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if you’ve had a heavy weekend there is nothing better to eat than this Crunch Wrap spre start by Browning off some ground beef salt spices when the beef looks good just strain it off and I’m going to use this fat to fry the tortilla for the inside of the Crunch Wrap let’s make a quick picot too by dicing up some roma tomatoes add salt onion lime and cilantro mix with the strangest spoon ever and it’s done cheese goes down on a large tortilla and trust me now you want to microwave this for a second now cheese is half melted get your meat involved the crunchy heart sour cream going to and lettuce now get to folding now we got a nice little package now let’s seal it off on both sides here we go oh yeah awesome

33 Comments

  1. I like to add tomato paste and beef broth to the ground beef and reduce until thickened, makes it feel more like the beef from taco bell.

  2. There’s no jalapeño in your beak of the rooster then you did it wrong and if you don’t know what I mean by that take a Spanish class

  3. Been making these for decades, since they first came out at Taco Smell. Thank you for NOT putting a placeholder tortilla in the top. WTF is that anyway? Why do these people keep insisting it must have a cutout piece in the top? NO! NO! NO! It needs to be open and freaken' messy. Dam have they never eaten at the Bell? SHEESH!

  4. if i've had a heavy weekend i'm not doing this lol. it looks nice for like a regular week night though

  5. No, cause I’m going to the grocery store RIGHT NOW to get the ingredients. I was looking for something easy to make for dinner and this is perfection! 👌🏻

  6. Pico de Gallo by definition is jalapeno, tomatoes, onion, and cilantro. That, my friend, is nearly the cresta de Gallo. (cock's comb)

  7. Guys it’s a Taco Bell dupe. Why are y’all even expecting it to be anything but pico de gringo lol. I’ve added that to my crunch wrap at Taco Bell. It’s never spicy lol

  8. I've always loved the crunchwrap, but find them a little unweildy to eat, especially on the go. I've never once had a thought to cut it in half, and now I feel so stupid.

  9. Hey try making a truffle ribeye
    You need inoki mushrooms which is going to be the base sauce for the steak
    Lightly char the inoki the sauce with truffle oil then add a mixture of Sweet rice wine vinegar mirin sake and dark soy sauce then put aside while you cook the steak it should be have the size of an normal ribeye around 6-8oz using cast iron you’re going to cook it until mid rare and rest for 5 in resting process add compound butter consisting of roasted garlic and chives

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