I feel like a genius. I think this may be the recipe that makes me fall in love with my tmx! Now I’m very slow on the bandwagon. People have been making Tortillas forever and all have their own recipe.
Today I thought I’d give them a whirl for dinner. With no Internet access I winged this recipe but they turned out really well. I won’t be buying this ever again and I have so many variations running through my head that I want to try! These will be a regular here as they are relatively quick and easy. I really enjoyed making these too. I love watching the tortillas bubble up before flipping.
They are a great substitute for sandwiches and much quicker to make.
My Tortillas/Wraps:
The 4 Blades have a great gluten free option that I have heard great things about.
Tortillas
- Total Time: 40
Description
Why buy store bought Tortillas when you can make them at home quickly and easily?
Ingredients
- 335g bakers flour
- 170g water
- 40g olive oil
- 1 teaspoon of salt
Instructions
- Place everything into the tmx bowl.
- Blitz on speed 6 just to slightly combine.
- Lock lid and press interval speed for 2 minutes.
- Let it sit for 15 minutes. See note below however.
- Remove from bowl. Divide your dough into 8 pieces.
- Using a little flour to dust (optional), roll out your dough into thin circles. My shape is a bit rustic. You want it only a few millimeters in thickness so they cook quickly and evenly.
- I rolled all my 8 balls before commencing the cooking process.
- Place a large frying pan on a medium heat. Once warm place a tortilla on it.
- Once they start bubbling, flip it over.
- You will only need to cook for a minute or so each side but keep an eye on them so they don’t burn. You want them to be cooked but still flexible.
- Place it onto a plate with a tea towel over the top.
- Continue to cook all Tortillas, placing them one on top of the other. The heat keeps them nice and flexible.
- The first one or two Tortillas in each batch tend to be a bit harder and cardboard like whilst finding the right temp of the pan. If you have a hard, non flexible wrap, place it underneath all the other wraps. It will soon soften from the heat and be yummy like the rest of them.
Notes
- These can be frozen. Just thaw and warm before eating.
- I don’t rest mine anymore between kneading and rolling out of laziness. I roll immediately with no issues.
- Prep Time: 20
- Cook Time: 20
Nutrition
- Serving Size: 8
Going to try these for dinner!
Should the water be warm?
Yum! I use these now instead of shop brought tacos as my 2 year old can eat these much easier 🙂
I have had my thermomix for two years and I can’t believe I haven’t made these before! They are so easy and so yummy! I will never buy wraps again!
So easy, also make great dipping bread
This recipe is great! I halved it and it was perfect dinner for two people. Easy and quick!
So easy and so yummy- kids didn’t leave any behind that’s for sure.
so much better than store bought. we make these every Sunday for lunch….love them!
Theese are my back up when you have just realised there is no bread and its 9pm. Thanks for your efforts Peta
Made these for tea last night for the first time and my kids LOVED them. So much in fact that I have just made another batch so my son and I can have them for lunch and my daughter can have some after school! Thanks for a quick and simple recipe! Beats driving to the shop and paying far more!
Made these the other night, so easy and delish, the kids loved them. Won’t be buying store bought again.
These are so easy to make and so delicious. Can’t believe I used to waste money on store bought wraps! They keep well in the fridge for a few days too – just microwave to re soften and yum!
OMG, finally some tortillas that actually worked! These are delish (are as in, I’m eating one as I wrote this!). My fussy tortilla 4yo is even enjoying them 🙂 I just need to find an olive oil with less smell as I can taste it a bit too much, but with some raw honey on top it covers the oil flavour.
Thank you! xxx
we had the spinach wraps for dinner last night and everyone loved them, next time I’ll make a double batch 🙂
Hi i dont have any oil 🙁 only spray could i use butter?
Do you have coconut oil by any chance? I havent used butter sorry.
I wish I hadn’t tried this recipe! Haha, hubby is eating them as soon as they are out of the pan! I can’t keep up!!! So much better than store bought!
Oh wow! Made these and served tgem with oven baked KFC chicken and salad for dinner. Soooooo good and so easy! Think these will be a regular. My fussy almost 5yo loved them and asked for them over pizza for tea tomorrow!
Love these!! Will never go back to store bought ones! I use them for chimichangas which I then freeze for lunch boxes – they defrost really well. Kids ask for them all the time. Thanks for another winner Peta!!!
Awesome, easy and tasty! I love that these wraps have four ingredients compared to 15-20 of even some of the ‘healthy’ wraps on the market! Peta, I am telling all my non-Thermie friends about you too! Your recipes are amazing! Thanks!
Love love love these. How very easy, flavoursome and little balls of amazing. Thanks for yet another sensational recipe
So easy and everyone loved them!
These were sooo easy and fussy husband gave them his tick of approval!!
Omg never again 🙁 these took me over an hour from start to finish…. So fiddly to roll out and then to handle. They were all eadible and nice tasting but just so long to roll out! Would rather spend the $5 to buy them next time!
Wow! 15 minutes and I can have mine rolled and cooked ready to eat. Mr 6 year old is now my roller – 15-30 seconds each to roll at most. Was this your first time? First time will naturally take longer unless you are some magical super chef 🙂
I’d rather spend the time and effort than have all those additives and preservatives you have with your $5.00 Four ingredients vs twenty!
Love homemade tortillas! Everyone looks amazed when you bring them out to the table 😉 used to make them in my Grandmas old Kenwood but got the best xmas pressie of my thermie and now we are best friends!
Top tip: as you cook pop them in your thermoserver, they stay warm and lovely and soft! 🙂
oh these look awesome! I have a bellini rather than tmx but keen to give these a go… My boys eat wraps for lunch at school instead of regular bread, do they stay ok if I make them the tortillas the night before, then assemble them in the morning to pop in their lunchbox? Or do they need to be warm to stay flexible to roll them?
No thats fine. I keep a batch in a large ziplock bag in the fridge for the following days.
Thank you for this recipe! We haven’t had wraps since last August as I couldn’t find any to fit my daughter’s intolerances. Now we’ve had them twice in two weeks thanks to you. The whole family has loved the plain ones and the Shrek/Ninja Turtle ones too.
I found the rolling out part kind of annoying too but I think it was mainly because I was expecting them to come out bigger and I just couldn’t get them to the size I pictured. (Also each time I picked them up they shrunk back a bit.) But that was the only fiddly bit, the rest of it was super easy and I love how they cook up in the pan! I’ve made them for tomorrow night, looking forward to eating them!
These are seriously the tastiest wraps. They make a big difference to the flavour or burritos, i love how soft and flavoursome they are.
They are a bit challenging to roll round, but i will take the flavour over perfect shape any day!
So glad you like them. We absolutely love them too. SO easy and great to have on hand.
Gosh, these were ridiculously easy and delicious. Looking forward to trying the spinach wraps next.
YUM! even mr fussy 3 year old loved these. So super easy
Hi, could I make these using plain or sf flour instead? thanks