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Yay, Tortillas! |
My first attempt at making Tortillas was basically successful! My first attempt at preserving my first tortillas for more than 5 minutes was less so. Lesson Learned: tortilla warming solution is not optional.
Anyway, let's make some tortillas. It's just flour, baking soda, salt, vegetable shortening and water.
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everything but the water |
I don't have a tortilla press, but I do have a rolling pin. Turns out rolling pins are sufficient for flattening dough.
Who knew‽
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Ready to Roll |
I might have made these just a tad too thin.
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Rolled |
They did puff up as expected though, so maybe not too thin.
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Cooking |
And here we come to the finale. The
reason d'tortillas, so to speak. I did all this work because I wanted bean burritos out of a can.
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Bean Burritos out of a can |
I am truly
living the dream!