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Step By Step. When using a manual press for corn
tortillas, follow the steps in this order 1 Make
masa and form golf ballsize rounds (page 38).
Keep moist (page 38). 2 Preheat the comal (page
29). 3 Press a tortilla (page 26). 4 Cook the
tortilla on a hot, flat surface (page 29). 5 Keep
warm in a tortilla warmer. This step allows the
tortilla to steam and soften for pliability (page
33). 6 Repeat until all the dough is used. Corn
Tortilla Know-How Pressing And Baking Corn
Tortillas Prepare the masa for corn tortillas
(page 38). Divide the masa into orbs the size of
golf balls for 6-inch (15 cm) tortillas or
thereabout. Smaller balls of masa produce smaller
corn tortillas about four inches (10 cm) in
diameter (for street tacos, for example). Six
inches (15 cm) is about the maximum diameter for
making corn tortillas. Press each ball of masa to
form tortillas. Cook each immediately (page 29).
When ready to press a corn tortilla 1 Line the
bottom press with a piece of plastic or parchment
paper. 2 Wet your hands to prevent sticking. Use
your fingers and palms to somewhat flatten one
ball of masa at a time into a thick disc, 2 to 3
inches (5 to 7.5 cm) in diameter. 3 Place the
disc of masa in the center of the lined bottom
press. Center the second piece of plastic or
parchment paper over the masa. Firmly press down
the top plate. Wiggle the press handle slightly
from side to side to evenly distribute the masa.
Lift the top plate. Rotate the tortilla 180
degrees (a half turn) and firmly press again to
make a 6-inch (15 cm) tortilla as thin as
possible. 4 If a slightly thinner tortilla is
desired, remove the tortilla from the press by
lifting the edges of the plastic. Use a rolling
pin to press the plastic-covered tortilla a
little thinner. 5 When the tortilla is at the
desired thickness, lift off the top piece of
plastic. Flip the tortilla into your other hand
and
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peel off the top layer of plastic. Use a spatula
or your fingers to flip the tortilla onto
a preheated comal or griddle (page 29). Reuse the
pieces of plastic until they tear or
become sticky. Note These steps are not intended
to replace the manufacturers directions.
Please refer to the owners manual. Blue Corn
Tortillas Makes 12 tortillas Blue corn is a
central Mexico thing that has become a signature
of Native American cooking, particularly
in Arizona and New Mexico. Hopi and Navajo
cultures rely on blue corn. Tortillas can be
made from blue corn masa harina pretty much the
same way yellow and white corn tortillas
are made. Minsa and Maseca are two prominent
brands. Blue corn tortillas can also be
made using blue cornmeal with the addition of
flour. Besides a lovely color that can range
from blue to purple, blue corn has a light, nutty
flavor. Some advocates promote blue corn as more
nutritious than other forms of corn. Like all
tortillas, those made from blue corn can also be
fried for chips or used in other dishes that call
for tortillas. These may be used with any recipe
calling for corn tortillas but are especially
good with dishes using chicken and pork. Do not
add regular flour if you want gluten-free blue
corn tortillas. 1 In a medium bowl, whisk or stir
together the masa and flour, if using, and salt.
2 Add the water. Mix, using a wooden spoon or
spatula and hands, until all the ingredients are
well-blended. Knead for 20 to 30 seconds until
the dough is pliable. The dough should be moist
enough to hold together. Add warm water, 1
tablespoon (15 ml) at a time, if needed. 3 Divide
the dough into 12 golf ballsize orbs, shaping
with your hands. Place each dough ball in a bowl
and cover with a damp towel to keep moist. 4
Press or roll each dough ball using a manual
tortilla press (page 26) or rolling pin and cook
on a hot comal or griddle (page 29). Or press and
toast using an electric tortilla press/toaster
(page 26). 5 Keep warm (page 33) until all the
dough is used. 12 If By Hand, 21,000 If By
Machine Five workers using modern machinery can
pump out
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21,000 tortillas an hour. 2 cups (240 g) blue
corn masa harina 2 to 3 tablespoons (16 to 24 g)
all-purpose, unbleached, or (18 to 27 g)
glutenfree flour (optional) ½ teaspoon salt 1¼
to 1? cups (285 to 315 ml) warm water (more as
needed)