California Maki Chicken Twister

Before the mango season ends, I would like to share with you this recipe for California Maki Chicken Twister.

I tried California Maki Chicken Twister from KFC Philippines and it was love at first bite. When I learned that this twister has chopped mangoes in it, I didn’t hesitate to give it a try. I love the combination of sweet and savory/salty. And it didn’t disappoint.

What made me sad was the fact that I wouldn’t be able to enjoy it when I leave the country so I need to make my own. This is not very difficult to make. However, I couldn’t remember how the sauce tastes like. This is the good thing about making your own – you can put any sauce you prefer that goes well with the twister.

I saw recipes using ranch dressing, plain mayo, garlic pepper mayo, spicy mayo, and more. I wanted to try the twister with homemade ranch dressing, but was too lazy to make it. Maybe next time?? I opted for the garlic pepper mayo and made my own. The chicken tenders I used were bought from KFC, though. Also too lazy to fry.

THIS CALIFORNIA MAKI CHICKEN TWISTER IS AMAZING!!

I am not a huge fan of twisters or tortilla wraps because I really don’t do well in the wrapping job, but I don’t mind if it’s this California Maki Chicken Twister or maybe I can do this using this tortilla wrapping hack.

Anyway, I really loved how this turned out – the amazingness of the sweet and savory combination, and that garlic pepper mayo is perfect in this twister.

NOTES:

  • The imitation crab is optional.
  • If you dislike the sauce, you can use whatever you prefer. The garlic pepper mayo recipe below is good for 4-5 twisters. I made more and used it as a dipping sauce for the extra chicken strips I had.
  • You can make your own chicken strips instead of buying. I was just lazy to do it so I bought them instead.  

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California Maki Chicken Twister

Another twist to the California Maki and it’s a great way to use up those mangoes. A perfect sandwich to enjoy that’s filling and delicious.
Prep Time 15 minutes
Cook Time 5 minutes
Total Time 20 minutes
Author Jhuls @ The Not So Creative Cook

Ingredients

Garlic Pepper Mayo:

  • ½ cup mayo
  • 3 cloves garlic minced
  • ½ tsp ground black pepper
  • ½ tsp salt
  • 1 tsp lemon juice

Others:

  • Fried chicken strips homemade or store-bought
  • Lettuce
  • Ripe mango slices
  • Cucumber slices
  • Imitation crab sliced
  • Tortilla wraps I used large size tortilla wraps

Instructions

  1. In a bowl, add all ingredients for the garlic pepper mayo. Mix and keep in the fridge for 30 minutes to develop more flavor. Do a taste test and adjust if necessary.
  2. Warm up the tortillas on a pan over low heat. Place it on a plate; arrange the lettuce, chicken strips, mango, cucumber and imitation crab. Add garlic pepper mayo on top and then wrap.
  3. Heat/brown on a pan over low heat.
  4. Serve immediately.

Recipe Notes

  • The imitation crab is optional.
  • If you dislike the sauce, you can use whatever you prefer. The garlic pepper mayo recipe below is good for 4-5 twisters. I made more and used it as a dipping sauce for the extra chicken strips I had.
  • You can make your own chicken strips instead of buying. I was just lazy to do it so I bought them instead.
  • I made two twisters using large tortilla wraps.

 

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