Trim the fat and sinew off the chicken tenderloin (100 g), then cut it into 1 cm cubes. Season with the pinch of salt and the pinch of pepper.
Grate the carrots
Peel the carrot, grate it into a bowl and drizzle it with the juice of half the lemon.
Cook the chicken
Heat the olive oil (0.5 tbsp) in the skillet over medium-high heat. Cook the cubes for 6 to 8 min, stirring, until golden and white in the center, with no pink left.
Tip · Don't stir the cubes during the first minute, they brown better. Check by cutting the biggest piece: the inside should be white, with no pink juices.
Mash the avocado
Mash the avocado flesh with a fork in a second bowl with the juice of the remaining lemon half. Add the plain yogurt (25 g) and stir.
Fill the tortillas
Spread the avocado cream over each of the 2 tortillas. Top with the chicken and shredded carrots, split into two equal portions.
Tip · Don't spread the filling all the way to the edges, keep it in the middle and the wrap will roll up without tearing.
Roll and cut
Roll each tortilla up tightly, tucking in the sides. Cut each wrap in half on an angle and serve right away.
And there you go, it's readyCheck off every step to celebrate.
The questions you're asking
short answers, numbers you can check
How many calories in a serving?
One serving has about 336 kcal. 18% comes from carbs, 18% from protein and 58% from fat.
15 gCarbs
16 gProtein
22 gFat
Per serving (the dish for 2, divided by 2)
Energy
336 kcal
Protein
15.5 g
Carbs
14.7 g
of which sugars
4.2 g
Fat
21.5 g
of which saturated fat
4.6 g
Fiber
4.9 g
Salt
0.6 g
Worked out ingredient by ingredient with the ANSES Ciqual 2025 table, never written by an AI. It's an estimate: veggie sizes and brands make the numbers vary.
How much does it cost?
About $1.99 a serving, adding up the average prices of the ingredients you need to buy.
≈ $3.99for 2 people
≈ $1.99a serving
Pantry salt, oil and spices aren't counted. Your store and your brands will move the total, but the ballpark is right.
How long does it keep?
Eat it fresh. Avocado turns brown within hours once cut. Save it for the day you eat it, it'll look way more appetizing!