3 How To Heat Tortillas Nixtamal (Tips for our customers)

[@jasonjjj27]

I know I'm bored when I'm watching videos at 1 a.m. on how to heat up tortillas.....Also this is no disrespect to the video, you gave me some good info that I will use for my next taco night. :)

[@JohnSmith-ct5jd]

Good tips. I didn't know about moistening the tortilla.

[@pickettpride6980]

Thanks the wet hand & flat top method worked perfectly! 🤙🏽

[@AaronBowley]

best video! straight to the point thank you! love that you showed multiple options , and quickly !

[@marcusjnewtonz28]

You are so nice and easy to listen to. Thank you!

[@BrightasVenus]

Thank you! Exactly what I was searching for!

[@africasmartt798]

3 years later and your still help

[@yessica8828]

When my mom doesn’t wanna teach me so I look at KZbin

[@alexv8199]

lmfao😂

[@TahtahmesDiary]

I'm 30 and will never understand why my mom did this.

[@DrJustinoDollars]

Felt

[@mada90x]

This vid is the best out of the all

[@leonconley3965]

I like her way of doing it

[@Sher5120]

Why is my pre moist tortillas stick on the pan ?

[@mclovnridez4842]

I’ve been doing it wrong this whole time. Thank you for setting me straight, heading to the kitchen now lol

[@TheYo316]

Just got a pound of carnitas from the supermarket, and my girlfriends sleeping. That’s why I’m here !

[@mmmtaylor4266]

i will use the pan. makes sense. i tried having these without any heating or even knowing what type of tortillas they were.

[@billb13]

@1:55 Save your fingers! Use tongs to set/flip the tortillas over direct flame.

[@popatop75]

thank you i'll try it. are your torillas home made ? i just bought a tortilla press and trying to learn this skill , do homemade still need the water? thank you good job

[@WomanTakenBytheWind]

Thank you! Just what i needed

[@steffgrunwald8881]

Thank you!! great advice!!

[@lalanthfernando1114]

Thank you so much.

[@ianbrink9962]

Thank you ❤️❤️❤️

[@jenibellamasid7204]

Thank you!!!

[@leeestock7114]

Gracias bonita ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@MudRogue]

I will save you the time. Heat it up over the flame. Authentic Mexicans says. hahaha

[@johnjones3332]

Gracias

[@adolfosaldana6481]

Yes, perfect mi abuelita would be proud of this video.

[@crunchmunch5282]

I think I am in love...............heck with the tortillas.

[@erenjaeger1266]

Crunch Munch woah there buddy

[@b4w104]

thankyou thankyou

[@Akira-bs4qw]

Thank you for this hahahah

[@L2THEC1]

why not just dip it in water real quick ?

[@really5580]

L2THEC1 That would be much more sanitary.

[@carljohnson2050]

You would get a soggy tortilla

[@nicolerevels4706]

Carl Johnson no u don’t

[@chipgriffiths3655]

This gringo says: "love the water trick!"

[@Anonomush_oranges]

There is an invention called tongs that will keep your fingers from getting burned.

[@ugsskywatchermckenzie4319]

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[@bestlovecoach]

Don’t heat them directly on your stovetop unless you want a sticky mess.

[@KingJT80]

i used the oil method. but i do it a little different. i just take some store bought tortillas (we have a tortillaria by us too. either works) get a basting brush like you'd use for brushing on BBQ sauce and pour avocado oil into a small bowl and brush all the tortillas with the oil. i use avocado oil because its neutral in flavor (wont change the flavor profile of what your cooking) and has the highest smoke point of all the cooking oil and fry them until it bubbles then turn it and do the same. and wrap them in a towel inside a cast iron dutch over or a tortilla pot so they will stay soft or become soft if you cooked too long. to reheat them, wrap them in a wet paper towel and put in a ziplock and dont seal it and microwave for a minute. And bam! They're back to life for leftovers!! simple stuff

[@bryant7542]

Turns out I overthought this massively. Wow just wet it, throw it on.

[@azra7874]

plancha egh thats what we call the iron thing that we use on our clothes im filipino a former spanish colony

[@Romy---]

Both are called plancha in Spanish. The flatiron for clothes and the skillet (we also call it sartén). Even the hair straightener is called plancha.

[@konarain]

I don't out hit things in plastic, (Made from petroleum) I also have no fridge Alohas

[@MrBob714]

Cook hands

[@nickstarke5646]

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[@rougaroi178]

Sir, this is a taqueria, not Sunday school class.

[@konarain]

I guess parchment paper on da sides on the bag! Alohoho

[@alanmorris7669]

Do not do this. If you do, your tortillas will stick to the frying pan. Don't use any water. Just lightly spray your pan with cooking oil.

[@carmeloshin]

It works if you use a well seasoned cast iron skillet. This method is also preferable for those who'd like to avoid using oil

[@alanmorris7669]

@@carmeloshin To each his own.

[@Romy---]

It's not even necessary to add anything. The tortillas are already cooked, you're just warming them up. They won't stick if you follow the steps shown here.

[@alanmorris7669]

@@Romy--- Even though the tortillas are precooked, the heat will cause them to release moisture. The moisture will cause them to stick to your pan. Lightly spray your pan with cooking oil.

[@Romy---]

Alan Morris Well I use an non-stick pan lol. I never had any problems

[@williamcozart9166]

Now I have the image of a "MEXICO" logo on a t-shirt stuck in my head.

[@athena24marie77]

i have never heard someone say they have a logo stuck in they’re head, interesting

[@brianhissong7215]

@@athena24marie77 its a titties joke

[@SeymourKitty]

I thought water and moisture was the enemy of corn tortillas

[@HelloKitty-wd6gj]

Wash your hands or use plastic gloves

[@hollydueck3209]

5-10 seconds sure looked like 15-20 seconds

[@mapu7912]

Noooooooooo.

[@Labee-w9q]

Nasty did you wash your dam hands