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Heidi Feldman 7 months ago

Another thing I did (because I was very busy with something else) put some water in a glass oven-proof bowl or baking dish... Then that'll take care of allowing the tortilla bowl to form very nicely. Do not remove the bowls once they're done... They will crack/split from temp change... I turn the oven off less than halfway through. By the time all of the bowls are formed... It's back to lukewarm temperature. None have ever broken. I hope this helps. I also hope "That one guy" isn't offended for that's not my intention. Just wanted to help with new findings...

Heidi Feldman 7 months ago

For those of you who think 400F. might be too high, you can always fill a little bit of water in a spritz bottle (strictly for kitchen/edible uses)... If you feel your "bowl" isn't taking shape, spritz the tortilla LIGHTLY all around... Make sure you do not remove anything from the oven. Don't even adjust the oven rack. A friend did that & said his bowl (tortilla) completely cracked. I'm thinking that happened because of extreme temperature changes... When you stick your arm in the oven, just be very careful not to burn yourself. Also be very careful not to let your water spritzer touch anything hot. I suggested this and he said it worked like a charm. I was thinking along the lines of what we do when we bake bread.

Heidi Feldman 7 months ago

Easy peasy!

L Taylor 7 months ago

Love it! So simple.

Danielle Goble 8 months ago

You did a good job!!!

Kathleen Schwenk 10 months ago

this is just a great idea. I can't wait to try it. Thank you

Douglass Harter 10 months ago

I love doing this its so quick and easy bu yet really makes tacos more awesome!

Taylor B..(: 10 months ago

thanks for this. my boyfriend was all sorts of happy to do with this! it took me about 9-10 minutes at 400.

Johnney King 10 months ago

Awesome!! Thanks!!

Robin Barben 10 months ago

400 degrees in a common house oven...??? Are you sure...?

Sandro D'Agostino 10 months ago

I love this idea! It's a way to eat healthier and enjoy the crunch factor! Thanks. :)

Linda O. 10 months ago

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Heather W 10 months ago

That's what I thought. I guess u didn't read the bowl part

Heather W 10 months ago

Heather, there are no "real" flowers. We're just talking about moulds (in this case, a mould shaped like a flower). You can create your own mould or to make things easier, just Center your tortilla on a bowl that's upside down and lightly smooth out the tortilla over the bowl! You can use ANYTHING that's designated only for the kitchen. You know, lots of soufflé bowls, or salad bowls will often have ridges around the sides.. Let your imagination just go wild and having fun finding shaped bowls for a lovely tortilla bowl!!! Think positive, smile always when people walk by! Everyone loves a friendly smile!!! Makes the world a better day!!!! Be Happy!!! 😃

Heidi Feldman 10 months ago

Where did flowers come from?

Heather W 10 months ago

If you stop at your local craft stores or even dollar stores if they're still around, they might have actual flower plastic bowls, I can't remember if I've got 5 different sizes of them inside the flower bowls. Or 4 or 3... I use mine for my art. But thanks so much for the guide!!! Hadn't even thought of that till I came across your fabulous guide!!! Thanks again! 😊

Heidi Feldman 10 months ago

I've tried this and it works really well. Love it!

Maricel Paz 11 months ago

Amazing! Keep making videos!

Kaitlyn Jo 11 months ago

@ben Willis hahaha. This is do simple. Love it. My family loves tacos but u find them super messy now everyone can be happy!

Rane Body Decor 11 months ago

400 C?! R u sure thats necessary?

Johan Andréasson 11 months ago

AWESOME!! We're doing this for dinner tonight!!

Adrian Hill 11 months ago

That is so cool!!!!

Fi G 11 months ago

WAY easier that ripping an apple in half...which I STILL cannot do. :(

Pursuing Defeat 11 months ago

Thanks so much! I tried this last night and it worked perfectly! Filled it with corn, beans, lettuce, carrot, celery, feta, sour cream, salsa, and of course, cheese! It was so delicious! Quick simple meal that everybody loved! :)

Sage Benson 11 months ago

Simple good idea. I will have to try it in our wood fired pizza oven.

Randy Murray 11 months ago

!!!!!!

Shayne 🎨 11 months ago

Great idea! Thanks for sharing! :-)

Carolyn Hemmerly-Campbell 11 months ago

Would this work for corn tortillas?!

Amanda Greensworth 11 months ago

Your also supposed to put it upside down to cook the other side.

Cesar Qintana 11 months ago

thats not difficult i cant believe i never thought of doing this before thanks for this guide its very nice.

Remita Scott 11 months ago

Thank you for this. I actually bought the molds but they didn't come with any instructions

Patricia Reese-Zuck 11 months ago