These non-traditional Asian tacos are a great alternative to the usual tacos. Won Ton wrappers for taco shells and filled with Lemongrass Chicken, Pickled Red Cabbage, and a Cilantro Ginger Avocado Cream.

I think I have left you hanging long enough… After hinting at a recipe that I have been working on for a while and giving you snippets, or mini-recipes for the components, we have finally come to the main event.  Mini Asian Tacos!

The first snippet and main component to the tacos is my Slow Cooker Lemongrass Chicken!

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The chicken is the main attraction, but what would a star be without backup dancers?

A great addition to the tacos is a tart, crunchy, and pickled red cabbage slaw!

To top off the whole ensemble…

A Cilantro Ginger Avocado Cream Dressing!

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The whole combination will blow your mind!

Bake a few taco shells and it’s off you go!  All of the components can be made ahead of time, eaten by themselves or with other recipes, and assemble quickly for a great appetizer or dinner!

Tacos shells made with Won Ton wrappers is a new thing.  Instead of frying them, you brush them with a little olive oil and bake them in the oven.  I looked for small corn taco shells and never found any.  

I was about to buy the raw corn tortillas and cut them but that seemed like a waste of the rest of the tortilla.  Unless I made Migas:)  When I bought the wrappers for my Grandma Machie’s Gyoza recipe, I looked at them and thought that if I could bend them in half, I would have the perfect sized taco shell.  Only it wasn’t corn!  What do I do about that?

Make Asian tacos instead!  These Asain tacos make a great twist on the traditional tacos in the sense that all the ingredients have a slight Asian flair!  I love that all these components are made separately and then assembled when you need them.  Anything made in the slow-cooker is a great way to start a meal.  Minimal effort and lots of taste:)

Let me know what you think and what your favorite type of taco is and tag me #TakeTwoTapas with a picture

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