Quick Summary
These easy baked Chicken Taquitos are stuffed with chicken and cheese and make a great appetizer or meal. These homemade taquitos are a family favorite! Plus, learn how to make taquitos you can freeze for later!
We make Chicken Taquitos ALL of the time. They are great for an easy weeknight meal, game day, or entertaining. Everyone loves them!
Taquitos are basically rolled up tacos, stuffed with your choice of meat and cheese, and then traditionally fried until crispy.
To keep these taquitos on the healthier side, we bake them in the oven. Don’t worry, you won’t miss the frying, they still get nice and crispy in the oven.
Taquitos are usually made with corn tortillas and flautas are usually made with flour tortillas. We love using corn tortillas for these taquitos. They are gluten-free and so delicious!
You can serve taquitos as an appetizer or as a meal, it just depends on how many you eat.:) They are perfect for parties because you can make them in advance and put out all of the toppings for your guest to enjoy.
If you are looking for a vegetarian taquito recipe, make sure you check out our Black Bean Cheese Taquitos, they are really good too!
Table of Contents
Ingredients
The ingredient list is simple!
- Shredded chicken– we use rotisserie chicken to keep things super easy, but you can use leftover shredded chicken.
- Spices: cumin, chili powder, garlic powder, and paprika
- Fresh lime juice– just a little to brighten things up!
- Shredded cheese– you can use cheddar, Mexican blend cheese, Monterey jack, or even pepper jack if you want a little kick.
- Corn tortillas– look for the freshest tortillas you can find.
How to Make Taquitos
- Preheat the oven to 425 degrees F. You want the oven nice and HOT so the taquitos will crispy up. Spray a large baking sheet with nonstick cooking spray and set aside.
- In a medium bowl, combine the shredded chicken with the spices and fresh lime juice. Stir until chicken is well coated with the seasonings. Stir in the shredded cheese.
- Pro tip, to prevent the tortillas from tearing, heat them up in the microwave. Get two paper towels damp and place two tortillas at a time in between the paper towels. Place in the microwave for 20-30 seconds. Remove from the microwave and roll up the taquitos.
- Place a heaping tablespoon of the chicken and cheese mixture in the center of the tortilla and roll it up tightly. Place the taquito, seam side down on the prepared baking sheet. Continue rolling taquitos until the tortillas and filling are gone. You should have about 20 taquitos. If the tortillas tear a little, it is ok.
- Spray the taquitos generously with oil. Bake until taquitos are golden brown and crispy.
Toppings
We love adding lots of fun toppings!
- Shredded lettuce
- Diced tomatoes
- Cilantro
- Guacamole
- Pico de gallo or Salsa
- Queso Fresco
- Pickled Red Onions
- Sour cream or plain Greek yogurt
- Jalapeño slices
- Sliced green onion
Serving Suggestions
These side dishes go great with taquitos!
How to Store
- Leftovers will keep in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to 4 days. To reheat, place them on a baking sheet and spray with cooking oil. Bake in a 350 degree F oven for about 15 minutes or until they are warm and crispy. You can also reheat in an air fryer for a couple of minutes until heated through.
- You can freeze the taquitos before you bake them. Place the taquitos on a baking sheet and freeze. When frozen, place taquitos in a freezer bag and freeze for up to one month. When ready to bake, preheat the oven to 425 degrees F and place frozen taquitos on a large baking sheet. Spray with nonstick cooking spray. Bake for 15-20 minutes.
Taco Recipes
- Easy Chicken Tacos
- Ground Beef Tacos
- Steak Tacos
- Vegetarian Tacos
- Shrimp Tacos
- Turkey Tacos
- Fish Tacos
Chicken Taquitos
Ingredients
For the Taquitos:
- 2 cups shredded chicken, we use rotisserie chicken
- 1/2 teaspoon ground cumin
- 1/2 teaspoon ground chili powder
- 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
- 1/4 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1/4 teaspoon paprika
- 2 teaspoons fresh lime juice
- 1 cup shredded cheddar or Mexican blend cheese
- 20 corn tortillas
For the Toppings:
- Shredded lettuce
- Diced tomatoes
- Guacamole
- Sour Cream
- Chopped Green Onion
- Crumbled Queso Fresco
- Pico de Gallo
- Salsa
Instructions
- Preheat the oven to 425 degrees F. Spray a large baking sheet with nonstick cooking spray and set aside.
