Enter your email & we’ll send it to your inbox. Plus, get great new recipes from us every week! By submitting this form, you consent to receive emails from Hurry the Food Up. Would you really turn down such a gift? Especially as these vegetarian pitas are full of iron, important to keep you fresh and focused and prevent anemia. Also stocked with vitamin A and vitamin C, important for your immune system and a whole host of other benefits? Didn’t think so…
Adding more protein to these Pita Bread Sandwiches
With 26 grams of protein per serving we got the protein level as high as it gets for a vegetarian version! Thank you, low-fat feta cheese and hummus! Now, who says you can’t get enough protein on a vegetarian diet? Check out these compilations of high protein vegan and vegetarian lunch recipes for more ideas. Also noteworthy: these pitas taste the best during summer. Why? Then tomatoes and cucumbers are in season and most flavorful (and cheapest, haha). Moreover, the vitamin and mineral content of these veggies are at their top game.
These veggie pitas are filling too!
One review concluded that including legumes like chickpeas in the diet increased feelings of fullness after a meal by 31%. One more reason why hummus is one of the top dogs in the dip business. You can use regular pitas, but we recommend going for whole-grain pitas as they are higher in fiber, which keeps you full for longer. All together one serving provides you with 58% of your daily fiber intake (with whole-grain pita bread). That’s pretty deece! A recipe being both high in protein and fiber is double greatness. Especially if you prefer to have these veggie pitas for lunch, it will keep you full until your next meal and help with appetite control. If pasta is your thing, definitely check out this Greek Pasta Salad, too!
Veggie vitamin power
Thanks to crispy onions, fresh tomatoes, juicy cucumbers, and the “Goddess of Greens” spinach, this pita bread fillings recipe is high in vitamins A and C. Vitamin A is crucial for eye health and bone remodelling. Vitamin C is a powerful antioxidant that clears free radicals from your body and strengthens your immune system.
Breakfast, Lunch or Dinner?
This vegetarian pita recipe is the perfect easy-to-make lunch or snack. The sandwiches also pack well for work or school. Either time of the day – enjoy!
What our readers are saying
A quick note regarding the nutrition label: one serving is one filled pita.
title: “Vegetarian Greek Pitas Summer Loving Hurry The Food Up” ShowToc: true date: “2024-10-28” author: “Ronald Pineda”
Enter your email & we’ll send it to your inbox. Plus, get great new recipes from us every week! By submitting this form, you consent to receive emails from Hurry the Food Up. Would you really turn down such a gift? Especially as these vegetarian pitas are full of iron, important to keep you fresh and focused and prevent anemia. Also stocked with vitamin A and vitamin C, important for your immune system and a whole host of other benefits? Didn’t think so…
Adding more protein to these Pita Bread Sandwiches
With 26 grams of protein per serving we got the protein level as high as it gets for a vegetarian version! Thank you, low-fat feta cheese and hummus! Now, who says you can’t get enough protein on a vegetarian diet? Check out these compilations of high protein vegan and vegetarian lunch recipes for more ideas. Also noteworthy: these pitas taste the best during summer. Why? Then tomatoes and cucumbers are in season and most flavorful (and cheapest, haha). Moreover, the vitamin and mineral content of these veggies are at their top game.
These veggie pitas are filling too!
One review concluded that including legumes like chickpeas in the diet increased feelings of fullness after a meal by 31%. One more reason why hummus is one of the top dogs in the dip business. You can use regular pitas, but we recommend going for whole-grain pitas as they are higher in fiber, which keeps you full for longer. All together one serving provides you with 58% of your daily fiber intake (with whole-grain pita bread). That’s pretty deece! A recipe being both high in protein and fiber is double greatness. Especially if you prefer to have these veggie pitas for lunch, it will keep you full until your next meal and help with appetite control. If pasta is your thing, definitely check out this Greek Pasta Salad, too!
Veggie vitamin power
Thanks to crispy onions, fresh tomatoes, juicy cucumbers, and the “Goddess of Greens” spinach, this pita bread fillings recipe is high in vitamins A and C. Vitamin A is crucial for eye health and bone remodelling. Vitamin C is a powerful antioxidant that clears free radicals from your body and strengthens your immune system.
Breakfast, Lunch or Dinner?
This vegetarian pita recipe is the perfect easy-to-make lunch or snack. The sandwiches also pack well for work or school. Either time of the day – enjoy!
What our readers are saying
A quick note regarding the nutrition label: one serving is one filled pita.
