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Homemade Crunch Wrap Supremes
Ingredients
Regular Sized CWS
- 1/2 cup white onion, diced
- 1 lb ground turkey (beef or chicken works too)
Taco seasoning, I used Siete Foods
- 6 large soft tortillas
- 6 small medium sized tortillas
Queso
- 6 tostadas
Greek yogurt
Lettuce, diced
Salsa or fresh diced tomatoes
Mini Sized CWS
- 1/2 white onion, diced
- 1/2 lb ground turkey (beef or chicken works too)
Taco seasoning, I used Siete Foods
- 6 medium sized soft tortillas
- 6 street tacos, or use a cup as a "cookie cutter" to cut bigger ones to make street-sized tacos.
Queso
- 6 round yellow tortilla chips (in place of the larger tostadas)
Greek yogurt
Lettuce, diced
Salsa or fresh diced tomatoes
Instructions
- If you're doing chicken breasts, drop them into some boiling water until the insides aren't pink anymore. (If you cut them in half they cook faster.) Once they're done place them on a cutting board until they are completely cook and shred them.
- In a skillet, combine 2 tbsp neutral oil, onion, your meat of choice + taco seasoning. Let all of that cook for about 10-15 minutes or until the meat is cooked all the way through. Drain excess liquid and set aside.
- Large tortilla lays out first.
- Create a small pile of your meat of choice about the same size as a tostada or small taco tortilla.
- Next - queso.
- Next, the tostada or small tortilla chip. Be gentle from here on out because you don't want to crack the delicate tostada/chip.
- Top the tostada/chip with a spoonful of greek yogurt. (Spoonful = tablespoon for all of those who need me to hold your hand through this LOL.)
- Next, top that with a handful of freshly shaved iceberg lettuce.
- Salsa or diced tomatoes come next.
- Almost done - place the smaller soft tortilla over the lettuce.
- MOST CRUCIAL PART, fold the edges of the large soft tortilla on the bottom up and over the top tortilla and fold/pleat the edges in order to close everything up.
- Once closed up, spray or brush the top with a little neutral oil and carefully flip it into a skillet and place on the stove on low-medium heat. Cook for 5ish minutes until golden brown - brush the top with a little more oil and then flip and cook for another 5ish mins and then you're done!
- Garnish however you would like, I usually dip in ranch or add hot sauce.
Originally published at foodsofjane.com. Reproduced for personal collection.