- In a medium bowl, combine the shredded chicken with the cumin, chili powder, salt, garlic powder, paprika, and fresh lime juice. Stir until chicken is well coated with the seasonings. Stir in the shredded cheese.
- Get two paper towels damp and place two tortillas at a time in between the paper towels. Place in the microwave for 20-30 seconds. Remove from the microwave and roll up the taquitos.
- Place a heaping tablespoon of the chicken and cheese mixture in the center of the tortilla and roll it up tightly. Place the taquito, seam side down on the prepared baking sheet. Continue rolling taquitos until the tortillas and filling are gone. You should have about 20 taquitos.
- Spray the taquitos generously with nonstick cooking spray. Bake for 15-20 minutes or until taquitos are golden brown and crispy. Remove from the oven and serve warm with desired toppings.
Notes
Nutrition
Have you tried this recipe?
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i can just hear the yelling & laughter of your little guys shouting out “TAQUITOS”…it’s bringing a smile to my monday morning! xx
They are funny boys:)
So bright and vibrant! I love the look of these and the idea of sharing. The only thing is, I’m not very good at sharing my food, haha.
Those baked taquitos look amazing!! WOW.
What a quick and delicious dinner Maria!!! I love it! xoxo
OMG- my stomach is growling. My kids would just flip for a batch of these!
Mexican food! I have really been wanting some guacamole lately… Also, your food photography skills are making me jealous.
hey girl- I would soooo love these right now!! It’s lunch time! yummy!
Totally want these for lunch today!
They look so good, I’m going to have to try them.
OMG These look like a total crowd pleaser!
Those look so nice and crispy and good!
These we delicious! I used flour tortillas because my family prefers them to corn tortillas. They got so nice and crispy in the oven. The recipe is very fast once the chicken is ready. My family agreed that these were so much better than the ones you can buy in the freezer section of the grocery store.
Yay! I am so happy your family enjoyed the taquitos.
Can you tell me what size flour tortilla’s you used?
These taquitos look amazing! I’ve got pin these for our next party!
I’m halfway through my second pregnancy and the whole time all I have been wanting to eat is taquitos!! I made these tonight and they were a huge hit!! My hubby and I loved them and so did my two year old! Thank you for another awesome recipe!
Glad the taquitos were a hit! Thanks for letting us know. Best wishes with your pregnancy!
What kind of non stick spray to use / type if oil? Would olive oil spray work?
Can’t wait to try these for my taquito loving family!
Yes, you can use olive oil spray! Perfect! Enjoy!
These look so amazing!! Gotta make them for my boys, mmm!!
My family loves Mexican flavors but I’ve never made taquitos. I think they’ll love this!
We don’t use that cheese and we don’t use cumin, paprika, garlic, and we fry the flauta (taco)
We can use all that things but not for flautas or tacos.
Thanks for love Mexican food. I hope you eat a real Mexican food.
Have an excellent day!
Is it ok to freeze before you bake them, want to make ahead before company comes
Just made this and we liked it a lot. Next time I will add some jalapeño’s and onion before baking.
My Family absolutely loved these the last time I made them and am making them again this evening! I cook the boneless chicken in the crockpot with chicken taco seasoning, chicken broth and cilantro. Then use 1/2 flour and 1/2 corn tortillas for a variety. Thank you for an amazing alternative to tacos!
Amazing! A big hit with my whole family, this will definitely be a go to recipe!
A friend on Facebook posted this recipe and I had to try it. So tonight for dinner I made them, and OMG they are so good. I ate 5 of them. I love taquitos but they are so unhealthy because of them being fried but these are perfect for those, like me who are trying to eat healthy but still love Mexican. Will keep this recipe in the dinner line up forever.
Glad you liked the taquitos! Thanks for letting us know!
My daughters eat vegetarian. Can you make these with black beans instead?
We have had veggie tacos before w/ diced sweet potatoes, corn and black beans. Add all the spice her recipe calls for. It is delicious.
