Help! What do I do with corn tortillas
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I asked my roommate to pick up tortillas when she went to the store -- thinking that she'd buy flour ones like we always have around the house and she came home with corn tortillas. Any ideas on what we can use them for?
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- soft tacos
- cut them up and bake to make baked corn tortilla chips
- make a grilled chicken, black bean and salsa wrap with a touch of shredded cheese0 -
Yea, eat them on your cheat day!0
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Same thing you'd use flour ones for?0
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Enchiladas!0
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umm... throw some olive oil in a skillet and crisp them up.. tortilla chips!0
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chicken tortilla soup
they don't fall apart or get gross and soggy like the flour ones0 -
Yea, eat them on your cheat day!
Not sure I understand.
Why on a cheat day??
They're probably healthier than the flour tortillas.0 -
Make Tacos! Warm them up, add any/all of the following and enjoy!
-) lettuce
-) black beans (canned),
-) chicken (or meat of of your choice)
-) avacado
-) salsa
We call them Terrific Tacos in our house and have them atleast once a week.0 -
Go back to the store and exchange them for Mission Whole Grain tortillas0
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Treat them like flour ones. Except remember to heat them and eat while hot. They are disgusting after they cool down and when eaten cold.0
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warm them and eat them like bread.0
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If you don't like 'em cold. Try putting a few of them in a pyrex container (with a lid) with a dampened sheet of kitchen towel.
Microwave for 30 - 60 seconds and they'll be hot and steamy - like the ones you get in a Mexican restaurant (almost).0 -
I grew up on breakfast tacos in San Antonio, TX and any time someone went on a "diet" they would switch out the flour tortillas for corn. Heh. I always figured they were healthier because of this.0
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steamed corn tortillas are great for you! little fat and little sodium! and way more filling then the flour kind, they are amazing! you can use them for anything that you would use a flour tortilla for!0
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umm... throw some olive oil in a skillet and crisp them up.. tortilla chips!
After crisping, eggs (any way you like them), green chili and cheese. You can also add meat and/or beans. Huevos Rancheros.0 -
Fajitas. A taco lasanga bake would be great. Just layer your favorite stuff, tortilla, then cooked meat, cheese, tortilla and repeat or add other stuf, top with 3-cheese, bake at 350 for about 20-30 min. should be done!0
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cut them up, skillet them a bit, add some scrambled eggs, onions and peppers = migas!
chalupas
nachos
flautas
quesadillas
tacos0 -
Throw them away. They are nothing but starch. :devil:
Sorry. I couldn't resist. I have found that starches are my arch-enemy for weight loss. I have cut them out completely.0 -
They are better than the flour ones. Bake them in the oven for a couple min. on 400 just until the firm up a little, 5 min. Then use them just like flour tortillas. You can form them over a bowl and leave them in until they get hard then have taco salad in a hard taco shell.0
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steamed corn tortillas are great for you! little fat and little sodium! and way more filling then the flour kind, they are amazing! you can use them for anything that you would use a flour tortilla for!
I just checked the tortillas in my kitchen. (I eat corn, the rest of my family prefers flour).
The corn tortillas have less calories, less saturated fat (in fact, none), less sodium and much more fiber.
Seems like a no-brainer to me!0
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