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You make everything sound like it was made in a Michelin 5 Star kitchen, man.
Before I die I wanna eat at your house. 😏
Yup where everything tastes like a car tire.
If I was making one for myself I’d leave one end open so I could fit more stuff in it. After one bite, one end will be open anyway. It’s one less “cornery corner” to deal with too.
I often prefer this simple method, It always manages to stop sauce drip for me: https://i.imgur.com/rZoQQTJ.jpg
To avoid tearing:
-Use normal tortillas (none of that gluten-free stuff) that have some elasticity.
-Look for tortillas made with lard, when heated they will offer better elasticity.
-Tortillas should be thin and riddled with translucent areas (good distribution of lard).
-Avoid tough fillings with low give/pliancy.
-Always work with warm tortillas and warm fillings.
-If making many burritos use a small pan, add in a kitchen cloth, place warm tortillas in and fold the rest of the cloth over them, maybe even put a lid on the pan. This will keep moisture from escaping and keep the tortillas warm while you work the assembly.
-Do not roll them under pressure, once the tortilla cools the burrito may tear at the seams.
-If the burrito is made to eat later/on the go, wrap the burrito immediately after making it to prevent it from drying out (Do not use paper towels).
My tip is if you have left-over Nachos, you make a Burrito the next day with the remaining meat and bean mix. Lay some cheese, heat a bit, then add lettuce and salads.
I usually buy them finished
yeah so do i but recently i added up how much i spent on take out and im like nope save money make it yourself.