They make fake chicken and beef and things. I am a vegetarian and usually try and sub fake meat in recipes. It usually turns out alright and it tastes good as well.
We made these tonight for Cinco de Mayo! They are SO easy and delicious! We did have some trouble with the corn tortillas staying rolled up. I would like to try these with flour tortillas.
Any suggestions for using chicken that hasn’t been cooked yet in this recipe?
An easy thing to do is put chicken breasts in the slow cooker and shred them.
These were delicious and filling! My daughter has celiac and I look for gluten free healthy recipes. She’s never had a taquito before because most processed ones are with flour. I never thought of making them. These were easy and so good! Thank you!
Made these for dinner tonight. Delicious! And so easy. Thanks for this wonderful recipe.
maria, another “win”. thanks!
we love tacquitos, but I do not like frying foods if I can help it.
these were so easy to make and so tasty.
it was hard to believe they were so crunchy without being fried!
thanks again for a great family dinner recipe.
So glad you liked the taquitos!
Going to try these soon. Queso Fresco sounds like it’s much the same as kefir. I make kefir, and mine is usually like a fresh cheese. Think I could substitute kefir for Queso Fresco?
Queso fresco is more like feta cheese, it has that texture/consistency.
These were awesome! Thanks!
Just made these for my family. They were a huge hit! My picky child loved them! Thanks for the recipe!
I used 1 pound ground chicken for this recipe… very good!
These look so amazing!! Gotta make them for my boys, mmm!!
I made these recently for my 2 year old and he loved them! And so did my husband and I 🙂 Can’t wait to make them again!!
Can you tell me what size tortilla’s you used?
I use taco size corn tortillas.
What brand of corn tortillas did you use?
I’d also love to know. Mine came apart when I rolled them, even after the microwave 🙁
Did you get them damp enough?
Met with rave reviews from my family!
Did I miss the smart points?
I don’t know the smart points.
Made this and we loved it! Great alternative to frying. I will definitely make again!
Yay!
I made these vegetarian. Yum! One batch with cumin and garlic spiced refried beans, chedder and onion…one batch with cumin black beans, rice, tomatoes, peppers, onions and garlic. Both great!
Glad you like the recipe!
I am going to make a batch. They sound delicious. I’ll let u know how everybody loves them.
These were so good and super easy to make. My family of six ate these without complaining. (Which isn’t normal…lol) Thanks!
Easy to make and very tastey. Left overs ?? Just reheat in microwave or if you like eaten cold.
“Spray the taquitos with cooking spray”? No way. That’s criminal. The recipe isn’t bad, though it doesn’t really suit my taste (needs more spice). Good baseline though.
Um, have you actually sprayed food with cooking spray and cooked it? Because I do it ALL THE TIME and it works out extremely well. When you’re seeking a healthier alternative to frying, spraying with vegetable oil cooking spray and popping it in the oven is the way to go. Don’t knock it until you try it!
The very reason I sought out a recipe like this is I automatically figured if I sprayed the tortillas with cooking spray and baked them at a high enough temperature I could get them crispy to get a similar taste to fried taquitos. And yes, it looks like it can be done so I’ll definitely be trying this tonight! Thanks so much for the recipe!
I used a handheld sprayer that I had filled with avocado oil. But, when in a pinch, I’ve used commercial avocado or coconut oil cooking spray on roasted veggies. Works fine, but is a bit expensive if you make them a lot. (We do.) Better to buy a good food grade oil/ salad dressing sprayer. Easily the best purchase I’ve made in the last year! I use it multiple times a week and have been able to cut way down on our oil usage.
Can you freeze these without toppings?
Yes, they are freezer friendly!
Is it better to freeze these before or after baking?
This is a great weeknight recipe! Quick and easy, and Yummy! The only alteration I made to the recipe, was to use canned turkey instead of the rotisserie stuff. I always have canned turkey in the house. I never follow a recipe the way it’s written, so for me to stick to the original this closely means it’s a dang good recipe. I will be making this again!
ANY IDEA of the calorie /fat count of these?
I think I might be seeing these taquitos in my dream tonight….
Delicious ! am also reads your posts but this is one of my favorite recipe, and i can’t wait get cook this dish. well your baked chicken taquitos looks many colorful & yummy with attractive. Thanks for sharing ….!
