How long does it take to fully cook a tortilla
244131
I'd say about 30 seconds. It depends how soft you want them, or if you want them a bit crispier. it can do both! It also seems to take a little longer if your dough has been sitting out for over an hour. But it's still fast, and it makes great tortillas.
244132
We cook it for 20 seconds, then flip it and cook it for 20 more seconds so a total of 40 seconds per tortilla.
1934206
It's been awhile since I bought.. I threw the box away and I did not recall there is any recipe booklet with it. But I believe you can find many recipes to make Tortilla on Youtube. ^ ^
1773051
About an hour and 15 min. But it's totally worth it. It's moist but not mushy. And it holds up to reheating extremely well.
1986327
I didn't use anything to pre-cure the tortilla press as I used parchment paper on both sides, or you could use waxed paper. Everything I read about making homemade tortilla says to make sure you use either of these on the bottom plate and then put the ball dough on top with another piece of paper. Without this you will have a hard time getting the pressed tortilla off. You don't cook using the press, but a pan for the cooking part. Hope this helps you.
353040
It takes about 12 minutes. 5 minutes for preheat and 7 for the burgers. Light will be yellowish orange for medium and it also beeps to let you know.
644932
We bake the Tortilla Shells at 350 degrees for about 10 minutes and seems to work out fine for us. Hope this helps.
2261840
It does take a noticeable amount of time: 5-10 minutes. It has a very heavy top for a home use unit. This makes for very even browning and consistent cooking but it does come at a small price. Think of it as preheating your oven. We love ours. It gets a workout weekly, crepes, superb pancakes, quesadilla. The only down side is not the pre-heating time. It is the size and weight. It is heavy enough that you will not move it and big enough that you'll notice the loss in counter space. We stuck ours in an otherwise underused corner. We would absolutely buy this again.
1464735
we baked a flour tortilla for 10 minutes at 375 degrees and was nice and crispy but sturdy.
1464734
Hi there!The directions on the box reads 10 minutes at 375 degrees.I set the timer on 9.As a mattrr of fact, just last night i used them for taco in a bowl. Ground turk, refried bean, lettuce, and sour cream. Very yummy.
717508
We cook approximately 10 mins per pound. If you leave the lid off, the skin won't get as burnt.
779948
you just add the tortillas to the bottom part with a damp paper towel (to prevent them from getting too dry) and then microwave. if you have the lead it would trap too much heat. it is super simple and easy to use and comes with an explanation. we use it all the time.
1310214
We made shredded chicken salads and each family member put what they wanted in theirs (shredded dark or light chicken, beans (refried or black), shredded lettuce, shredded cheese, tomatoes, olives, green onions, sour cream, salsa, blue cheese, or ranch dressing, etc. Basically, we all put whatever we wanted in our bowls and had a delicious meal to our liking. I used burrito sized flour tortillas and before placing ours in the pans, I put a "light" brush on both sides of our favorite olive oil and baked in the oven for 5 to 10 minutes (the bake time all depends on how crispy you like your tortillas). If you read the reviews for this product, some people provided their recipes wherein you can try. Enjoy! We made shredded chicken salads and each family member put what they wanted in theirs (shredded dark or light chicken, beans (refried or black), shredded lettuce, shredded cheese, tomatoes, olives, green onions, sour cream, salsa, blue cheese, or ranch dressing, etc. Basically, we all put whatever we wanted in our bowls and had a delicious meal to our liking. I used burrito sized flour tortillas and before placing ours in the pans, I put a "light" brush on both sides of our favorite olive oil and baked in the oven for 5 to 10 minutes (the bake time all depends on how crispy you... » Read More We made shredded chicken salads and each family member put what they wanted in theirs (shredded dark or light chicken, beans (refried or black), shredded lettuce, shredded cheese, tomatoes, olives, green onions, sour cream, salsa, blue cheese, or ranch dressing, etc. Basically, we all put whatever we wanted in our bowls and had a delicious meal to our liking. I used burrito sized flour tortillas and before placing ours in the pans, I put a "light" brush on both sides of our favorite olive oil and baked in the oven for 5 to 10 minutes (the bake time all depends on how crispy you like your tortillas). If you read the reviews for this product, some people provided their recipes wherein you can try. Enjoy! « Show Less
1663135
I have no idea. I store my Tortillas in the freezer until the day before we use them.
1819189
No, I did not warm the tortillas inside this warmer. After they were done, I put them in the tortilla holder to keep them warm. However, I did make pancakes and put them in the tortilla warmer. Once all the pancakes were cooked, I put warmer with the pancakes in the micro for 40 seconds and then to the table it all went. Pancakes stayed nice and warm. I don't remember the warmer being too hot to handle when coming out of the micro. I also used this to put taco chips in, etc., when I had some guests. I found it to be a great asset to my kitchen.
82112
I would say approximately 20 to 25 minutes depending on how many cups you are cooking. I usually cook 2 cups.
1733750
You can set the cooking time in 30 minute increments up to 10 hrs. When the time is up, it will go to warming temp. and will stay in warming mode for up to (I believe) 8 hours. That keeps the food at a safe temp. You just want to make sure the food doesn't overcook.
1310212
Here's some instructions for you. Mine didn't come with any either, which I'm seeing is a common complaint of the product, but none the less, still a great item. All temps are 400° NEVER go above 400°. 6.5"-8" tortilla 5-7 mins or 7-10 mins for extra crispy. 10" tortilla 7-10 mins or 10-12 mins for extra crispy. No need to oil or spray the pan unless you're just going for extra flavor.