Mini Crunchwrap Supreme
This post may contain affiliate links. Have you ever wanted to hold a Crunchwrap Supreme in each hand and see which one you could finish first? Of course not, that’s just crazy…. until now! Mini Crunchwrap Supremes are half the size and twice the flavor. These handhelds are perfect for tailgating or for a nice snack while out on a jog. Personally, I keep one in my back pocket at all times in case I get hungry! We Got the Meats for These Minis Like most dishes, the meat is front and center here! In this Mini Crunchwrap Supreme recipe we’re using steak and chicken, but don’t let that limit you. Seafood or even leftover barbecue is a great filler. Just use quality ingredients and you’ll be in the clear. A huge flavor booster we used in this recipe is the marinade. A marinade needs to be applied 4 hours before cooking. However, it is even better if left overnight. Marinades are magical. Opposed to just applying a rub, the marinade penetrates deep into the meat and flavors every single bite. This one was a basic tequila lime marinade, keeping with the theme of the dish. This marinade isn’t the only one that you could use. Just balance an acid with a fat and add lots of flavor; you can’t go wrong. Mini Crunchwrap Supremes and Taco Bread Now, is it completely necessary to make your own tortillas for this recipe? No. But it’d be a lot cooler if you did. This endeavor is low effort and high reward. This is something that takes less than an hour and yields better results then anything found in the store. The most important part of this Mini Crunchwrap Supreme recipe is the fat component. It’s where all the flavor comes from. In this recipe, I use Wagyu beef tallow (you can get some on Amazon, here). But really, any fat can be used or even shortening. I’ve had great success, and flavor, with tallow and lard. Other rendered animal fats can also be used, such as duck fat. Get crazy, make some tortillas that are completely your own! Mini Crunchwrap Supreme Toppings The traditional toppings of a crunch wrap supreme are lettuce, tomatoes, and sour cream; along with the meat and cheese. We went traditional in this Mini Crunchwrap Supreme recipe, but that doesn’t mean that you have to. Jalapeño, onion, cilantro, avocado, or even some bacon are other crunch wrap additions one could make. These would make for a great “Build your own Crunchwrap Supreme” night. We here at Over The Fire Cooking are looking to get “BYOCWSN” trademarked, so plan that party soon! Tortillas ▢ 2.5 Cups AP Flour▢ 1 Tsp salt▢ 1 Tsp Baking Powder▢ 4 Tbsp Lard▢ 1 Cup Warm Water ▢ 2.5 Cups AP Flour ▢ 1 Tsp salt ▢ 1 Tsp Baking Powder ▢ 4 Tbsp Lard ▢ 1 Cup Warm Water Guacamole ▢ 2 Avocados▢ ¼ Red Onion▢ 1 Jalapeno▢ 3 Limes▢ 1 Tsp Salt▢ 1 Tsp Pepper▢ 1 Tsp Garlic▢ 1 Tsp Chili Powder ▢ 2 Avocados ▢ ¼ Red Onion ▢ 1 Jalapeno ▢ 3 Limes ▢ 1 Tsp Salt ▢ 1 Tsp Pepper ▢ 1 Tsp Garlic ▢ 1 Tsp Chili Powder Pico ▢ 4 Roma Tomatoes▢ ½ Red Onion▢ 1 Jalapeno▢ 2 Limes▢ 1 Tsp Salt▢ 1 Tsp Pepper▢ 1 Tsp Garlic ▢ 4 Roma Tomatoes ▢ ½ Red Onion ▢ 1 Jalapeno ▢ 2 Limes ▢ 1 Tsp Salt ▢ 1 Tsp Pepper ▢ 1 Tsp Garlic Marinade ▢ 2 oz Tequila▢ 2 oz evoo▢ 2 oz Lime Juice▢ 2 Tbsp Smoked Chipotle Mezcal Rub ▢ 2 oz Tequila ▢ 2 oz evoo ▢ 2 oz Lime Juice ▢ 2 Tbsp Smoked Chipotle Mezcal Rub Crunch Wraps ▢ 16 8 ” Tortillas▢ ½ Lb Flat Iron Steak▢ ½ Lb Chicken Breast▢ 8 oz Shredded Cheddar Cheese▢ Tortilla Chips▢ Lettuce▢ 2 Roma Tomato▢ Sour Cream ▢ 16 8 ” Tortillas ▢ ½ Lb Flat Iron Steak ▢ ½ Lb Chicken Breast ▢ 8 oz Shredded Cheddar Cheese ▢ Tortilla Chips ▢ Lettuce ▢ 2 Roma Tomato ▢ Sour Cream Tortillas Mix Flour, salt, and baking power in a bowl. Drop in tallow and mix with hands until evenly distribute. Add water to bowl and mix until a shaggy mass forms. Dump out on clean counter top and knead with lightly flowered hands until the dough comes together.Divide dough into 16 evenly shaped balls. Coat with 1 Tsp of evoo and with cover plastic wrap on counter top. Let rest for 30 min.Using a tortilla press or rolling pin, press out dough rounds into thin circles. It’s important to get them as thin as possible. They should be about 8″ in diameter.Once all dough rounds are pressed out, heat a large cast iron skillet over medium high heat. Keep the pan dry, no oil. Cook each tortilla for 30-60 sec per side, until lightly browned and tasty looking. Can be made a day ahead and stored in the fridge. Mix Flour, salt, and baking power in a bowl. Drop in tallow and mix with hands until evenly distribute. Add water to bowl and mix until a shaggy mass forms. Dump out on clean counter top and knead with lightly flowered hands until the dough comes together. Mix Flour, salt, and baking power in a bowl. Drop in tallow and mix with hands until evenly distribute. Add water to bowl and mix until a shaggy mass forms. Dump out on clean counter top and knead with lightly flowered hands until the dough comes together. Divide dough into 16 evenly shaped balls. Coat with 1 Tsp of evoo and with cover plastic wrap on counter top. Let rest for 30 min. Divide dough into 16 evenly shaped balls. Coat with 1 Tsp of evoo and with cover plastic wrap on counter top. Let rest for 30 min. Using a tortilla press or rolling pin, press