Thank you so much for sharing your recipe! I watched a friend make homemade taquitos and she made it look so easy (she used rotisserie chicken as well) but I wanted more of a kick when it came to the filling and came across this recipe while searching how to season chicken for taquitos. Anyway, I really loved the flavors you put together. I ended up frying them instead of baking though, and I was wondering if you have any tips on preventing the corn tortillas from falling apart? I heated them in-between moist paper towels as I found the tip online, but they still fell apart. What am I doing wrong? Any advice? Thank you.
My husband and I really enjoyed this recipe! I did add extra chili powder and garlic powder as well as a few tablespoons of salsa to the mix as we enjoy stronger flavours. I also used vegan daiya Mexican cheese due to milk allergy. I tried heating 4 corn tortillas in a moist paper towel for 20 seconds and they fell apart. I then got a clean cotton tea towel and got it good and wet, rang it out and heated 4 tortillas at a time in the wet towel for 30 seconds and it did the trick! They were moist, warm and easy to roll. I used olive oil instead of the spray and they turned out lovely! Thank you for posting!
Absolute new favorite in our house!
These were easy to make but I thought they were quite bland and I even upped the spices. Also pretty dry.
These look perfect for my family! I can’t wait to try this one.
Oh wow, I could eat this whole dish! So easy and looks delicious!
Can you freeze these?
Yum this look so good. I’m going to have to try them!
I would like to make these tonight but if there are leftovers, would they freeze well for the microwave another day?
Love, love these- my husband An son do also. I’m so happy they are healthy yet very tasty! Made the twice already:)
I wonder if I could add cream cheese to this. The mixture seemed pretty dry.
Yes, try some cream cheese. I made these as written but used 1/2 of the shredded cheese and 4 oz softened cream cheese. I sprayed them with olive oil and convection baked them. These were absolutely delicious. Thank you for a great recipe!
OMG This recipe is wonderful Baked Chicken Taquitos is a favorite in our house and I need new ways to cook it. I love how easy this sounds and this looks like something my family will love! Those look so perfect! Thanks for the recipe!
You are welcome!
I made these tonight along with refried beans and Mexican rice. I used the rostairre chicken as well. They were so simple to make. They got two thumbs up from my roommate and his friend. I’ll definitely be making these again!
These are wonderful! I made these a couple of weeks ago and am making them again tonight! Growing up, taquitos were one of my favorite foods. Now, all grown up, they’re still one of my favs. These turned out crunchy, delicious and with less guilt. I used Trader Joe’s Just Chicken ( all breast meat and roasted) instead of a rotisserie chicken. Less work and less waste. Thanks for a great recipe!
So glad you liked the recipe!
This time I made it with the corn tortillas. Last time we made it with flour tortillas because that’s my preference. However I think I’m going to convert to corn for this recipe. I did get 22 out of it. We love love love this recipe!
This is my second time making these. Who knew they’d be this easy to put together? I’ll never buy frozen again. My roommate and his girlfriend absolutely loved loved loved them. The first time around we did flour tortillas this time I used corn. I’ll definitely be making these again! Thanks for the great recipe!
I made these today and they were amazing! We do tacos and tosadas a lot around here, so it was nice to try a new tactic 😉
I halved the recipe as there are only two of us and it was very tasty.
Thank you so much for a healthier taquito recipe!
These are super easy, fast, tasty and not greasy because they are baked.You easily adjust the seasoning to your style. Love the process in the mico-wave to soften the tortillas. As anyone who has tried in the past to roll these up out of the frig, you end up with broken, messy tortilla pieces everywhere. Hope to try them with left over steak or pork. Thanks, they were grand!
This is become a favorite easy recipe, I make it probably once or twice a month!
Being Mexican and loving our traditional food but without all the oil. Loved this way to cook them.
The corn tortillas brake after I rolled them up. Any ideas as of why? I warmed them up before rolling them.
My taquitos were really dry, so we loaded them up with all the trimmings–which made them messy to eat. Solved the problem by making them into enchiladas (pouring enchilada sauce over them in a casserole dish.) Don’t think I’ll make them again. BUT I learned about Queso Fresco from this recipe. Good stuff!
