When I warm a tortilla in the microwave for 30-40 seconds as recommended on the pack, the tortilla goes hard again as soon as it cools off, before I can finish filling and rolling it.
Thanks roosi. That would never have occurred to me. Do you think I can revive the leathery one piled up waiting for disposal by putting them through again using your suggestion ?
Not too sure, another trick is to try putting the water on them and in the micro again for around 30 secs but with a layer of cling film in between?? But not for ages - will melt...
This MAY save them, but other than that I am lost....
Patting water on new one's always works well tho! When I serve them up I always put a layer of cling inbetween too keeps them moist warm and saved from sticking 2 one another
I sprinkle a little water on each one and layer them up with a piece of kitchen paper in between and microwave for less than 10 seconds each and they don't go hard or dry. I thought the 30-40 seconds was when heating the whole pack !
Doing them in the microwave will make them go hard as soon as they cool. Cover them with tin foil and put in a warm (not hot) oven to heat them instead, that way they will stay soft as they cool off a bit.
I used to work in a restaurant and they served desserts that were heated in the microvvave. They were exactly the same, used to go hard as they cooled!
Fajitas are one of my absolute favourites - have them most weekends, and not once have they been hard done in the microwave -patted with some water - they turn out perfect. Did do them in the oven once I think yrs ago and they came out like crisps!!!!!!!!!