Easy Smoked Salmon Breakfast Wrap
4
Points®
Total time: 12 min • Prep: 10 min • Cook: 2 min • Serves: 1 • Difficulty: Easy
All the deliciousness you'd expect piled high on a toasted bagel gets wrapped in thin, light flatbread so that the focus is on the flavourful and healthy fillings—fluffy eggs, smoked salmon, spinach, tomato, capers, and cream cheese—and not a dense, bready base. For even more fresh-from-the-bagel store flavour, consider swapping very thinly sliced red onion for the scallions and seasoning the fillings with a shake or two from a jar of Everything seasoning before you roll up this wrap. Secure it with parchment paper for a portable, hearty breakfast on the go that won't end up in your lap. For a fun brunch pick-up appetizer, roll the flatbread extra tight and secure it with toothpicks starting 1 inch in from an end and continuing at 1-inch intervals all the way to the other end. Use a serrated knife to carefully slice between the toothpicks to create individual breakfast pinwheels.


Ingredients
Cooking spray
5 spray(s)
Flatbread
1 item(s)
Reduced fat cream cheese
2 tbsp(s), whipped variety
Egg
2 large
Black pepper
1 pinch(es), or to taste
Baby spinach
¼ cup(s)
Tomato
5 slice(s), thin
Smoked salmon
2 oz
Uncooked scallions
2 tbsp(s), thinly sliced
Capers
1 tsp(s)
Instructions
1
In a small nonstick skillet coated with cooking spray, scramble eggs until just set and fluffy. Season with pepper.
2
Set aside briefly, keeping eggs warm. Meanwhile, lay flatbread on work surface, and spread with cream cheese; leave a very thin outer border uncoated.
3
Top with spinach, tomato, scrambled egg, smoked salmon, scallions, and capers. Layer ingredients in middle of flatbread, lengthwise, not placing them too close to the sides.
4
Fold in the cream-cheese-coated long sides of the flatbread so they overlap in the middle to enclose the filling; secure with toothpicks, if needed. Cut in half, and serve immediately.
5
Serving size: 1 wrap
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