Monday, June 21, 2010

Cool Stuffed Pitas


This recipe is best served in Pita pocket bread, but for whatever reason the grocery store near our home did not have them. We made due with these little whole wheat sandwich thins, but it was pretty messy. I suggest you hold out for pita pocket bread for this recipe. Next time I will! Anyway this is a family favorite for a easy refreshing summer dinner! I got this recipe from my friend Lisa when about 10 years ago and have been making it ever since. No need to cook and heat up your kitchen! I like to serve these with some chilled watermelon, chips and carrots sticks. Such an easy dinner and so yummy and cool! This is my kind of recipe for summer!

Cool Stuffed Pitas

submitted by Melanie

Printable recipe here

1 pkg pita pocket bread

Cream cheese

1 head of lettuce, shredded

1 pkg cubed turkey or ham

1-2 tomatoes, chopped

1-2 jack or cheddar cheese, shredded

Ranch dressing to taste

Sprouts (opt.)

Cut pita bread in half and spread cream cheese inside pockets. In large bowl, mix lettuce, cube turkey/ham, tomatoes, cheese and ranch dressing. Stuff mixture into pita bread.

10 comments:

  1. Those sandwich thins look good.. in fact that's what attracted me to the pic.... bet this would taste great in a wrap as well... i bet u could substitute the ranch for aioli or a pesto? anyway it looks great!.

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  2. I'm loving all these quick and easy summer meal ideas Mel! Yum!

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  3. Looks great! I love those sandwich thins. I tried them at Costco one day! :) yum but i bet they are pretty messy! Thanks for the great recipe idea!

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  4. Simple, to the point and delicius. Just what you need for the summer. Love it.

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  5. Sounds really good and def summer foody:) The sandwich thins are good-We had them with sloppy joes awhile ago.

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  6. Thank you so much for your blog! Your blog is the one I go to when making my weekly menu. This will be definitely one I make this week. Today...Fiesta Pasta Salad. Can't wait! Julie

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  7. Yummy! I love the idea of not having to use the stove or oven. Definitely on my "to try" list, sis.

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  8. I have never tried the thins!! I will put that on the list the nest time I go shopping. Looks yummy.

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  9. Shawna, Bryan, and Dylan BeallJune 23, 2010 at 4:57 PM

    I made these today with pita pockets for a neighborhood mom's luncheon. They were very easy and delicious! Thanks!

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  10. Erin @ The Sisters CafeSeptember 23, 2010 at 5:44 PM

    We had these with pita pockets and it was a great quick-type of dinner, perfect for a hot day! Thanks!

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