This weeks healthy money saving recipe is for tortillas. They are yummy, cheap, and have no soy. Yep, chances are the tortillas you bought at the store have soy. These use olive oil. Much better.

Now, I must be honest. These are not as “flexible” as the tortillas you get at the store. I’m sure this is because it uses olive oil and not lard or soybean oil. We wrap them in a wet paper towel and then warm it up in the microwave and it works fine for quesadillas, fajitas, sandwich wraps, etc.

Ingredients:

3 cup All Purpose Flour

1 tsp salt

1 tsp baking powder

1/3 cup olive oil

1 cup warm water

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Step 1:

Combine flour, salt, and baking powder

Step 2: 

Add olive oil and mix with hands until mixture is crumbly

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Step 3:

Add water and knead until dough is smooth and forms a ball

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Step 4: 

Divide into 16 equal parts

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Step 5:

Flatten and then roll out

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Step 6:

Cook on medium heat approximately 2 minutes a side

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Here is the price breakdown:

Flour: $1.07 for Gold Medal Organic or $0.43 for non-organic

Olive Oil: $0.58 for generic Extra Virgin Olive Oil from Walmart

Salt: $0.01

Total: $1.02-$1.66 for 16 tortillas

 

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Rachael
Rachael Smith motivates women to break free from the lies they have believed and live a life of freedom, teaching that God's truth allows us to be who we are created to be. She has a passion for women, and a willingness to walk through the hard stuff with them.

This calling on her life led her to begin, and grow a nonprofit that works with young women who have aged out of foster care. Rachael believes we all have the ability to redeem the past and change the future.

Comments (01)

  1. Yummo! I totally need to try this. If I make them, I’ll have to tell Maria Elena. (The “Mexican Mom” I lived with when I taught in Guadalajara. She would be so PROUD!)

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