Tortilla wraps - how to make

AlwaysAllie

Would love a recipe please?

AA

squeakysue

AlwaysAllie wrote: »

Would love a recipe please?

AA

Me too, my daughter loves them in her lunchbox x

soupdragon10

I've adapted a recipe that I found on here (can't find the link at the moment), so IF these are successful will post this evening.

Dough currently resting before cooking.

jackieglasgow

Its on page one of the Grocery Challenge in the breads section, post four or thereabouts.

EDIT oops post seven

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?p=13240567#post13240567

soupdragon10

I use a different recipe

12 oz plain flour
14 tbspn water
2 tbspn oil
1 tspn salt
(this is for a plain tortilla type flatbread).

I also add

1 level tspn basil
1 level tspn coriander (powder)

Just mix together and knead for 5 minutes. Leave for half an hour (I put the dough in a plastic bag in the fridge to stop it drying out.

Then divided into 10-12 balls and roll out as thinly as you can.

cook on a hot griddle or in a heavy frying pan (you can use a little oil if you want to).

zippychick

ive merged this with our tortilla wraps thread

Mrs_Domino

Hi,

I'm fairly new to this forum and have been massively inspired by all.

I've started to make my way through the bread recipes in the collections and have made a few already (thanks to all those who put them up in the first place!) but I would really like to try making my own wraps and cannot find a recipe for them.

Are they impossible to do at home or are they not cost effective? Is it just cheaper to buy them when they are on offer?

Thanks in advance

MrsD

Pink.

Hi Mrs_Domino,

They are very easy and cost effective to make. These threads have some recipes that should help:

Tortilla wraps - how to make

Piadine - Cheap OS meal

I'll add your thread to the first link later to keep the replies together.

Pink

Mrs_Domino

Thanks Pink, I knew they would be on here. Can't see the wood for the trees sometimes

meritaten

my grandkids (aged 6) love to assemble thier own wraps.
start with your soft flour tortilla and some fave fillings of thier is
Salad base, a selection of salad things all cut up into either dice or fine julienne strips
then
Prawns and Marie Rose sauce
Chicken Tikka
Plain Roast chicken
Coronation chicken (I just add a little mild curry powder or paste to mayo for the littlies)
Stir fried Beef in Hoisin sauce (I make sure that bean sprouts are with the salad things)
But my three year old granddaughter likes Fish Fingers in hers!