Welcome back to another episode of my high protein slow cooker burrito series. Today we’re making queso chicken burritos that have 60 g of protein each and make incredible meal prep that you can stock your freezer with. Well, I haven’t used the slow cooker setting yet. Add some chicken breast to a slow cooker along with some taco seasoning, hatch green chilies, and fresh lime juice. So, what I’m thinking is I add some chicken and then some beans. That way, I get fiber and, you know, cheaper. Give it a good mix and cook with the directions you’ll see on the screen. While the chicken is cooking, we’re going to throw together a high protein queso sauce. You see, this is a fair use of cottage cheese in cheesy burritos. Now, shred up the chicken in the slow cooker. People have told me to use a hand mixer for this, but then I find the chicken just goes everywhere. Add some mozzarella, pepper jack cheese. I’ll tell you one thing, I’m not using though. Fatree mozzarella. Low fat will be just fine. The queso sauce, pico de gallo, some fresh cilantro, and mix it all together. Fat-ree cheese tasting like cardboard. Had sex with drywall. All you have to do now is assemble your burritos with some cooked rice. Exactly how I’m doing it on the screen. Check it out. The big tortillas. 28 g of fiber each and 10 g of protein. Wrap them in aluminum foil and throw them in the freezer. You know, that’s that’s very good. Let me tell you, I’ve tried several recipes from Nikita and they’ve all been great. And as long as you replace the fatree cheese, I think you’ll like them as well. out of 10.

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  1. Ingredients
    – 60oz Chicken Breast (1700g)
    – 1 Taco Seasoning packet (1oz) (28g)
    – 1 Can Hatch Green Chilis (4oz) (113g)
    – 1 Squeezed Lime
    – 2 Cups Fat Free Mozzarella (225g)
    – 3oz Pepper Jack Cheese (85g)
    – 3 Tbsps Pico De Gallo (60g)
    – Fresh Cilantro (15g)
    – 5 Cups Cooked White Rice (875g)
    – 10 Low Calorie Tortillas

    Ingredients (Queso Sauce):
    – 3.5 Cups Cottage Cheese (0% Fat) (785g)
    – 0.5 Cup Fat Free Milk (120g)
    – 0.5 Cup Red Enchilada Sauce (120g)
    – 2 Tbsps Tomato Salsa (40g)
    – 3 Tbsps Taco Seasoning (25g)
    Freezing Instructions A:
    1. Wrap the burritos in aluminum foil or put them in an airtight freezer bag
    2. Place them in the freezer and keep frozen for up to 3 months
    Reheating Instructions
    1. Take out a frozen burrito and wrap it in a wet paper towel
    2. Microwave it on a plate for 5-6 minutes
    3. Toast in a pan or air fry for a few minutes if you like it crispy

  2. It always sounds weird to me when I hear an English speaking person say queso, bro just say cheese

  3. Is it possible to have fat free cottage cheese?

    (I donโ€™t know how cheese works, I just want to know the limit on suffering.)

  4. Hey Liam. You can shred the chicken easily using your stand mixer and the bread paddle on slow. Not that you'll see this with a 4 day old video and 1k comments.

  5. You're telling me i could've been getting almost all my daily fiber in a single tortilla this whole time?!? Man i really need to spend mire time in the grocery store๐Ÿ˜…

  6. I'm too lazy for that… I just make meat, put it into container and then just drop it on the pan with some frozen vegies, cook it and roll into a tortilla with some sauce. Guess what… I'm gonna go do that now ๐Ÿ˜

  7. Oh, look, you stopped theiving songs without giving credit. LETS HOPE IT LASTS. You dont wanna be sued. JUST GIVE F*CKING CREDIT.

  8. Fat free doesn't even melt like cheese should. Im sticking with my regular cheese and will definitely be trying this recipe.

  9. I'll have to use regular Tortillas, because the low carb ones turn into cardboard when you cook them. They're great for cold wraps or anything else that doesn't require cooking.

  10. If you don't make frijoles then you are failing at putting beans in your burrito. Thumbs down cabron

  11. Can someone please explain how the fuck you get fat-free cheese? I could have sworn the process of making cheese what using acidity to bind together the dairy solids (proteins and fat) and remove the liquids (also protein)? So like … isn't "fat-free cheese" not actually cheese at all? Is it one of those things that they call something but it really isn't that thing they call it?

  12. This recipe is not for me, but burritos are AMAZING for making a big batch of "stuff" for meals you just gotta toss in the oven for half an hour. I don't actually make the burritos, I just freeze the mix as is, then defrost when I want some.

    I do (well seasoned) chicken, refried, rice, green and red peppers and onions kinda fajita style, and enchilada sauce myself, but it's so easy to swap up specific ingredients or seasoning, it never gets old!

  13. Why do tortillas need that much sodium? 550mg seems excessive for something that just holds your burrito together.

  14. Blend some cottage cheese, add your favorite seasonings and some lime juice, and congrats, you just made chip dip. Also itโ€™s nice with veggies๐Ÿ˜‹

  15. I'm not sure I like the tortilla having 550 mgs of sodium…. but now I need to look up how much sodium a freshly cooked tortilla would even have.

  16. fat free cheese isn't.
    low fat cheese also isn't.
    If cheese, go with full cheese. so says the flavour gods.

    If necessary for diet, use less cheese.