Dinner

Keto Tortillas

Gluten-free, low-carb tortillas made with Modern Mountain Lupin Flour and Oat Fiber. Pliable enough to fold around tacos, shredded meat, and fresh veggies.

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Keto Tortillas
Tortillas are the hardest thing to make low-carb. Most fall apart, refuse to fold, or taste off. Not these. Lupin flour and oat fiber give you a pliable, gluten-free tortilla that folds around whatever you load it with. Try them with shredded meat, fresh veggies, and a spoonful of keto salsa.
Prep
35 min
Bake
1 min
Yield
4
Calories
150

Directions

  1. Combine all dry ingredients into food processor.

  2. Pour ½ cup water into bowl or cup and crack egg into water.

  3. Turn on the food processor and pour in egg and water mix.

  4. Dough will form and will resemble a paste. With an oiled scraper (rubber or silicone spatula) scoop the dough from the food processor onto saran wrap. The dough will be very sticky.

  5. After you scoop all the dough out, form into a ball and wrap the plastic around the dough. Allow it to sit for 30 minutes.

  6. After 30 minutes remove it from the plastic. It will be less sticky to where you can roll it. Divide and roll out 1.75 ounces in to smaller dough balls.

  7. Using a tortilla press, press out each tortilla between plastic or parchment paper. Do not put it directly on the tortilla press.

  8. In a hot pan (350-400° F) place a tortilla down for no more than 30 seconds each side. Due to the heat, they will get begin to darken very quickly.

  9. Enjoy immediately.

Tips

  • The longer a tortilla sits on the press, the less it will fold. Pull it early.
  • Fold slowly - these may not bend a full 180 degrees without cracking.
  • Cold tortillas stiffen up. Microwave 10 seconds to make them pliable again.
  • A food processor works best, but you can also mix by hand or in a blender.
  • Rest the dough after mixing. It starts as a paste and needs the full 30 minutes to come together into something you can roll.