Horseradish Roast Beef Wrap
Horseradish Roast Beef Wrap - This quick and simple roast beef wrap really packs in the flavor thanks to a zesty horseradish sauce.
Horseradish Roast Beef Wrap
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I’m working at home these days and I typically just eat leftovers for lunch, but I remember well the struggles of the working lunch. Many people settle for a basic sandwich or they go out to eat. A good lunch though can fuel you through the afternoon and generally put you in better spirits and you’ll be more productive!
Sargento® contacted me a few weeks ago and asked me to come up with a quick but tasty lunch using some of their sliced cheeses and I was happy to oblige with this Horseradish Roast Beef Wrap. Of course, you could use any cheese for the recipe but I used a nice sliced Colby Pepper Jack that paired perfectly with the roast beef and horseradish sauce!
Horseradish Roast Beef Wrap
- Serves:
- 1 large wrap
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This quick and simple roast beef wrap really packs in the flavor thanks to a zesty horseradish sauce.
Ingredients
Instructions
1) Stir together mayo, mustard, and horseradish and spread the sauce on a large flour tortilla.
2) Add roast beef to the tortilla and top with cheese. Top with arugula and a few sprouts.
3) Fold ends over the wrap and roll it into a tight wrap.
4) Cut wrap in half and keep cold until lunch!
Horseradish Roast Beef Wrap
Wrap Basics
I say this Horseradish Roast Beef Wrap takes 10 minutes to make but that’s a stretch. I feel like I could make four of these in 10 minutes actually. There is really just a few basic ingredients. Be sure to buy the large tortilla wraps so you can really stuff them full.
The wrap could be a bit dry on its own so I whipped up a quick sauce that I highly recommend. It’s basically just 3 parts mayo, 3 parts mustard, and 1 part horseradish. Stir these all together and you’ll be in good shape. I used 1 tablespoon mayo and mustard and then 1 teaspoon horseradish which was the perfect amount of sauce for one wrap.
You may not need a walk through on this, but here’s how to…
Make the Horseradish Roast Beef Wrap
Step one is just to slather that delicious sauce over the tortilla!
Then add the roast beef and sliced cheese.
Then add a huge handful of fresh arugula and sprouts. Try to position all of these ingredients in the center of the tortilla and fold the ends of the tortilla over the filling. This will lock in the ingredients so they don’t spill out the ends.
Then roll up the tortilla. Work slowly here and try to get it nice and tight so the ingredients stay put.
You don’t exactly need to slice this Horseradish Roast Beef Wrap in half, but I like to show off the fillings!
If you’re in a lunch rut, give this Horseradish Roast Beef Wrap a shot. It has tons of flavor and is about as easy as it gets.
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The other day I had at a restaurant, a pastrami, fontina cheese, red cabbage and horseradish spring roll. MMMmmmm!!!!! good… Needless to say, I think your idea is a winner.
I forgot to mention, the dipping sauce was a spicy, whole grain mustard vinaigrette.
I hate mayo with a burning passion, but even I’ll admit that sauce sounds pretty awesome.
Looks delicious! I would probably add avocado to that. But I add avocado to everything :)
It was so tasty! Perfect summer picnic food! :) Thanks to Macheesmo for catering such a great picnic dinner! :)
Nice wrap, Nick.
My favorite thing Sargento makes is their ultra thin provolone, it melts so quickly on burgers and hot sandwiches.
3rd recipe I’ve tried of yours, and another complete hit with my family. We added avocado and served it with a side salad for dinner.
Thank you