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lovetocook on 5.31.2010




I’ve made these a couple of times, and everyone in my family loves them. I love that the recipe doesn’t call for lard or crisco, which give me the heebie-jeebies, and I can increase the fiber by using white whole wheat flour. I’ve tried several store-bought brands that don’t have partially hydrogenated yuck in them, and these are far better than any of them!
jeannette1011 on 6.3.2010




These were amazingly delicious! As good as any restaurant tortilla I’ve ever had, and I’m from San Antonio, Texas! Important notes: let the dough rest AT LEAST 30 minutes, but longer if you can. It makes the rolling so much easier. Also, use a tortilla press to get the basic shape, and then roll out to super-thin to get the best texture.
kerryj on 9.13.2010




These tortillas are great! They’re really easy to make too. I made them using 1 cup whole wheat flour and 2 cups all purpose flour, and they came out wonderfully. I won’t be buying tortillas from the grocery store again. They don’t compare to these!
Cathy Bray on 11.24.2010




First time making tortillas and my family LOVED them! We used them for dinner and then for breakfast we spread Jam on them..YUM! This is going in my “keeper” file. Thank you for the recipe!!
lizwitt on 1.24.2011




These are amazing! I have never made tortillas at home before and I was shocked at how easy they are. I served them with seasoned ground beef and taco fixings and they were delicious!
sweetfeets16 on 3.3.2011




These tortillas were D E L I S H! My hubby bought a tortilla press a few weeks ago and has not been able to master it..not sure if it’s the recipe he uses or user error =) I made these for dinner tonight and he is insanely jealous! I am now the tortilla maker of the house =)
Btw, I used olive oil instead of canola and they turned out great. They had more of an olive oil flavor, so I’m sure the canola oil makes a more mild tasting tortilla.
jenndk on 4.6.2011




These were so easy to make and very good! The only oil that I had in the house was olive oil, so that is what I used and they came out great.
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sjens on 10.5.2009
These are excellent. Thanks for sharing the recipe.
outlawwithgrace on 10.19.2009
These were very good. I think I’ll make them again in the morning. Thanks for posting.
crynfiction on 10.28.2009
This was the first time i’ve ever tried making tortillas and it turned out great! i don’t have anything to compare these to, but i love that these call for oil instead of lard or shortening. Really great and yummy tortillas. And really easy, too! thank you for sharing!
stantastic on 1.26.2010
These were great. REALLY easy. Easy on the wallet too! I added a tiny bit extra baking powder and they ended up a little bit thicker which was great. Almost a cross between a tortilla and a pita. We are no longer buying tortillas from the store.
Jeanie Tortoisefly on 3.10.2010
As someone who is allergic to corn and hasn’t had a tortilla or taco chip in almost 3 years… THANK YOU! I’m going to try this recipe ASAP.
joydexter on 3.11.2010
I live in China and have tried several recipes for tortillas but haven’t found just the right one. This one looks great! I’ll give it a try.
ericame on 3.26.2010
These were delicious. Who knew tortillas were so easy to make? Thanks for posting!
mojobubbles on 4.7.2010
Break out your grown-up rolling pin for these (an old water bottle does not a uniform tortilla make)! Not quite as tasty as tortillas made with lard, but that’s to be expected. I made these per instructions, but cooked half the batch the same evening and the other half 2 days later. Both tasted great! Just let the dough come to room temperature before trying to roll out. Also, the cooked tortillas freeze well!
atow2343 on 4.20.2010
These are great! So easy and delicious, I will never buy tortillas again!
elegraph on 5.5.2010
I was skeptical, but these turned out so well that my husband has asked that I not buy tortillas from the store anymore! I love that they use canola oil for the fat instead of lard or shortening, and I love that they have 5 ingredients as opposed to 20. And of course, I would not even be making these if they weren’t so easy! Thank you for sharing this recipe!
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