These look like something my family will love. Can I roll them and put them on the baking tray and store for a few hours in the frig before baking?
I make a lot of things from your website but I don’t usually come back to comment (the enchilada bakes are my favorite) but this time I really wanted to thank you. I have always wanted to make taquitos but never knew how to get the corn tortillas to roll up. While I altered the recipe to make black bean and cheese since my husband and I are vegetarians, the basic process was the same and WOW they were amazing and so easy. I used canned black beans, 2 heaping tablespoons of fresh salsa, mexican blend cheese and adobo spice, salt and pepper.
Thank you!
Thank you Maria, I am going to make these as soon as I buy the ingredients, ha! I had no idea you could bake these. They look delicious!
They look very delicious, I have to try it !!!
We were very impressed! I cooked using the convection setting on my oven and rolled them once to make sure all sides were crisp.
Delicious and I add scallions so good and I use the large tortillas to make it a meal rather than an appy so good
We tried these tonight and the 6 of us finished them off. Everyone loved them! Thanks for the recipe.
These are GREAT! New family favorite. Thanks for sharing.
Yummy, yummy!!! Made them last night and they were a hit!!!
Easy and the whole family loved this version of chicken leftovers.
Yay!
Not bad. The chicken filling turned out very dry. Flavor was just okay. I used my air fryer and sprayed the Taquitos with some olive oil, air fried them for about 6-7 minutes at 380 degrees then turned them and sprayed them with some olive oil and baked them another 5 minutes. A quick meal for the two of us. I used the large tortilla shells and cute them in halve and filled each with the chicken mixture. This made it easier to fit into my air fryer.
do you ever put the nutrients in your recipe? I need calorie count to stay at 1200 calorie daily. Thanks,
I made these last night for dinner . They were fast and easy . Very delicious. Since we were eating them as our meal I used medium tortillas and filled them fuller, so I only got 8. I will definitely make these again.
Thanks
My mouth is watering. I want to eat that!
Any suggestions for using chicken that hasn’t been cooked yet in this recipe?
I season a couple of boneless, skinless chicken breasts with the seasonings mentioned above the grill them on the bbq. I let them cool a little the shred the meat and season the again with ingredients in the recipe. They turn out really good!
not an option.
any guess on SP value
Those look so nice and crispy and good!
Kind of sad that my corn tortillas kept falling apart.
That’s why you’re supposed to warm them?
If you put them in the microwave between 2 pieces of wet paper towel they will roll well. If you use flour, no need to put in microwave.
This was so easy and delicious! Definitely will make this again!
Quite delicious! Excellent flavor and texture on a Friday night after teaching all week! A light meal yet filling with the addition of Mexican rice I will add twice as much cheese next time.
We tried both the corn and flour tortillas, both were delicious.
I think it needs a tad more cheese. We did both corn and flour and it was unanimous- flour. They were softer and the corn was crunchy.
Could you do a vegetarian version?
Yes! We have a black bean version on our blog too:)
So Delicious .i really like this and all of ingredients are perfect for made this recipe.This is so sweet experience. If you like this type of recipe you can visit Friends of Pho restaurant.
Looks so tempting. Will surely try this recipe. Thanks.
These look amazing and they don’t look difficult to make.
I’m putting this one on the “To Cook” list!
We always add a can of green chiles, some diced onion, and diced garlic to the meat. My kids just love this dish! My son actually complained because I said I was going to make it all week and flakes out. So I had to make them for breakfast – I know! – and be ate 3 of them! They were flour tortilla, so they were pretty big, and he’s a very small 10 year old! Lol! I made some with whole wheat tortillas and those actually came out more crispy. Yum! We don’t usually have nonstick spray so we just brush ours with a little olive oil. They don’t last long in the frig! Thanks for sharing!
You are welcome!
These were delicious. I made homemade Pico and quacamole.
Low calorie. Definitely a do-over.
Glad you liked them!
you can also try taco seasoning
I always thought Taquitos were boring (store bought), but these look absolutely delicious. Your picture sold me, all the incredible toppings. I’m 70 years old and don’t purchase prepared foods anymore. Will definitely try this week and let you know. Dom
Love this easy recipe! Comes out a little different each time I make it. Always good.
