Be the star of light lunches and easy dinners with this Chicken Bacon Ranch Wrap Recipe! Made with diced chicken, salty bacon, and tangy ranch, these wraps are incredibly simple to make, comforting, hearty, and a hit with the whole family. Make them to serve or meal prep the wraps for the ultimate quick meal convenience!
1 knife and cutting board slicing chicken, bacon, and tomatoes
1 bowl
1 spatula
1 salad spinner optional
Ingredients
1cupdiced chicken breastabout 5 oz
4slicescooked bacon, crumbled
4ozgrape tomatoes, halved10-12 grape tomatoes
3tablespoonranch dressing
210" flour tortillasburrito size
2slicescheddar cheese
2leavesiceberg lettucerinsed and dried
Instructions
Combine the diced chicken breast, bacon, and halved grape tomatoes in a mixing bowl and stir in the ranch dressing.
1 cup diced chicken breast, 4 slices cooked bacon, crumbled, 4 oz grape tomatoes, halved, 3 tablespoon ranch dressing
Place tortillas on a plate or other wrapping surface. Break each cheese slice in half, then place the two halves side by side with the short edges touching on each tortilla. Top with lettuce.
Split the chicken bacon ranch mixture evenly between the tortillas on top of the lettuce. Fold in the sides, and roll the wrap up tightly from the bottom. Slice in half crosswise or on a slight diagonal, and enjoy!
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Notes
Storage Directions
Refrigerating: Leftover chicken bacon ranch wraps keep covered in an airtight container for up to 1 day. For longer storage, pack the filling, wraps, lettuce, and cheese separately and refrigerate for up to 3 days.
Freezing: Freeze the tortillas separately from the filling in freezer-safe containers for up to 2 months. If you intend on freezing the filling in advance, omit the tomatoes, as their texture can break down upon thawing. Defrost them overnight in the refrigerator until thawed through, and then assemble with fresh lettuce and cheese.
Recipe Success Tips
Use large lettuce leaves and cheese slices. Prevent soggy tortillas by using whole lettuce leaves and cheese slices. They form a barrier between the moisture-rich filling, keeping the tortillas tender and dry. If rinsing the lettuce fresh for assembly, be sure to dry it well before adding it.
Don’t overfill. Even though we’ll be using burrito-sized tortillas, too many fillings will make the wraps hard to roll. Keep this in mind when adding extra vegetables or extra add-ins; the wraps should roll easily if you use the directed ingredient amounts.
Nutrition information is provided as a courtesy and is an estimate. It is recommended to use your preferred calculator with the actual ingredients you use for optimal accuracy.