Fruity Thai Pita Pockets
Based on a recipe from Produce for Better Health Foundation, via USDA MyPlate Kitchen
What goes in
- 1 cantropical fruit salad in juice
- 4whole-grain pita pockets
- 4 cupsfresh spinach
- ¼ cupfresh cilantro (optional)
- 44.4 mlreserved fruit juice
- ½ cupnatural peanut butter
- 44.4 mlfat-free cream cheese
- 14.8 mllow-sodium soy sauce
How to cook it
- Drain the fruit salad over a bowl to catch the liquid, then set aside 3 tablespoons of the juice.
- Whisk the reserved juice with the peanut butter, cream cheese, and soy sauce in a small bowl until smooth.
- Combine the drained fruit, spinach, and cilantro in a mixing bowl.
- Pour the sauce over the fruit mixture and toss to coat.
- Cut a small piece off the top of each pita and place that piece inside the bottom of the pocket to act as a seal.
- Stuff each pita with the fruit and spinach mixture.
- Wrap each pita individually in plastic and store in the refrigerator; they are best if eaten within a day.
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