
These zesty southwest wraps pack spicy chicken, gooey cheese and crunchy vegetables in a super crisp shell. Pair them with a cool avocado ranch dip and they'll vanish within minutes at your next party.
Crispy Shell, Tasty Filling
Every mouthful delivers juicy chicken, bold seasonings, fresh veggies and melted Monterey Jack. The crunchy exterior breaks into that wonderful stuffing while the creamy avocado ranch cools your taste buds just right.
What You Need
- Oil: For frying
- Spices: Salt cumin pepper chili powder
- Egg Roll Wrappers: 1 pack
- Chicken: 1 1/2 cups cooked diced
- Monterey Jack: 2 cups shredded
- Spinach: 1/2 cup thawed frozen
- Jalapeño: 1/4 cup minced
- Green Onions: 1/4 cup sliced
- Black Beans: 1 cup rinsed
- Corn: 1 cup fresh or frozen
- Bell Pepper: 1 cup diced for sweet crunch
Making Magic
- Ready to Serve
- Cut diagonally arrange with dip
- Make the Sauce
- Mix ranch avocado cilantro spices until creamy
- Get Frying
- 350°F oil cook 3-4 minutes each side until golden brown
- Chill Time
- Stick in freezer 2 hours for better structure
- Roll Them
- Put 2 tablespoons mixture on each wrapper close with water
- Mix It Up
- Toss vegetables chicken cheese seasonings in a bowl

Crowd Pleasing
These wraps turn ordinary gatherings into something special. The satisfying crunch, spicy inside and cooling dip combo makes them totally addictive.
Recipe FAQs
- → Why should I freeze the rolls before frying?
It keeps the filling solid and avoids leaking while frying. Plus, it gets the wrappers extra crispy.
- → Can I cook them in the oven instead?
Sure! Coat them with oil and bake at 425°F for 15-20 minutes, flipping halfway. They're not as crunchy but still tasty.
- → Can I prep these in advance?
Absolutely! Store them frozen for up to 3 months. Fry directly from frozen, adding 1-2 more minutes to cooking time.
- → What's a good cheese substitute for Monterey Jack?
Try Pepper Jack for some kick, or a mix of cheddar and mozzarella. Any melt-friendly cheese is good to use.
- → How do I make these vegetarian?
Leave out the chicken and toss in more beans and corn, or try plant-based chicken. The cheese still packs plenty of protein.