Flour Tortillas
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By Chef #330151
west coast of US
on February 02, 2012
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This recipe was perfect! They came out super tasty and had nice presentation, as well. I think the trick here is letting them set for as long as possible before using them (I may have left them out a bit too long as the shortening had started to melt and then they roll out with such ease! I was able to get 12 nice, big tortillas with no problems. Thank you for offering a tortilla recipe without lard!
By Jus25
Newburgh, NY
on June 30, 2010
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They were easy to make and my 5yr. Son love helping press the dough in a tortilla press. Substituted lard, great flavor. Would definitely make again.
By vjrochelle68_12...
SAN BERNARDINO, 43
on March 30, 2010
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I made about 12 tortillias using wheat flour. They were good and I enjoyed making them. This will be something fun to do with my kids. Not as soft as I would have like but mabe I cooked them to long.The sure test was they taste Yummy.
By ghardy_12537461
Costa Mesa, 43
on February 23, 2010
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My mother's recipe has baking powder in it. I found a recipe online at http://www.texasrollingpins.com/tortillarecipe.html -- It's a close match to my mom's. And yes, she's Mexican. : Growing up she made them with manteca (lard but she switched to shortening as she got older. The recipe at the link above mentions using a comal and a palote, this is a griddle and rolling pin in Spanish. I have great memories of waiting for the fresh, hot flour tortillas to come off the griddle and spreading warm butter over them. Homemade flour tortillas make the BEST quesadillas!
By ssbikeman_11699920
kowloon, CA
on February 14, 2010
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Great taste, great texture. I would suggest the recipe to anyone who enjoys authentic mexican style torillas.
By nanajr_12387550
Stocktonm, 43
on November 27, 2009
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Only change I would make is using bacon grease instead of shortening. Probably not as much. That is how we make them at home.....
By mlfs2000_7951486
Scottsbluff, NE
on November 18, 2009
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I agree with most of the ratings about the recipe lacking proofreading...it was confusing.
I made the dough with 1/2 wheat flour and it turned out just terrible. The tortillas were difficult to roll out (after I figured out the math errors and they didn't cook right...they just dried up. I cooked a couple then threw away the rest. Very disappointed!
By michellebolling...
Frisco, TX
on July 08, 2009
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I added a little more flour to make it less sticky and hand kneaded the dough so I didn't have more dishes to clean. I make a double batch so I can refridgerate some for the next day.
By colleen.e.burns...
Ottawa
on June 22, 2009
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These were a huge hit with my family, and much better than the soft tacos we bought in a kit from the supermarket. I used a pastry blender to cut in the fat, and found that the dough was impossibly sticky at the start, but once I let it mix in the mixer, the gluten developed and with the fat it made a supple but not sticky dough.
I had a hard time getting them into the pan elegantly but I think they weren't chilled enough. The next time I try this I am going to chill longer, and use less fat than called for and see what happens.
By semplegirl_10501365
Doral, FL
on June 18, 2009
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My family and I were happy with this recipe, I was even bold enough and tried it at a small get together i hosted and the guest asked for more. Thanks foodnetwork.