Can this make flour tortillas as well as corn?
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Yes it can . I would suggest using some kind of plastic wrap for the top and bottom before you press it down so it comes off easier.
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No matter what kind of flour it is... The simple science is when u press , there is no enough pressure build up to make the tortilla/ roti from (dough ball ) still u want to try it .. Try it urself .. If u got succeeded let us know the tenchique too. Beauty of Amazon is ... They have good return policuu
2132569
It can make coarse almond flour, but it's not going to be fine like the stuff you would buy. I have used it for that and the coarse flour works fine for me.
1949693
There is a larger one....10" would be the max on this maker. You mention "shell"-----I would not recommend a premade corn tortilla "shell" ----just a tortilla straight out of the package; on the maker, add filling, top with second either corn or flour tortilla, close/cook, and serve!!
995237
I do not know as I do not eat corn, so would never try it. I prefer flours from smaller sized grains, & use the Fine setting. I have not ever tried the Coarse setting yet, to make cereals--like cracked grain cereal, as opposed to flours.
2017177
I would think you could use it for anything tortilla related. It would certainly flatten the dough. I don't know how much the flour dough would spring back when press is opened.
490090
Cornbread batter or dough of any kind would not be a good idea. Even watching it carefully it will burn on the outside and be raw inside with no room for the bread/dough to expand. Tortillas would be fine as long as they are well buttered on the side against the iron. However not having tried them they may not seal up the stuffing like a slice of bread.
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I have not tried using it in place of flour. We use it like Bisquick, for biscuits and pancakes.I would imagine it would work. You may have to adjust the amount of liquid though, sometimes it's a bit sticky
1425582
Yes. I love the machine and just used it this past weekend to make Organic Whole Wheat pasta. I have used various types of flour. Although easy to use you need to get used to the "adding water" process to get the perfect consistency. Its easy you just have to get the feel for it. Using different flours will effect how much or how little water you need to "trickle" in during processing.
759136
Not sure-I use the whole grain ones with net carbs of 4 as I'm diabetic- they work wonderful. If the corn tortillas are pliable and of a similar texture. They should work fine. Just push them into the form & bake. They work wonderfully.
616134
Yes , you can. But make sure that the corn (or any other grain) you put for grinding should be very dry. You have to adjust the knob on mill for desired coarseness. I once made very coarse flour out of wheat berries for making sweet pudding.
490089
the pie irons were bought as a gift to someone else, and I haven't heard them say what they have used. Tortillas would probably work great.
435321
I am pretty sure it can flatten bread dough. I usually make my tortilla 50/50 corn and wheat flour. Fried bread dough with cheese sounds delicious.
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Yes! Make sure to use baking spray with flour though or you could lose chunks.
622672
No. The mill will do a great job of grinding dry goods. If you use anything that is not completely dry you will end up with a royal mess. Wet corn will cake to the grinding plates and will clog up the mechanism.
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According to American's Test Kitchen: "Tortilla presses are only for corn, not flour, tortillas, as the gluten in the wheat flour is too elastic and would not work in a press. Flour tortillas must be shaped with a rolling pin."
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I have never made tamales with this product, but I know that it will work well I use this product often to make my own corn tortillas and homemade taco chips and the product works great.