
Quesarito Recipe
Master how to make Taco Bell's famous Quesarito at home with this quick and easy copycat recipe. Learn the secret to combining a cheese quesadilla with burrito fillings for that authentic restaurant taste without the drive-thru. Perfect for weeknight dinners or weekend cravings!
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What ingredients are used in Quesarito from Taco Bell?
The Taco Bell Quesarito requires cooked rice, minced beef, taco seasoning, flour tortillas, shredded cheese, nacho cheese sauce, sour cream, chipotle sauce, tomato, and shredded lettuce. These ingredients create the signature cheesy, meaty layers that make this Mexican-inspired item so popular.
How to cook Quesarito from Taco Bell at home?
Learn how to cook Quesarito from Taco Bell by browning minced beef with taco seasoning, preparing a double-layer tortilla wrap with melted cheese, adding seasoned beef, rice, chipotle sauce and sour cream, then rolling it burrito-style. The secret is in the double-wrapping technique that creates distinct layers of melted cheese between tortillas.
What's the trick to perfectly wrapping a quesarito without it falling apart?
The secret lies in the double-tortilla technique with cheese between them acting as "glue." Ensure tortillas are warm and pliable before wrapping, don't overfill, tuck sides in firmly before rolling, and wrap in foil immediately after assembling to help it hold shape. Warming it after wrapping also helps seal everything together.
Can I make a vegetarian version of this Mexican-inspired wrap?
Absolutely! Replace the minced beef with black beans, refried beans, or a plant-based meat alternative. Keep the rice, cheese layers, and sauces the same. You can also add extra vegetables like sautéed peppers and onions for more flavour and texture while maintaining the signature cheesy double-tortilla construction.
What's the difference between a quesarito and a regular burrito?
A quesarito has a distinctive double-layered construction with melted cheese sandwiched between two tortillas, creating a cheesy quesadilla that's then wrapped around burrito fillings. A standard burrito uses just one tortilla wrapped around ingredients. The quesarito offers an extra cheesy dimension and heartier texture.

