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If you have
never had a home made flour tortilla then you've never had a flour tortilla. Lets Get Started! This
recipe is quite simple and does not take long to make. |
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Flour Tortilla Ingredients And Equipment |
Flour Tortilla Ingredients And Equipment
2 Cups Flour
Tortilla Mix
1/2 Cups
Warm Water
Large Bowl
Spatula
Spoon
Measuring
Cups
Rolling Pin
Cast Iron
Skillet
Large Mixing
Bowl
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Flour Tortilla Dough |
First Step: Kneading Four Tortilla Dough
Mix together
in a large mixing bowl:
2 Cups Flour
Tortilla Mix
1/2 Cup Warm
Water
If your
dough is not wet enough and is appearing crusty, or dry just add a
tablespoon of water.
Once you do
this take the dough out of the bowl and knead it for 5 minutes. If you
have never kneaded dough before all you do is press it with the palms of
your hand so that it is flat, then fold the dough in half and press down with
your palms again, but this time you will be pushing the dough away from you.
then repeat this for five minutes with your dough. |
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Covering
Flour Tortilla Dough |
Second Step: Resting Flour Tortilla Dough
Once you
have finished kneading your dough cover it with a wet paper towel and let it
rest and relax for 15 minutes. (When I say wet paper towel I don't mean
sopping wet. All you do is wad it up, get it wet under the faucet, ring it
out and then un-wad it.) |
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Cutting Flour Tortilla Dough |
Third Step: Cutting Flour Tortilla Dough
Now cut your
dough into 8 equal parts. |
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Rolling Flour Tortilla |
Fourth Step: Rolling Flour Tortillas
First roll
the chunks into balls. Then flour a bread board. Now
flatten the balls on your floured surface so that they look like a round
pancake. Once you do this then roll out your tortillas. They should be at
least 6 inches around.
Please note
that tortilla presses are for corn
tortillas, a flour tortilla must be rolled out with a rolling pin. |
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Cooking Flour Tortilla |
Fifth Step: Cooking Flour Tortillas
Turn a
burner on medium high and place the iron skillet on it. Wait for the skillet
to heat up, then place one of the flour tortillas in the skillet. Once you
see large bubbles appear on top use your spatula to get a peek underneath
the flour tortilla (don't pop the bubbles). It should have large brown
charred marks. If it
does, flip it over and wait till the other side has charred marks before
removing from the skillet. If it doesn't let it cook some more on this side
before removing. Keep repeating the above step until all the tortillas are
cooked. |
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Hot Flour
Tortillas |
Once you are done cooking your
tortillas stack them in a basket so they will stay warm.
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Flour
Tortillas |
Flour Tortillas
Now enjoy
your flour tortillas! |
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Flour Tortilla
Serving Tips |