what size tortilla does this use?
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I wouldn't buy these. I tried both corn and flour and neither produced the results I desired.
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It is made for the larger tortillas, but you could use the smaller ones. They would make a shorter bowl.
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I haven't measured it but it looks like 2 to 21n all around this is the perfect size for maybe 3 bites depending how many bites you want this one is perfect the smaller one is maybe for small kids but who wants to play with the frying of a smaller one
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Hey Willie.....inside diameter is 7 1/4 inches,or, I am able to make two cups of awesome salsa!....My recipe calls for one medium vine ripe tomatoe to one fresh crisp jalapeno(both roasted of course!)....so in this molcajete I am able to use 3 & 3.......grind, salt to taste,a little water that's it!...BE SURE TO BE PATIENT AND TAKE THE TIME TO CLEAN AND SEASON BEFORE USE!
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I roll the tortillas out between two pieces of plastic, either slit a ziplock or the such, or use plastic wrap. If the fall apart, add more water. Mix well then roll out.
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We prepare Purees by making dough 2 cup Golden Temple flour and one cup All purpose flour.I have no use for Corn Tortilla,works fine with my dough.
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Here you go....pre heat oven to 375 spray pans with non-sick cooking spray then press tortilla in gently and bake for 10 minutes. Remove from oven and let stand about 5 minutes then fill. Enjoy!!!! Yummy!
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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.
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The top is about 6.5". The bottom is about 3.5" It's a flared bowl, so wider at the top than bottom. It's about 2.75" tall. I've used it for all sizes of tortillas. From the large burrito size ones, to the smallest little corn ones. It's worked great will all sizes. Of course when you use a large tortilla, it will stick up over the top of the pan, but it still bakes up nicely.
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Hi, Sizes range from .75 to 3.5 inches. There is not a complete sizing in the ATECO CATALOG. I hope this helps. Thanks, Joe Pastryitems
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Well, I've never wanted/needed to toast a tortilla, but I was intrigued by the question so I tried it. First you'd need a small tortilla: the toaster will only fit one with about a 5" diameter. The 6" one I tried didn't fit. But I squared it off to give it a try. If I held the top edge of the tortilla as the platform descended, the basket sides closed in and held the tortilla. When the toasting was done the tortilla can up just fine. So it worked for cut down or mini tortillas.Btw - after about 2 years this toaster started to toast very unevenly so it's been replaced.
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It's only about 7". Perfect for flipping grilled cheese, or homemade tortillas....
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I just use the entire bag right when I get it. It makes a little over 2,000 tortillas. I then throw a giant tortilla party and invite as many people over as possible to my apartment. We then binge together on tortillas while listening to Ray Charles and talk about simpler times. Hope that helps!
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Dear K. Beene....This is very tricky indeed. The most important thing is the quality of your dough. It has to have a good consistency and that means you have to have the dough very soft indeed. The best and the most ideal way to avoid the tortillas sticking to the plates, either upper or the lower one, is that you make sure that you set the temperature to the MAX and do not lift the upper plate immediately but leave it for at least 20 seconds and then lift the upper plate and having done that you will notice that the tortilla had not stuck to the plate and now the tortilla is ready to be flipped. I hope you will find this suggestion suitable and workable. I did exactly this way and it was okay. Try it and I am sure you will succeed in your efforts. Write to Amazon about your experience after applying this method......farhatullah sharif
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I really like this product, it uses a lot less than regular cornstarch. I don't know about using it in making tortillas, if it calls for cornstarch then it can be used, but probably a smaller amount.
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11 x 10 1/4 inches I'm glad to answer this question, because it would have helped when I ordered. I purchased this to go with a taco shell mold. I ordered the 8 taco mold, that didn't fit. Luckily my husband was able to cut off 2, so now it is a 6 taco shell holder
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Eileen you can email the company and they will send it to you ,and tell which size you have . (please email info@nordicware.com and they can assist with a recipe.)
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This tortilla warmer is for no larger than standard sized corn tortillas of under 8 inches. Larger tortillas would need to be folded to fit inside. It's a great warmer for corn tortillas.