Yes, another white bean recipe :) I can't help it, they bring such a nice mild savory flavor that the nut flours have such trouble producing. I twisted and tweaked the tortilla recipe from Againstallgrain.com and came up with this :) The egg whites give these tortillas the bendy tortilla feeling that scream "Fill me!". Hope you like it. These SCD White Bean Tortillas are Gluten-free, Grain Free, and Yeast Free.
Makes about 6 small Tortillas
1/4 Cup Coconut Flour
1/4 White Beans (soaked 24 hours, then cooked)
1/4 Cup Almond Milk
8 Egg Whites
1/4 tsp Baking Soda
1/2 tsp Salt
Blend Almond milk and beans in a blender or food processor. Once pureed add remaining ingredients, batter will be runny. Heat a non-stick saute pan on medium-low. Poor a small circle of batter into the hot pan and tilt it around quickly to spread the batter into a thinner circle. Flip after about 2 or 3 minutes, it will look like the tortilla batter dried on the one side up (will make sense when you make em). Cook other side another 2 minutes and serve.
**To flip - slip the spatula under the ends all the way around the tortilla and then slowly slip it under all the way around to loosen entire tortilla and flip. Be careful, I went through 3 my first try before I got it right ;)
*Note - One side will look like a pancake, the other will look like a tortilla :)
GF, SF, DF
Gluten free, Grain free, Refined-Sugar free, Lactose free, Yeast free, All Natural cuisine!
"By altering the nutrition we take in, we can effect the constitution of our intestinal flora, and bring it back into balance, healing our digestive tracts and restoring proper absorption."
Read more about it at http://www.breakingtheviciouscycle.info/p/science-behind-the-diet/
"By altering the nutrition we take in, we can effect the constitution of our intestinal flora, and bring it back into balance, healing our digestive tracts and restoring proper absorption."
Read more about it at http://www.breakingtheviciouscycle.info/p/science-behind-the-diet/
Looks delicious baby can't wait to try it
ReplyDeleteThanks Cousin! I bet even your hubby will like em, mine did ;)
DeleteThese are awesome!! You can actually pick them up and roll them like a soft taco and everything. I'm so glad I found your site. Can't wait to try some other recipes!
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad you liked them! Thanks for visiting my blog! =D
DeleteHi there,
ReplyDeleteHow did you cook the white beans and which white beans did you use?
Hi Maera :)
DeleteI use white Navy beans. I have started to do them in the crockpot. Soak them for 20 hours in the crockpot, changing the water once. Then turn on the crockpot on low for about 4 hours or until tender. I have also done it in a regular bowl, and then transfer to a pot. Just remember, the beans with grow when you soak them, so make sure you have double the water in whatever you are soaking them in. I hope this helps!
Hi Michelle, I used Lima beans while waiting for your response and those turned out great, too. I will definitely try white navy beans next.
ReplyDeleteThis recipe is really terrific!
Oh these look great! I want to try to sub out the almond milk for raw organic cow's milk, do you think it will turn out? Thanks for posting, I'm new to grain free so easy fool proof recipes are a hit :)
ReplyDeleteI Kailie! I'm so sorry I missed your question. I hope going grain free is treating you well! I just wanted to share with you that that substitution would work just fine. It all depends on the flavor you are going for. With grain free recipes, it seems as long as the texture is near the same, the recipe works perfect :)
DeleteThanks for all you share here. I'd like to clarify if the amount of white beans is 1/4 cup? And if so, that's the dry bean measurement, right? Would that be about 1/2 after they're soaked? I'd like to cook a larger batch since I'm cooking them and am trying to figure out how many cooked beans for each recipe. Thanks..
ReplyDeleteHi Dorothy! I soaked the beans first and then measured them to 1/4 cup. The egg whites is what gives this recipe the right texture; the beans are there for a nice savory flavor. I hope this helps! Thanks for stopping by my blog =D
Delete*soaked and cooked, then measured :)
DeleteThanks, Michelle. I'm looking forward to making these. I'll fill them with salsa chicken. Yum!
DeleteYou mention that these are sweetened with honey but there is no honey in the ingredients.
ReplyDeleteThanks for that! It was a typo =)
DeleteBrilliant! Love this recipe.
ReplyDeletedo you know if these freeze well?
ReplyDeleteI have not tried! Please let me know if you try it. =)
DeleteCan i use coconut milk since this is ll i have and am out of almond milk. Will this recipe still turn out using cocnut milk would like to try this since i have many allergies to wheat yeast barley corn soy fish apples and mold thank you for sharing this important recipe I've been searching for 12 years online for a recipe for bread tortillas and crepes much appreciate this as this is aboyt the best recipe I've come across being fluffy without the yeast or wheat or corn please keep them coming you trully are a life saver
ReplyDeletePs e ould like to make v right now hopfully you can get back to me soon today thank you so much
ReplyDeleteI apologize for not getting back to you. I missed your comment! I hope these turned out well for you if you tried them. I am sure you can use coconut milk instead. When i substitute, I just use the closest thing to it =)
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