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While making fajitas, soft tacos, or burritos, place flour tortillas on a wire cooling rack over the simmering skillet. The steam makes tortillas elastic longer than heating in the microwave, and the tortillas absorb some of the flavor of the simmering meat and veggies. Be sure to flip the tortillas at least once.
By Kel from Dallas, TX
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RE: Steaming Tortillas
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Post By Judy (Guest Post)
(05/19/2008)
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This is a good idea. I hate how doughy tortillas are out of the bag. I usually toast mine by laying them directly on my range top for a few seconds until bread begins to "inflate" a little, then turn with a metal spatula. However, steamed - a la Taco Bell - yum.
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RE: Steaming Tortillas
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Post By mommapatty (Guest Post)
(05/10/2008)
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What a good idea! This would also work to steam hotdog/hamburger buns while they are cooking. Thanks!
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RE: Steaming Tortillas
This morning, while preparing eggs and nopales, I draped a small whole wheat flour tortilla over a long handled spoon positioned across the top of the pan. Softened up nicely. Was thinking about getting the steaming pan down, but came up with this one instead.
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