How To Make Breakfast Crunchwraps on a Blackstone Griddle

How To Make Breakfast Crunchwraps on a Blackstone Griddle

The breakfast crunchwrap takes me right back to college—those nights when I definitely stayed up studying (or something like that) and needed a “healthy” breakfast on the way to “class.” Turns out, making one at home on a griddle is way easier than I thought, and you can do it too.

This version has everything you want—crispy hash browns, eggs, bacon, and cheese—wrapped up in a golden-brown tortilla. A couple of quick tips:

  • Microwave the hash brown patty for 30 seconds or let it sit out for an hour before cooking. Otherwise, it’ll take about 25 minutes to cook through.
  • No need to buy street taco tortillas. Just cut an extra XL burrito tortilla into fourths for the patch side.

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Breakfast Crunchwrap

The griddle makes breakfast crunchwraps so easy.
Prep Time10 minutes
Cook Time30 minutes
Total Time40 minutes
Course: Breakfast
Cuisine: American
Servings: 2

Equipment

  • 1 Spatula

Ingredients

  • 2 XL flour tortillas
  • 2 street taco tortillas or 1 more XL cut in fourths
  • 3 eggs scrabeled
  • 3 slices of bacon cut up
  • 2 frozen hashbrown patties
  • Shredded Mexican cheese
  • Old El Paso Queso Sauce

Instructions

  • Place frozen hash browns in microwave for 30 seconds to 1 minute. This will make them cook faster on the griddle.
  • Dice up raw bacon and place it on the griddle with the hash browns while it preheats to 375.
  • Flip the hash browns every few minutes.
  • The bacon should be done after 10-12 minutes, pour the 3 scrambeled eggs right on the bacon pieces.
  • Place down your 3 tortillas and sprinkle cheese in each one. Add a hashbrown to each one and then add the bacon egg mixture.
  • Drizzle in some queso sauce, then put a steet taco tortilla or 1/4 of an XL tortilla on top.
  • Fold up the sides then flip it over to sear the tortilla to itslef. Add some more oil if you would like.
  • After a few minutes on each side, or when your tortilla is golden brown you can cut and serve!


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