Floor Tortillas You Can See Through

Cook flour tortillas for about 1 minute on one side and flip them only once.

Floor tortillas you can see through.

But for me a good flour tortilla is when you can almost see through it. Thin and light and chewy and then you can put less filling in it and everything becomes a much more delicate thing to eat. One more vote for buying fresh but if you can t i would freeze them if you re not eating them everyday. Corn tortillas can supply some built in portion control.

In northern mexico nine times out of 10 you ll see them really really thin and they are the king of the flour tortilla so i go with. Use the extra flour as needed during this process. The amount of moisture in the dough will cause them to stick together. I m a fan of rolling flour tortillas as thin as you can.

2 cups grated cheeses use any combination of good melting cheese you like. Use a nonstick pan over medium high heat if you don t have a nonstick use a frying pan lightly greased with oil or butter. When you roll it out it should have that translucent quality. 4 medium flour tortillas buy the thinnest ones you can find hopefully thin enough to see through when you hold them up to the light 4 teaspoons unsalted butter melted.

Flour tortillas inset a. The tortillas will be super thin and almost see through after they are rolled out this is what you want. For example when eating the tortillas with grilled meats and seafood i want the thin and ultra tender ones that are so fat laden that you can practically see through them like oil stained paper for that style of tortilla check out my recipe here. Cook the other side for an additional 30 seconds until you see a hint of browned spots.

That way you pull out what you need when you need it if you buy the real deal mexican flour tortillas the ones that are so thin you can see through and would probably light if you held a match to them for all the lard in them i would definitely freeze them as they mold fairly quickly. Cook the remaining tortillas in a similar manner and store stacked in the towel to keep them warm and soft. I used longhorn style cheddar and oaxaca melting cheese. Corn tortillas can be more flavorful and have a bit of texture to them where flour tortillas are blander with a doughy consistency.

To re heat the tortillas you can either use the stovetop pan method just as you cooked them or you can pop them in the microwave in between two damp paper towels for 15 to 20 seconds or until they re warmed through. To reheat the tortillas tuck them in an envelope made out of aluminum foil and heat in a 325 f oven for 10 to 15 minutes. How to re heat homemade flour tortillas. Tortillas can be stored in a sealable plastic bag and refrigerated until ready for use.