Healthy sweet potato black bean collard wraps that will keep you full for hours.
These are a few of my favorite things â sweet potatoes, avocados, black beans, burritos, and spicy. Also, Clark. Clark is back! Everybody say “Hiiiiiiiiii, Clark!”
Excuse my enthusiasm â I’ve just really missed my dude. 5 weeks is way, way too long to be apart. Thankfully, I survived to tell the tale and to give you the gift of burritos. Life is good today.
This kind of recipe is my favorite to make and to share â when I have a bunch of random produce sitting around the kitchen and I figure out how to put it all together. The huge bag of gorgeous collard greens that I picked up at Whole Foods for $1.50 per bunch seemed like a good place to start.
When I bought these collards, I planned on sautĂ©ing them up with garlic and onion with a cajun twist like we usually do. But then I got them home, took a better look at them and I just couldn’t do it. Every leaf in both of the bunches was perfect. It didn’t seem right to cook them. Change of plans â roast sweet potatoes in a smoky, spicy blend of seasonings, smash up the avocados, kick up the black beans a notch, and fill the chard leaves until they overflow. [All of this while sneaking sweet potatoes off the baking sheet because they are seriously addicting.]
Take all of my favorite things [except Clark] and roll them all up in a big, beautiful leaf? Perfection.
How to Make Sweet Potato Black Bean Collard Wraps

Sweet Potato Black Bean Collard Wraps
Ingredients
Method
- Thoroughly rinse 4 chard leaves and set aside.
- Preheat oven to 415Âș and line a baking sheet, or two if necessary, with parchment.
- Peel and chop sweet potatoes into 1/2" chunks. In a large bowl, toss with olive oil and seasonings. Arrange on baking sheet and bake for 30 minutes, tossing occasionally. They are done when they're fork tender.
- Drain beans and mix with salt and garlic powder.
- Mash avocado and mix in salt and pepper.
- Chop red pepper into thin slices or dice it, if you prefer.
- Use the back of a spoon to spread mashed avocado on the leaf, then spoon beans and sweet potatoes on top. Add onion and cilantro and wrap it all up!





I definitely had my doubts about this recipe considering I substituted Swiss chard for collard greens, I was not disappointed in the least……the collage of flavors together were stupendous to say the least! It was truly incredible! I will serve it again and again!
Yum! I love using swiss chard for wraps, too. I’m so glad you enjoyed!