No need to opt for the gummy, flakey store-bought gluten-free tortillas. These gluten-free dairy-free flour tortillas resemble freshly made flour tortillas you’d find at your favorite Mexican restaurants. The tortillas do require a few specific ingredients to result in chewy, savory goodness.
FAQS:
Is glutinous rice flour gluten-free?
The term “glutinous” is misleading, but yes! Glutinous rice flour is indeed gluten-free. I’ve created a list of some of the ingredients and tools listed in the recipe which can be found here.
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Can I use a different flour blend for these gluten-free dairy-free flour tortillas?
This recipe has not been tested using alternative flour blends, so for best results I recommend using Bob’s Red Mill 1:1 Gluten-Free Baking Flour alongside glutinous rice flour. Any straight glutinous flour from amazon or a local Asian market will do the trick.
Equipment
- 2 Large Bowls
- 16 5x5in Squares of Parchment Paper
- Rolling Pin
- Clean Surface
- Cast Iron Pan optional
- Knife any kind works
Ingredients
Mochi Dough (Make First)
- 1 cup Glutinous Rice Flour
- 1 cup Plant Milk
- 2 three-finger Pinch Sea Salt Sea Salt flakes are ideal
Flour Mixture
- 2 cups Bobs red Mill 1:1 Gluten-Free Baking Flour + extra for rolling
- ⅓ cup Vegan Butter I used Earth Balance
- 1 tbsp Vegan Butter
- ¼ cup Cold Water
- 2 Pinches Sea Salt
Instructions
- (If using cast iron pan) Preheat pan on low-medium heat on stove.
Mochi Dough
- In a large microwave-safe bowl, add plant milk, glutinous rice flour, and salt. Stir with a fork until homogenous and smooth.
- Place in microwave for 45 seconds. Take out of the microwave and stir until cooked parts are mixed in the runny batter.
- Repeat previous step until the mixture looks like a very sticky mochi and turns dark and opaque.
- Set aside.
Flour Mixture
- In the other large bowl, add Bob's Red Mill 1:1 Gluten-Free baking flour, vegan butter, and salt. Pinch the mixture with clean hands until a dry crumble begins to form.
- Add cold water and continue to pinch dough until it sticks together. The dough will be flakey and dry.
Combine and Make Tortillas
- Carefully grab the mochi dough (this can be done with a fork) and stretch it to remove steam. Repeat until the dough it cool enough to handle.
- Add butter and flour mixture to the bowl with the mochi dough. Pinch and knead until the two doughs combine. This will take a couple minutes, but eventually the doughs will coincide.
- Lightly dust a clean surface with excess Bobs Red Mill 1:1 Gluten-Free Flour and gently knead dough a couple times until it forms a ball.
- Using the knife, divide the dough into four even sections. Roll each section into a ball and divide each ball 4 even sections. Roll each section into a ball, creating a total of 16 small balls.
- Grab one of the small balls and roll out into about 1/8 inch thick (we want these tortillas thin). Place rolled dough on top of parchment paper square. Place an additional parchment square on top and continue with remaining balls of dough. Eventually, you should have a stack of rolled out dough alternating with parchment sqaures.
- Peel top layer of rolled dough from the stack by peeling the parchment. Peel dough from the parchment and place of preheated pan for 20ish seconds until small bubbles appear, then, flip. Remove remove from pan after approximately another 20 seconds and repeat with remaining dough.
- Serve warm and enjoy!
Notes
Nutrition
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