Shout out my spanish ladies for showing me cuz they do it from scratch
I get these fresh made blank tortillas from a lil spanish eating place
But if not there i grt these raw blank tortillas from regular stores called Tortilla Land
When im doing basic fajita or quesedia (idk how to spell it) i like to season them a bit with a chili mix that is like paprika iirc with some pepper and a lil salt, the torillas are buttered of course, then season them and they'll stick to the butter - then you can do them on a grill, in the oven or in a pan on a stove
With tacos and carne asada is when i like to get more fancy but yeah
And personal seasoned torillas is one of the trump cards and killer ingredients that makes restaurant/takeout spanish food a whole step up from yours
Idk if this is common knowledge or what but im not spanish like a said some spanish women put me on irl
There are other torillas you can get too or like half season in their batter (idk if uts called batter) of the raw tortilla that you can add too
Its goat
Just did it a lil ago with chicken fajitas it was goat
What does season mean?
spring, summer, fall, winter
Ohhhh okay
How does that relate to Torillias
spring, summer, fall, winter
You dont want to overdo the spices tho if you using reg torillas because a basic home fry/grill can if done too much can make an unwanted texture
Go light
A basic buttered tortilla is a classic tho and always welcomed
Ohhhh okay
How does that relate to Torillias
tortillas harvest the best during spring/summer
This feels like a why I season my cutting board type thing
How, and spanish people do do it
And it is directly on a food
And it makes a noticeable impact while the cutting board s*** is mostly just show outside specific food types
An extreme example is the barria street tacos (if im saying it right or not mixing up names) where a lot of it is on the season torilla, them orange tacos and them brown mini tacos
But they have different cooking ware for them than the traditional western house (similar to asian food in this context) which is why for a "norm" person you season light or get a pre seasoned raw or made shell
A comparable to a cutting board would be them really weird niche fringe weirdoes that say to season your UTENSILS
Back me up @TroyAveStan non of us are spanish itt
How, and spanish people do do it
And it is directly on a food
And it makes a noticeable impact while the cutting board s*** is mostly just show outside specific food types
An extreme example is the barria street tacos (if im saying it right or not mixing up names) where a lot of it is on the season torilla, them orange tacos and them brown mini tacos
But they have different cooking ware for them than the traditional western house (similar to asian food in this context) which is why for a "norm" person you season light or get a pre seasoned raw or made shell
A comparable to a cutting board would be them really weird niche fringe weirdoes that say to season your UTENSILS
Naw it was just dumb meme, I was playing lol
Back me up @TroyAveStan non of us are spanish itt
my mom has never seasoned a tortilla except light oil for tacos
u talking corn or flour
Obviously not authentic but dip your tortillas in Franks or other vinegar hot sauces and then cook them normally
Then cooked some grilled or breaded chicken for the filling with ranch or blue cheese with an extra drizzle of hot sauce
Turns out pretty good
You need pics bruh. Since you such a good cook. I mean I started seasoning my tortillas recently, but I wanna know what your mamacita was teaching so I can be authentic
@op you can just click the voice to text button on your keyboard and it will spell quesadilla for you lmao
Someone else who understands how good tortilla land is
Ohhhh okay
How does that relate to Torillias
Welll you see, if itโs summer, spring, tortillas usually donโt come out. Now if we talking winter, fall, tortillas usually come out in pairs