I'm thinking of making my own whole-wheat flour (not corn) tortillas by buying a tortilla press and I wonder if anyone has any experience with how easy this is to do?Also, I'd like to find a high fiber recipe for homemade flour tortillasMost are very low in fiber (1-2 grams)I can buy tortillas with 4-8 grams of fiber per 8quot; tortilla but cannot find a recipe for themThe problem is that they are quite expensive to buy and I assume they are much cheaper to make.
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Oh my God, you will so love your tortilla press! Mine's a VillawareI've used it for over 5 years now and it's so dependableIf you order from them, you get a recipe booklet which has all those recipes in itI've made the whole wheat ones before (can't find the booklet right now)And there's a great one for black bean tortillasBut here's the flour one 2 cups AP flour 1 tsp salt (I use kosher) A few good shakes of ground cumin to taste 1/4 cup canola oil 2/3 cup warm water Combine flour through oil in a food processorThen drizzle in the water until it's combinedTurn it out onto a floured board, knead, cut into balls (I usually do 8), cover with a towel and let rest for 30 minutes, then pressI stack mine between popup sheets of wax paper and then put them in a ziplock in the fridge They're so much fun to make, and you will never buy store tortillas again.
