Vegetable Flatbread Roll-Ups with Ham, Cream Cheese & Arugula
Thin baked zucchini, yellow squash and carrot sheets rolled around cream cheese, ham and fresh arugula. A colorful flourless lunch with a beautiful spiral.

Golden vegetable edges, cool cream cheese and peppery arugula make these roll-ups as inviting to slice as they are to eat. The wrapper is a thin baked sheet of shredded vegetables, egg and cheese, with no flour added.
This recipe makes two rectangular sheets and two complete rolls. Squeezing the vegetables thoroughly is the key: excess water makes the sheets soft and difficult to lift.
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Vegetable Flatbread Roll-Ups with Ham, Cream Cheese & Arugula
Thin baked zucchini, yellow squash and carrot sheets rolled around cream cheese, ham and fresh arugula. A colorful flourless lunch with a beautiful spiral.
Ingredients
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Vegetable sheets
Filling
Instructions
- 1
Heat the oven and prepare the tray
Heat the oven to 200°C / 400°F (180°C fan). Line a large dark metal baking tray with nonstick brown parchment. Plan for two separate rectangles about 20 × 25 cm each; use two trays if needed.
- 2
Grate and squeeze the vegetables
Coarsely grate the zucchini, yellow squash and carrot. Wrap in a clean kitchen towel and squeeze firmly over the sink in batches until very little liquid comes out. Fluff the drained shreds into a white ceramic bowl.
- 3
Mix the vegetable batter
Add the 2 eggs, 1/2 cup shredded cheese, dill, salt and pepper. Mix thoroughly with a stainless-steel fork so the egg coats every shred. The mixture should hold together without a pool of liquid.

- 4
Spread two thin rectangles
Divide the mixture equally between two rectangles on the parchment. Press into even sheets about 4–5 mm thick, closing any holes. Keep the edges as thick as the center so they do not burn.
- 5
Bake until set and golden
Bake for about 20–25 minutes, rotating the tray if needed, until the centers are set, the undersides release from the parchment and the edges are lightly browned. If the center is wet, bake a few minutes longer. Let cool for 5–10 minutes until warm and flexible.

- 6
Add the cream cheese, ham and arugula
Carefully peel a sheet from the parchment onto a dark wooden cutting board. Spread half the cream cheese evenly, leaving about 1 cm clear at the far edge. Add 6 thin ham slices and half the dry arugula. Repeat with the other sheet.

- 7
Roll both sheets tightly
Starting at a short edge, roll each filled sheet into a compact log. Use gentle, even pressure and keep the filling tucked inside; do not crush the sheet. Set seam-side down. If the sheet cracks, let it soften briefly under its own residual warmth before continuing.
- 8
Slice and serve
Arrange both rolls on a speckled light-grey plate. Cut one diagonally with a sharp knife, wiping the blade between cuts. Serve the halves with the spiral facing outward, alongside the second complete roll.
Tips & tricks
- Squeeze the vegetables before measuring the batter consistency; do not add flour to compensate for excess water.
- Use reliable nonstick baking parchment, not waxed paper. Peel it away gently after baking.
- Fill while the sheets are warm enough to bend but cool enough that the cream cheese will not melt.
- Keep the arugula dry and the ham thin so the rolls close neatly.
Substitutions
The main recipe uses ham as described. Cooked turkey slices can replace it if preferred, though that changes the original filling. Avoid watery fresh mozzarella in the vegetable batter.
Storage & reheating
Refrigerate promptly in a covered container and eat within 2 days. The arugula softens during storage; for the neatest texture, fill shortly before serving. Enjoy cold or gently warmed; strong reheating wilts the greens.
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Frequently asked questions
Are these flourless?
Yes. The sheets use vegetables, eggs and shredded cheese, with no added flour. Check packaged ingredients for any dietary restrictions.
Why does my sheet tear?
It may be too wet, too thin or not fully baked. Squeeze the vegetables well, spread evenly, bake until set, and peel the parchment away carefully.
Can I prepare the sheets ahead?
Yes. Cool the baked sheets, separate with parchment and refrigerate covered overnight. Let them become flexible before filling; use gentle warmth if needed.
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