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Homemade Flour Tortilla Recipe

 

Learn how to make homemade flour tortillas right at home with  minimal ingredients. They are soft & pliable and can be made within an hour for an amazing taco night.  Just flour + b powder + water + salt + lard or olive oil = amazing homemade tortillas!

 

You’ll need to mix together the ingredients and shape them into about 10 balls and cover them with a towel and let them set for about 30 minutes to allow the gluten to relax and chill out. This way you’ll be able to press & roll them out very easily if you give that time before rolling out.

I used a cast iron skillet on medium and a large fork to flip them.  I used regular all purpose flour for the recipe, you could substitute wheat by adding in a smidge more water until you get a wonderful playdoh consistency.

Where to grab your flour from? I love Azure Standard – great prices with options for Organic & Bulk!

 

Makes 10 Flour Tortilla’s about 8 Inch Diameter

Ingredients:

Directions:

  1. In a bowl mix together the flour, baking powder and salt – using a large fork to stir well
  2. Cut in the olive oil or lard to create little crumbles
  3. Pour in 3/4 cup of the water and mix well
  4. Using your hands to finish mixing, adding more water or flour as necessary to create a smooth playdoh consistency
  5. Create a ball and remove from the bowl onto your counter (flour if necessary) and knead by pulling the edges over each other a few times
  6. Using a dough/bench scraper cut into 10 sections and roll each into a ball
  7. Cover with a towel and let rest 30 minutes to allow the gluten to relax
  8. After 30 minutes turn on your skillet to medium and let warm up for 1 minute
  9. Meanwhile pat out one of the balls and finish by using a rolling pin to a thin layer that your still able to pick up
  10. Place your tortilla onto your skillet for about 1 to 2 minutes until you see bubbles forming, flip and cook the other side
  11. Remove when done and place in a kitchen towel to help remain warm, soft & pliable.
  12. Finish with the remaining tortillas and serve!

Use these tortillas for a Taco Night or make Carnita’s

Store leftover’s in a zip loc bag on the counter. they should remain soft for about 2 more days. (if you have any leftover)

 

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