This recipe can use either corn or flour tortillas.\u00a0 I prefer corn.
\nPlace tortillas one on top of the other, brushing each with EVOO.
\nSprinkle each layer with a bit of salt
\nCut the stack into quarters or sixths
\n– For larger tortillas, you can cut them into squares
\nSpread onto a baking sheet so that each chips is isolated
\nBake at 400\u00ba for 10-12 minutes<\/p>\n
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Ingredients<\/p>\n
Flour tortillas
\nSpray oil (preferably olive oil)<\/p>\n
Instructions<\/p>\n
1. Lay two or three tortillas on a cutting board.
\n2. Lay a storage zip-lock on top of the tortillas for sizing purposes.
\n3. Use a pizza cutter or knife to cut off anything that will not store FLAT
\n4. Put trimmed tortillas in zip-lock and store (we freeze four per bag)
\n5. Lay remaining scraps on a cookie sheet
\n6. Spray lightly with oil and bake at 350 degrees for 10-15 minutes<\/p>\n
Note<\/p>\n
You can cut the tortilla strips however you want, but we came up with this recipe as an answer to “How do we store flour tortillas in a 1 gallon zip lock bag?” The tortillas are about twelve inches in diameter, and the bags only about ten inches wide. Answer: Trim off the edges of the circle.<\/p>\n
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