Flax Seed Flour Tortillas
3¾ c flour (unbleached white)
¼ c ground flax seed
2 tsp baking powder (non-aluminum preferably)
1 tsp sea salt
¼ c vegetable oil (I like canola)
1⅔ c HOT
water (more or less depending on day ;)
-Combine dry ingredients,
mixing well.
-Cut in oil.
-Add HOT water, to form a soft dough (not sticky/not
dry). If too wet add a bit more flour. If too dry add a bit more water. You want it like a nice workable pie dough.
-Pinch off 18-24 balls–depending on how large you want the tortillas.
-Put
back in bowl and cover with a towel or plastic wrap (or plate, even!)
-Roll out
each ball (similar as for a pie crust, but nice and thin like a tortilla). If your dough is sticking you can use a wee bit of flour or oil the rolling surface, whichever works best for you. Like pie crust, rolling these out on a marble slab is the cat's meow, but a regular, solid surface counter top will do.
-Cook
on a dry, medium hot non-stick griddle/skillet/or cast-iron pan.
-Lightly brown and puff each side (takes just a second or two on the 2nd side).
-Lightly brown and puff each side (takes just a second or two on the 2nd side).
-Remove from skillet & stack on clean, dry plate covering with clean towel to keep warm & moist.
-Store
tortillas in a plastic bag, sealed well.
These freeze beautifully!
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