2.5poundsBoneless Skinless Chicken Breastcut into thin strips
20ozCherry or Grape Tomatoes
3TablespoonsOlive Oil
1TablespoonGreek SeasoningI used Cavender's
6ozCrumbled Feta Cheese
12Tortillas*
For the Tex-Mex Chicken
2.5poundsBoneless Skinless Chicken Breastcut into thin strips
1Red Bell Peppercut into strips
1Poblano Peppercut into strips
1medium White Onioncut into strips
3TablespoonsOlive Oil
2TablespoonsFajita Seasoning or Your Choice of Seasoning**
6ozCotija Cheese or Queso Fresco
12Tortillas*
Instructions
For the Sheet Pan Chicken and Veggies
Preheat your oven to 425ºF.
Place the sliced chicken and veggies for each respective flavor on two half sheet pans.
Drizzle the olive oil and seasoning over the chicken and veggies before tossing everything together to evenly coat. Arrange everything in an even layer on the sheet pan.
Bake both sheet pans for 20-25 minutes until the chicken reaches an internal temperature of 165ºF and the veggies are nicely roasted. (I didn't find it necessary to swap the pans from top to bottom racks.)
Use tongs to transfer the chicken and veggies to a bowl or carefully strain any juices out of the pan and set aside. (You now have a tasty broth to refrigerate for future recipes or a soup base.)
Crumble the cheese over the chicken and veggies before assembling the wraps.
Assembling and Baking or Grilling
To assemble, fill each tortilla and tightly roll before placing sealed side down on a sheet pan.
Bake the wraps for 8-10 minutes at 425ºF or use a grill pan or griddle to grill the wraps to seal and crisp up the tortillas. Spraying or brushing the tortillas with a bit of oil helps achieve a golden brown color.
Slice the crisped chicken wraps in half and serve with your choice of dips. (See notes for storage, reheating, dip pairing, and alternative chicken flavor recommendations.)
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Notes
*I used a mix of Mission Carb Balance flour tortillas and Counter protein tortillas. The Counter protein tortillas are larger, so you may only need 6-8 if you used them exclusively. **I used Traeger chicken rub, which is a citrus and black pepper based seasoning. It has 1,200mg of sodium per tablespoon. For a comparison, the Cavender's Greek seasoning has 2,900mg of sodium per tablespoon. Keep this in mind when selecting your seasoning to avoid an overly salty finished product.
Nutrition Facts Notes
One Greek chicken wrap (each version makes 24 wraps) has 125 calories, 15g protein, 10g carbs, and 5g fat.One Tex-Mex chicken wrap has 115 calories, 14g protein, 10g carbs, and 5g fat.Nutrition facts were calculated with Carb Balance tortillas.
Dip Recommendations
For the Greek chicken wraps, I like tzatziki dip or some type of yogurt dip. Hummus or a Mediterranean spread also works great. The Tex-Mex wraps are great with salsa, queso, or just about anything. Check out my high protein creamy jalapeño dip for an extra protein boost or my roasted zucchini salsa for an extra dose of veggies.
Additional Flavors for Sheet Pan Chicken and Veggies
Feel free to add things like pickled veggies or fresh greens and herbs to any flavor of chicken wraps. Mix together honey, harissa paste, and a bit of granulated garlic (or a little Greek seasoning) to pair with the chicken and a blend of diced zucchini, red onion, and bell pepper for another Mediterranean spin. You can also use a honey harissa sauce with leftover rotisserie chicken (like my chicken gyros).Buffalo and BBQ chicken rubs would work great with a veggie pairing of maybe cauliflower and summer squash, respectively. I think red onion works well with both flavor profiles. I'd go with gorgonzola or bleu cheese crumbles for buffalo and something like havarti for BBQ. You could 2x the chipotle citrus marinade from my air fryer fajitas recipe for the Tex-Mex version. Celebrate Meatless Monday with an all-veggie cast. My roasted veggie enchiladas are filled with roasted zucchini, peppers, red onion, corn, fresh spinach, and spices. I'd recommend using a softer melting cheese like Monterey jack or queso Oaxaca to hold all the veggies together.Firing up the grill for grilled chicken wraps can also give this recipe an entirely new flare.
Tips for Storing and Reheating
I typically store leftovers in Ziploc bags or airtight containers. From the refrigerator, I will air fry 6-8 wraps at 325ºF for 6-8 minutes until they're heated through and crispy. You'll either want to thaw ahead of time or extend the cook time from frozen.