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Nori wraps are mainly known for sushi and non-veg wrapping. But don’t worry, there are vegetarian alternatives available for this. The best part is that you don’t need to go to fancy restaurants to eat the veg nori wraps. You can have this at your home with your loved ones. Today we are going to teach you how you can make vegan nori wraps at home following our recipe. But before starting the recipe, ingredients are essential. Let’s see what ingredients you need to make nori wraps.

Ingredients 

  • Cold-pressed coconut oil – 1 teaspoon
  • Onion – 1 medium sized (sliced)
  • Cabbage – ½ cup (sliced)
  • Red capsicum – ½ cup (sliced)
  • Carrot – ½ cup (sliced)
  • Schezwan sauce – 1 tablespoon
  • Sesame seeds – 1 tablespoon
  • Nori wraps

Instructions 

  • I hope you have collected all the ingredients and are ready to make the yummy wraps. You just need to be careful while wrapping the vegetables into it; otherwise, the process is very simple. Let’s see the instructions for making nori wraps.
  • Take a pan and heat it on a flame. Add cold-pressed coconut oil and one medium-sized sliced onion.
  • Roast both things well till the onion gets brown.
  • Now it’s time to add vegetables. Add cabbage, red capsicum, and carrot. Make sure the vegetables are sliced properly. Mix everything together and roast for two minutes. 
  • It’s time to add one tablespoon of Schezwan sauce to it.
  • Mix the material and cook for one minute
  • Take a bowl big enough and transfer the material to it. 
  • Now, add sesame seeds and keep the mixture aside for cooling. 
  • Now take a nori wrap, add a little mixture from one side, and start wrapping it from both sides. 
  • Cut in pieces as you like and serve them to your loved ones. 

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Benefits 

The recipe is full of benefits because there are lots of vegetables in it. So, let’s explore the benefits of ingredients in detail!

Red capsicum 

Vitamin C, which is regarded as an immune-supportive bioactive phytochemical, may be present in capsicum. The immune system may be boosted, damaged tissues may be repaired, and the risk of oxidative stress may be decreased. It helps to lessen arthritis pain. It is thought that capsicum’s anti-inflammatory properties reduce arthritis pain. The plant’s phytochemicals act on the peripheral nerve endings, deadening them and thereby reducing pain. Contrary to chilies, capsicum can aid in weight loss and does not raise blood pressure or heart rate. In addition to being high in fiber, capsicum also contains a wealth of micronutrients that are very advantageous to bodily processes.

Sesame seeds

Sesame seeds are particularly abundant in nutrients, such as calcium, that are essential to bone health. The advantages of sesame seeds extend beyond health to include benefits for skin and hair as well. Before diving in headfirst, it is crucial to make sure you understand how much, why, and when to consume it.

Nori wraps

The body of a human is more susceptible to inflammation brought on by toxins and poor environmental exposure. In this situation, nori offers a natural means of achieving optimum health. Because it contains vitamins and minerals, nori has anti-inflammatory properties. Together, they preserve the health of every organ in our body.

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References

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC10052057/#:~:text=Various%20studies%20conducted%20with%20Capsicum,20%2C21%2C22%5D.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9573514

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