Lavash with salami and mozzarella cheese

Cookinero 20 Jan 2026

Guests suddenly dropped by and you need a quick snack? Lavash with salami and mozzarella cheese is what you need. No guest will be able to resist warm envelopes with spicy salami and tender mozzarella. The snack is simple and quick to prepare, so you will not waste valuable time and will spend it in a friendly company over a good conversation. Any dry-cured sausage will do for this snack, and you can wrap it in either lavash or tortilla.

How to cook Lavash with salami and mozzarella cheese

Step 1

Lavash with salami and mozzarella cheese

Cut the smoked sausage into slices.

Step 2

Lavash with salami and mozzarella cheese

Cut the mozzarella balls in half.

Step 3

Lavash with salami and mozzarella cheese

Cut the tortilla 1 slit down the middle.

Step 4

Lavash with salami and mozzarella cheese

Visually divide the tortilla into 4 parts. On 1 part put mozzarella on the second salami. The cut half of the tortilla should not be used

Step 5

Lavash with salami and mozzarella cheese

Fold the envelope. Fold counterclockwise. Tortilla on the part with mozzarella, this part on the salami, and on the remaining quarter of the tortilla.

Step 6

Lavash with salami and mozzarella cheese

Fold the envelope. Fold counterclockwise. Tortilla on the part with mozzarella, this part on the salami, and on the remaining quarter of the tortilla.

Lavash with salami and mozzarella cheese - FAQ About Ingredients, Baking Time and Storage

Yes! Prosciutto, pepperoni, or ham work well. Choose thinly sliced cured meats for best texture and flavor.
Try roasted red peppers, marinated mushrooms, or grilled eggplant. For a protein boost, add sliced tofu or tempeh.
Store in an airtight container for up to 2 days. The tortilla may soften slightly from the cheese's moisture.
Yes! Freeze before cooking. Wrap tightly in foil and freeze for up to 1 month. Thaw before heating in a skillet.
Air fryer or toaster oven at 350°F (175°C) for 3-5 minutes keeps them crisp. Avoid microwaving.
Use lettuce leaves as wraps for low-carb. For gluten-free, substitute certified GF tortillas or coconut wraps.
Try marinara, pesto, or garlic aioli. A simple herb yogurt dip also complements the flavors.
Absolutely! Use 1/4 cup shredded mozzarella per wrap. Press it lightly to help the tortilla hold its shape.
Cut the tortilla into quarters before filling, creating smaller triangles. Bake at 400°F (200°C) for 5-7 minutes.

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