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To boost your creativity in the kitchen and provide an opportunity for you to be own chef, we have been creating simple stay-home recipes for you. This time around, we’ve come out with a slight twist.
Ensconcing himself in the throne as the undisputed king of fast food, how can we talk about fast food and forget about McDonald’s? And since we’re on the topic of McDonald’s Singapore, how can we forget McSpicy and our beloved curry sauce?
Also, let’s not forget KFC’s Chipotle Meltz, a hit that has garnered a humble following since its inception. Now, I’ve decided to create my own challenge. I wanted to bring the best of both fast-food worlds and present something absolutely no one can resist— the McDonald’s McSpicy Meltz (with Curry Sauce).
Ingredients
- 2 tortilla wraps
- 2 McSpicy patties
- 2 tomatoes
- 50g of tortilla chips
- 250g of cheese (I used cheddar cheese)
- 1 McDonald’s Curry Sauce
Tools
- Pan
- Knife
- Chopping board
Recipe Preparation
Preparation time: 15 minutes; Cooking time: 30 minutes
Feeds 2
- Dice tomatoes into smaller pieces.
- Break tortilla chips into smaller pieces.
- Cut McSpicy patties into bite sizes.
- Toast a tortilla wrap over low heat on both sides until slightly crispy.
- Add cheese, McSpicy pieces, diced tomatoes, tortilla chips, and curry sauce on top of the toasted tortilla wrap.
- Drizzle McDonald’s Curry Sauce atop ingredients in pan.
- Fold tortilla wrap into half and press it down with a spatula.
- Remove from pan and cut into halves to serve.
Recipe (In Pictures)
Step 1: Dice tomatoes into smaller pieces.
Step 2: Break tortilla chips into smaller pieces.
Step 3: Cut 2 McSpicy patties into bite sizes.
Step 4: Toast a tortilla wrap over low heat on both sides until slightly crispy.
Step 5: Add cheese, McSpicy pieces, diced tomatoes, tortilla chips, and curry sauce on top of the toasted tortilla wrap.
Step 6: Drizzle McDonald’s Curry Sauce atop all the ingredients in pan.
Step 7: Fold tortilla wrap into half and press it down with a spatula.
Step 8: Remove from pan and cut into halves.
The final product was everything I imagined it to be; it resembled KFC’s Chipotle Meltz on all fronts and it was right up my alley. A mouth-watering sensation, the toasted tortilla chips and McSpicy patties gave it an additional bite texture.
The bold spice from the chicken pieces was still the star of the show as it remained succulent and crispy, with a robust kick of spice. The tomatoes also added a mellow hint of sweetness to counter the spicy chicken chunks, quelling the flames in my mouth. The most important ingredient, however, was the cheddar cheese.
The tortilla wrap failed to encompass each ingredient and lacked structural integrity. It is here where the cheese shone through, acting as a glue for the other ingredients, hindering the other elements from falling out and the dish falling apart as a whole. Lastly, the delectable Curry Sauce added a sweet fruity tang, really tickling my tastebuds and taking this wrap up a notch.
If you have some time to spare and want to refashion your McSpicy burger, try your hand at the McDonald’s McSpicy Meltz. You won’t be left disappointed!
Expected Damage: S$4 – S$6 per pax
