🥪 Kabsa Chick-Wich (aka the Sandwich That Came After the Glory)
- Chef De Quinn
- May 27
- 2 min read
Spicy. Saucy. Surprisingly noble for a leftover.
This ain’t your average breakfast sandwich. This is what happens when your Pan-Seared Kabsa Chicken wakes up the next morning, puts on a whole meal tux, and says: “Let’s do this again, but with bread.”

🥪 Ingredients (1 hero-worthy serving):
2 slices of whole meal bread (toasted or not — your mood decides)
Leftover Kabsa chicken (shredded or chopped)
A generous spoon of leftover Kabsa chicken sauce
A slick of homemade garlic sauce (Quinn style, of course)
Lettuce leaves (for crunch and class)
Cucumber slices (for that cool bite)
Tomato slices (because balance)
A few rings of Holland onion (raw, for the drama)
Ground black pepper (just a kiss of spice)
🛠️ Assembly Instructions:
Toast the bread if you’re feeling bougie or chilly. Or keep it soft and humble.
Lay the lettuce down — like a bed for royalty.
Add shredded Kabsa chicken right on top, then drizzle the Kabsa sauce like it’s liquid couture.
Add cucumber, tomato, and onion rings, then bless it all with a squiggle of garlic sauce.
Sprinkle a bit of black pepper, crown it with the second slice of bread, and press gently like you're sealing a secret.
Slice diagonally — because we’re not savages.
☕ Pair It With:
Hot Drink Suggestion:
Teh Tarik – smooth, creamy, and just sweet enough to balance the savory fire of the Chick-Wich. Bonus points for the foam swirl and dramatic pouring skills. (Sub with saffron milk tea or chai if you're feeling extra.)
P/S: Once in a while, I let teh tarik crash the clean-eating party. Cheat day? Nah—treat day. 😎☕
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