Thanksgiving Leftovers Tortilla Wrap

I think we can all agree that eating the leftovers is half the fun of Thanksgiving! Turkey sandwiches are a classic way to use up your leftover turkey, stuffing, and cranberry sauce, but let’s bring that concept into 2021. Instead of making a regular sandwich, make your leftover turkey sandwich in the famous folded “Tiktok wrap” style. The flavors in this Thanksgiving Leftovers Tortilla Wrap are classic, but the presentation is new and fun!

P.S. let me know in the comments below what you like to put on your Thanksgiving leftover sandwich. I want to try some new combos!

What to Put in Your Tortilla Wrap

Obviously, this is flexible and you can put whatever you want in your wrap, but I used leftover turkey, leftover stuffing, leftover cranberry sauce, and brie. Cheese is always a good idea because it kind of helps glue everything together. You also want to make sure you have a mix of solid and soft ingredients. Ssoft ingredients, like stuffing, cranberry sauce, or mashed potatoes, will also act sort of like glue. And make sure to chop any solid ingredients, like turkey, into small pieces, which helps them stay in the wrap.

What Kind of Cheese to Use

What Size Tortilla to Use

I used a large, burrito-sized tortilla. Technically, you can use any size that you have, but the larger the tortilla the easier it will be to fold. A small tortilla will be difficult to fold once the ingredients are added.

Thanksgiving Leftovers Tortilla Wrap

Try something new with your traditional Thanksgiving leftover turkey sandwich this year by making it into a fun folded tortilla wrap!

Prep Time 5 minutes

Cook Time 5 minutes

Total Time 10 minutes

Servings 1

Calories 600kcal

Author Beth – Budget Bytes

Ingredients

• 1 large flour tortilla
• 1/4 cup cranberry sauce
• 1/4 cup chopped turkey
• 1/4 cup stuffing
• 3 slices brie

Instructions

• Cut the tortilla from the center out to the edge (as if you were cutting it in half, but only cut halfway across).
• Place the tortilla in a large skillet and turn the heat on to medium.
• As the skillet and tortilla begin to heat up, spread the cranberry sauce over one quarter of the tortilla, starting next to the cut. Add the chopped turkey in the quadrant next to the cranberry sauce, the brie in the next quadrant, and then the stuffing in the last quadrant.
• Fold the piece of the tortilla with the cranberry sauce over the quadrant with the turkey. Fold it again over the quadrant with the brie. Then fold it one last time over the quadrant with the stuffing.
• Continue to cook the folded tortilla for a couple more minutes on each side, or until the tortilla is brown and crispy. Enjoy hot.

Notes

See the step-by-step photos below for a visual representation of how to fold the tortilla wrap.

Nutrition

Serving: 1wrap | Calories: 600kcal | Carbohydrates: 54g | Protein: 27g | Fat: 31g | Sodium: 1022mg | Fiber: 3g

How to Make a Thanksgiving Leftovers Tortilla Wrap – Step by Step Photos

Cut a large tortilla from the center out to the edge.

Gather your Thanksgiving leftovers to use in the wrap. I used leftover turkey, leftover stuffing, leftover cranberry sauce, and a few slices of brie. I used about a quarter cup of each. It’s important to chop the turkey into fairly small pieces to help it all stay in the tortilla.

I like to put my tortilla in the skillet with the heat turned on (medium) before adding the fillings so I don’t have to try to lift it once everything is added, and so that each portion of the tortilla gets a little toasted. I do not use any sort of butter or oil in the skillet, but you can if you prefer. Place each ingredient in one quadrant of the tortilla. I like put the chopped turkey in the second quadrant so that the cranberry sauce is facing the turkey once folded. This helps the turkey stay in place and the turkey tastes great when covered in the cranberry sauce.

Fold one quadrant of the tortilla (next to the cut) over the second quadrant.

Then fold both of those over the third quadrant.

Then fold it one more time over the fourth quadrant.

Then let the folded tortilla wrap cook for a few minutes on each side until it is brown and crispy.

I suggest enjoying the wrap in its neatly folded form, but I cut mine in half for the photo above so you can see a cross-section of the fillings. 🙂

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