out dough rounds into thin circles. It’s important to get them as thin as possible. They should be about 8″ in diameter. Using a tortilla press or rolling pin, press out dough rounds into thin circles. It’s important to get them as thin as possible. They should be about 8″ in diameter. Once all dough rounds are pressed out, heat a large cast iron skillet over medium high heat. Keep the pan dry, no oil. Cook each tortilla for 30-60 sec per side, until lightly browned and tasty looking. Can be made a day ahead and stored in the fridge. Once all dough rounds are pressed out, heat a large cast iron skillet over medium high heat. Keep the pan dry, no oil. Cook each tortilla for 30-60 sec per side, until lightly browned and tasty looking. Can be made a day ahead and stored in the fridge. Guacamole Combine avocados, diced red onion, diced jalapeno, lime juice, salt, pepper, garlic, and chili powder in a large bowl. Mash with a fork until desired smoothness is achieved.Cover tightly with cling wrap and can be stored in fridge overnight. Just make sure the cling wrap is in contact with the guacamole, to avoid oxidation. Combine avocados, diced red onion, diced jalapeno, lime juice, salt, pepper, garlic, and chili powder in a large bowl. Mash with a fork until desired smoothness is achieved. Combine avocados, diced red onion, diced jalapeno, lime juice, salt, pepper, garlic, and chili powder in a large bowl. Mash with a fork until desired smoothness is achieved. Cover tightly with cling wrap and can be stored in fridge overnight. Just make sure the cling wrap is in contact with the guacamole, to avoid oxidation. Cover tightly with cling wrap and can be stored in fridge overnight. Just make sure the cling wrap is in contact with the guacamole, to avoid oxidation. Pico De Gallo Dice tomatoes, red onion, and jalapeno. Combine in a bowl with lime juice and seasoning, mix well. Cover and let rest in fridge overnight. Dice tomatoes, red onion, and jalapeno. Combine in a bowl with lime juice and seasoning, mix well. Cover and let rest in fridge overnight. Dice tomatoes, red onion, and jalapeno. Combine in a bowl with lime juice and seasoning, mix well. Cover and let rest in fridge overnight. Crunch Wraps The night before, mix together marinade ingredients. Divide marinade into 2 gallon storge bags. Place chicken in one bag and steak in the other. Avoid cross contamination.Heat grill to high heat and cook meats to desired doneness. Steak to 130 degrees internal for medium rare. Chicken to 165 degrees.Lay out tortillas to start building crunch wraps. Layer as follows: cheese, protein, cheese, tortilla chips, lettuce, tomato, and sour cream. Starting from one side, fold stuffed tortilla on itself. Place seam side down, so it doesn’t open.Heat a large skillet on grill over medium high heat. Toast crunch wraps seam side down until golden brown and seam is sealed. Flip and toast other side. Attempt to not eat a crunch wrap directly off the grill.Serve with toppings and enjoy! The night before, mix together marinade ingredients. Divide marinade into 2 gallon storge bags. Place chicken in one bag and steak in the other. Avoid cross contamination. The night before, mix together marinade ingredients. Divide marinade into 2 gallon storge bags. Place chicken in one bag and steak in the other. Avoid cross contamination. Heat grill to high heat and cook meats to desired doneness. Steak to 130 degrees internal for medium rare. Chicken to 165 degrees. Heat grill to high heat and cook meats to desired doneness. Steak to 130 degrees internal for medium rare. Chicken to 165 degrees. Lay out tortillas to start building crunch wraps. Layer as follows: cheese, protein, cheese, tortilla chips, lettuce, tomato, and sour cream. Starting from one side, fold stuffed tortilla on itself. Place seam side down, so it doesn’t open. Lay out tortillas to start building crunch wraps. Layer as follows: cheese, protein, cheese, tortilla chips, lettuce, tomato, and sour cream. Starting from one side, fold stuffed tortilla on itself. Place seam side down, so it doesn’t open. Heat a large skillet on grill over medium high heat. Toast crunch wraps seam side down until golden brown and seam is sealed. Flip and toast other side. Attempt to not eat a crunch wrap directly off the grill. Heat a large skillet on grill over medium high heat. Toast crunch wraps seam side down until golden brown and seam is sealed. Flip and toast other side. Attempt to not eat a crunch wrap directly off the grill. Serve with toppings and enjoy! Serve with toppings and enjoy! Serving: 1Crunchwrap | Calories: 818kcal | Carbohydrates: 91g | Protein: 32g | Fat: 36g | Saturated Fat: 12g | Polyunsaturated Fat: 5g | Monounsaturated Fat: 15g | Trans Fat: 0.1g | Cholesterol: 65mg | Sodium: 1790mg | Potassium: 876mg | Fiber: 12g | Sugar: 7g | Vitamin A: 1327IU | Vitamin C: 34mg | Calcium: 451mg | Iron: 8mg Jeremy Whitelaw Jeremy is a small business owner by day; a private chef to a wife and two kiddos by night and creator behind The Kitchen Whitelaw. Specializing in new American cooking, diner fare, country club cuisine, the classics you know and love. Exploring new recipes, creating new dishes, and teaching new techniques.