glad to hear this Barb!
As a diagnosed CKD patient I’m leaning towards a more plant based diet. Your recipes are just what the doctored ordered. I love them all that I’ve tried and this one didn’t disappoint. Thank you.
Great to hear Teresa!
Perfect meal for lunches!
Great to hear!
Great recipe! Will make again!
Thanks Barb!
What kind of tortilla wraps do you use?
These were sprouted grain tortillas- but it was so long ago I can’t remember the brand.
I made this recipe for my family. Everyone absolutely loved it. I will definitely make this one again.
Great to hear Sandra!
Sooooo good! Perfect dinner for meatless Monday!
Awesome Dawn!
Incredible, would highly suggest not skipping the toasted pumpkin seeds they tasted incredible in it.
I’d recommend anyone making the sauce to omit the water or add the water at the end to the desired texture. I made the whole thing and the end product was like very loose salad dressing. Tasted good, but had to simmer on the stove to reduce it so it thickened to sauce consistency.
Thanks Julie- I adjusted the recipe!
Perfect for a packed lunch to take to work. I work in the service industry where we don’t always get breaks, so this is perfect to go drizzle the tahini on and eat quickly/keep me energized. So yummy!
Delicious and super easy to make
thanks Corinne!
The spicy tahini sauce is my new “go-to” sauce. It’s tangy, spicy, garlicky and the tahini is not over powering. It’s also good over rice, salad greens and meat. Thanks for sharing!!!
Made this recipe tonight. It can only be described as an Amazing Flavor Explosion. Thankfully, we had no guests, because I have to confess that when I was done I licked my plate; it was so good! Enjoyed this dinner with a glass of red wine and afterwards entered into a dreamlike state that I love after a great meal. Thanks for this wonderful recipe.
I love this recipe and have made it several times, but yesterday I had crisped up some chickpeas in the oven, so I substituted them for the lentils. Turned out just as good and the crispness of the chickpeas added just the right amount of texture. Perfect easy dinner!
Sounds delicious, I’ll have to try this!
It was tuff
This looks quite amazing. I can’t wait to try it. At first I thought that was black rice. It’s not easy to find sprouted anything where I am around Houston, TX. I personally grew up with putting mung bean sprouts on my salads. They used to be everywhere! I struggle to find them now but to imagine the sprouted lentil is another thing. Good to know I could buy the black caviar lentils here. It took me forever to find red lentils years back when I started cutting out a great deal of meat. I think I’m going to try those with this and see how it goes. I also love all the home made sauces and spices you make but they sure take me more time. I have tahini already. I wonder if I could add in the flavor as you did and it work out similar.
The recipe doesn’t state how much olive oil to use for the sauce. I used 2 Tbs. but am wondering if that’s the right amount.
That seems about right, sorry about that!
I just tried these and i am so in love!! I used black beans instead because i didnt have any lentils. I personally didnt like how runny the sauce ended up, so next time i will add less water. It was so delicious nonetheless. Ill be doing this all the time!!
Thanks for the feedback and Im glad you improvised with the black beans!
That tahini sauce! and how cute are those little sprouted lentils? love them!
I love making burritos than freezing them to pull out when rushing out the door or when I don’t want to cook. Does avocado that is already cut freeze well when assembled in a wrap?
That’s a great question…and I’m not sure! I wonder if it would turn brown when exposed to air? If you try it…let me know!
This looks so so delicious! My kinda meal, for sure!
This wrap looks and sounds delicious ♡ I am a huge fan of lentils (and avocado, carrots, cabbage, sriracha, tahini….) gorgeous photography as well! I’ll definately be making this for lunch soon! Thanks for sharing! 🙂
Love that tip for avocados. No problem using up avocados in this house but I always have to rush to use the last one before it goes bad. Now I’m going to pop it in the freezer 🙂