These were so easy to make and a total delicious hit in my house tonight for dinner!
I made these and were such a hit in my home. Recipe easy to follow!
Loved them!!!
So happy you loved the taquitos! Thanks for letting us know!
I have been Making taquitos for many years!
Now I must say, mine were Never as good as these!
I bought 2 chickens and made a triple batch. Froze them all on a large cookie sheet and then broke them apart and placed in freezer bags. Perfect for kids to make as a quick snack after school! My family loves them!
Looking back, I have never eaten, but it seems easy to eat because of vegetables.
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This was wonderful! My husband and I are empty nesters, so I’m always trying to find new tasty recipes for just the two of us. I baked one boneless chicken breast seasoned with the cumin, garlic salt, chili powder, paprika last night and shredded in a bowl. Kept in the fridge overnight to make tonight after work. I’ve never really been a fan of corn tortillas, but I love these! Baking makes all the difference. Mixed the cheese into the chicken, assembled and had dinner on the table in no time. Yum-Oh!
Glad you liked them!
What kind of tortillas did you use and what size? Mine didn’t hold together at all!
I use regular size corn tortillas. But I make sure the paper towels that I put in the micro wave are pretty wet. I had this same problem the first time I made them.
My husband and kids loveeeeee this!!!! It’s super easy! Sometimes I’ll also cook some hamburger meat with taco seasoning and make beef Taquitos along with chicken ones so they can have a variety!!!
My kids love these! I’m so glad I found a tasty, healthy alternative to the Costco taquitos that my family was addicted to! However they do get a little too crunchy…what am I doing wrong? Should I put more cooking spray on? Bake at lower temp? Pls advise. Thx!!!!
Such a good recipe! Didn’t leave a comment the first time I made it, but this recipe really does need kudos! I did double up the spices Since we like things with a little bit more kick and it was absolutely delicious!
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This recipe is absolutely amazing and easy!! I will definitely be making these again. The filling ideas are endless just like the topping ideas!
I used “Art” brand corn tortillas and didnt have to warm mine with a damp cloth. I used them straight out of the fridge. This was a first for me because all other corn tortillas break and tear.
Thx for a great recipe!!
Wow! Just made these tonight. So easy and was so good. I felt like I indulged at a Mexican restaurant. lol! I will make these often. Thank you for the recipe.
I made with shredded pork instead of chicken and used wheat and flour tortillas. Sautéed papers and onions to go with. Added a touch of sour cream. YUMMY!! We will make again. Highly recommend!
Sautéed peppers ♀️ Not papers!
We used flour tortillas and a rotisserie chicken and it turned out so good! such a fun and quick meal. we love this recipe!!
A favorite at our house too!
Could you use the air fryer to make these versus baking?
Made these for the second time .. they are wonderful.. I added black beans to shedded chicken & mild Pico .. use green enchilada sauce & black bean sauce on top with cheese & green onions & Pico de Gallo
I almost made your chicken taquitos tonight. My family decided to make it into tacos since they didn’t want to wait for me to roll and bake!!
It was delicious! I followed your recipe including all the toppings and we built our own using soft flour tortillas fajita size. Deliciousness! Didn’t get a chance for a photo. This is definitely a keeper! Thanks.
If I were to make a bunch of these and freeze them, would I bake them first? They look delicious and I need to use up my shredded chicken leftover from Cinco de mayo!
What brand of corn tortillas did you use? They look less “grainy” or softer than most. Can’t wait to try, please share
We’ve made this so many times! So delicious and healthier option than frying. Thank you, Maria!!
I spotted this recipe a few days ago and decided to try them as a quick meal since I was short on time, took a chance on these with my picky husband, had everything on hand, followed the recipe and these were fantastic even the husband approved! Thank you for this great recipe that didn’t involve deep frying, they were nice and crunchy, absolutely delicious!
Great idea for a dinner. I love tacos, even if they are small taquitos or big tacotes. (Taquitos is just the diminutive for tacos) By the way, tacos are also usually rolled tortillas, not the funny toast thing. Tacos are rolled, that is jut what a taco is, a rolled tortilla. and flautas can also be corn tortillas, usually longer than a regular corn tortilla and fried. Tacos are not fried nor baked, but can be and then they are called tacos dorados (fried tacos). Burritos are with flour tortillas. And all that has variations from where in Mexico you are. It’s complicated but all delicious. Thanks for sharing dinner recipes, I’m always looking for ideas.
