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I tried my best to make wraps for me and my wife last night. All I used was rotisserie chicken strips, diced yellow bell peppers, lettuce, and hot sauce. That's literally all we had that was in our house. She liked it, but I knew I can improve somehow with more ingredients. How do I improve, /ck/?

>> No.8320956

Saute the chicken, peppers, onions, etc. Don't just drop them in the wrap "cold".

Warm the tortilla or lightly fry it in a dry pan to heat it up before you wrap.

Consider adding other ingredients. That's totally up to your preferance, add what you like.

>> No.8320958

Saute peppers, maybe add a little onion if you like it, and or add cream cheeseto the wrap before anything else. The cream cheese makes the wrap stay tight and takes on all other flavors

>> No.8320959

>>8320943
Needs more bacon and siracha. Other than that it looks like a decent go'za

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>>8320959
This, maybe a honey maple IPA based Nutella and 'Cha dipping sauce. Or just go out and get McDonalds. For me it is the McChicken, the best fast food sandwich.

>> No.8321684

>>8320943
>chicken strips, diced yellow bell peppers, lettuce, and hot sauce
sounds like some sorry ass wraps

>> No.8321969

>>8321684
Sounds good to me

>> No.8321975

>>8320956
That's a fuckin burrito.

Wraps are supposed to be cold, like most sandwiches.

>> No.8321978

I like hummus in my wraps.

>> No.8321988

>>8320943
If she was impressed at all, you're already set.

Just add in whatever else you're in to; grilled veggies, random meats, whatever.

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>>8320943
Vinaigrette, spices/herbs, and your own crafted sauces. Then just mix and match different meats with other meats and vegetables, and different vegetables with different vegetables and meats. Maybe try adding fruit sometime. Try cooking your sandwiches differently. Serve cold? Make breakfast sandwiches. Cook your ingredients before wrapping them, or don't? Use different bread wraps, and then learn to make your own.

>> No.8322252

>>8320943
Mushrooms and/or avocado.