Back in January I posted a clone of a relatively healthy Carl's Jr. Chicken Sandwich. Here it is:
(minus the word that got me into trouble)
Fake Mexican Chicken Sandwich
4 boneless, skinless chicken breasts
1 cup bottled teriyaki marinade
1/4 cup mayonnaise
1/4 tsp. cayenne pepper (to taste)
1/4 tsp. curry powder
1/2 tsp. chile powder (pure chile, not the stuff with other spices added)
pinch of salt
4 whole-wheat hamburger buns (get the good ones!)
4 lettuce leaves
4 whole green chiles, drained, but not rinsed (two cans), spread open flat
4 slices American cheese (sometimes I use pepper-jack)
1. Marinate the chicken for 1/2 hour in teriyaki marinade.
2. Prepare sauce in a small bowl by mixing mayonnaise with spices, through salt.
3. Pre-heat barbeque grill to medium heat.
4. Grill the chicken until done; approximately five to eight minutes per side. Watch carefully so they don't burn from the sugar in the marinade.
5. Toast the buns.
6. Spread one tablespoon of sauce on each bun face, top and bottom.
7. Starting on the bottom bun, place the items on the bun in this order: lettuce leaf, green chile, chicken breast, cheese, bun top.
Notes: We make these sandwiches about once a month. They are deceptively good, the finished product tasting much better than you would expect.
This recipe is based on Todd Wilbur's clone of the Carl's Jr. Santa Fe Chicken Sandwich.