I made these for an appetizer – filled corn tortillas with rice that I mixed with quesadilla cheese, homemade taco seasonings & a few tablespoons of chunky non watery salsa. The Chi Chis restaurant style salsa is perfect as it’s perfect consistency and everything is shopped nice and small- Very tasty. I’m going to try flour tortilla next time.
This recipe is fabulous! Super easy and a new family favorite!
This is my favorite recipe I found on Pinterest! Everyone loves it ! Thank you for sharing!
Glad you loved the taquitos!
This is a favorite go-to recipe. I make extra and freeze them for easy lunches.
So smart!
SO good, simple, and fun!!! Always a hit for whoever I make them for. And they reheat great too (I pop them in the air fryer for a few minutes) Definitely a great recipe to keep! 🙂
This recipe is great- it’s super easy and I come back to it frequently for weeknight meals. I’m a recipe tweaker, but this one is perfect as-is. I never get around to freezing any because my husband will eat them leftover until they’re gone!
I’m making this today but I have trouble rolling the tortillas. I’m following directions but not sure why the tortillas are breaking. The only thing I’m doing different is I’m using gluten free tortillas. Any thoughts why my tortillas are breaking. Thanks
It is probably the tortillas you are using. Did you try microwaving them a little so they are slightly warm? That helps. Also, the fresher the tortillas, the better. If they are dry, they are more likely to crack.
The Best! Easy to make….
Made them for Superbowl..
Was a big hit…
Thank You for sharing..
Why size toriilla’s?
Can I put some of the other ingredients inside?
Hi! I think we may know each other! You don’t usually want to cook these toppings. In fact, if left on the taquitos for too long, they will get soggy. 🙁
These were absolutely delicious. I used flour tortillas instead of corn. I only got a dozen from the recipe. Maybe filled too much, but was worth it!
Can I freeze these after they are baked.
They came out great!!!!
Yes, they freeze well. Glad you enjoyed them!
These are fantastic! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for these tasty & Delicious recipes.
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I used this recipe as a guide to making beef taquitos and flautas. YUM!!! My father now expects them to be a regular menu item.
I made these for my husband and me for lunch to use up some leftover chicken. 2 out of 3 of my (fairly picky!) kids ate them and loved them, too! Huge win. The adults enjoyed them, too, and we will definitely be having these for an easy dinner or lunch again. Thanks!
These are amazing! My picky eater devoured them and my family is already asking when I’m making them again.
Glad your family loved them!
Hi Maria,
These look perfect for my granddaughters! yum.
You mentioned Josh likes to add “tamed jalapeños”. Maybe that was a chili recipe?, anyway, how does he “tame” them? We’ll be watching the Olympics all weekend, USA
Flavor was ok, but definitely did NOT look like yours. The corn torts were very difficult to use.
What size tortilla is used for this recipe?
Made these for dinner tonight for my family. We were celebrating Cinco De Mayo & remembering a loved ones birthday who is celebrating their birthday in heaven.
My family loved these and I will be making these again.
These taquitos have become a family favorite! I have made them many times, always a hit. Thank you for this recipe.
Simple yet tasty recipe – this one was a hit and one I am sure to use for parties or whenever the craving for delicious taquitos hits!
Have you ever tried making in the air fryer?
You can make them in the air fryer. They won’t all fit, so do them in batches.
Easy and delicious! Thank you for sharing
I made these today. I did half the recipe and used street sized corn tortillas. Unfortunately, we thought they were very bland so although I like the recipe overall, next time I’ll add more seasoning.
I think the recipe itself is very good and I thank you for it. This was my umpteenth attempt to make taquitos and your recipe turned out closer than any other to the taste I’m trying to get. A couple of the tortillas split but that’s not a big deal.
The recipe is definitely a keeper!
I’ve made these several times & we love them – I was wondering if I could make them in my new air fryer – has that worked for anyone? if so, how long & what temp?