I discovered this recipe on slimpalate via Pinterest a little while ago. It is surprisingly delicious, super easy to make, low-carb, low-calorie and gluten-free. You can use them as the pizza crust or simply top with fresh cheese spread or guacamole...very much like you would with a warm soft tortilla, but without extra calories or carbohydrates.
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- Preheat oven to 190C/375F and line a baking tray with parchment paper.
- Separate cauliflower into smaller florets and remove most of the stem. Pulse until you get a texture slightly finer than rice. Once it’s riced measure it to make sure you have 2 cups packed.
- Place riced cauliflower in bowl and microwave for 2 minutes and stir, then another two minutes and stir again then place in a dish towel and squeeze excess water out as hard as you can. Be careful not to burn yourself because it’s going to be very hot.
- Place drained cauliflower back in bowl and add two eggs, salt and pepper and mix until well combined. Divide the mixture onto a baking sheet into 6 small fairly flat circles.
- Place in the hot oven for 10 minutes then pull out of the oven and carefully peel them off the parchment and flip them and place back in the oven for 5-7 more minutes. Once they’re done place them on a wire rack to cool slightly.
- Heat a medium sized pan over medium heat and place the tortillas into the pan pressing down slightly and brown them to your liking. Don’t skip this step because it gives them slightly crispy on the edges and gives them a wonderfully nutty taste.
You are so right! These look so delectable & crisp indeed! One question though: With what do you eat them?
ReplyDeleteVery original! That is something I am eager to try.
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Rosa
@sophiesfoodiefiles I topped them with Quark and chives for my 2nd breakfast and my cauliflower-hating husband ate them topped with chili con carne.
ReplyDeleteAngie, you are so creative... I love this idea and I look forward to trying this. My gluten-free friends will love this I know.
ReplyDeleteThis is totally new for me but i love the idea .
ReplyDeleteWhat a delicious way to eat cauliflower! It looks terrific.
ReplyDeleteWOW..THESE LOOKS ABSOLUTLY DELICIOUS...WIH I AN HAVE SOME RIGHT NOW.
ReplyDeleteAnother healthy and delicious snack from you :) Lovely post!
ReplyDeleteWhat a delicious and healthy way to make tortillas!
ReplyDeleteWow, such a healthy snack,unusual I have to share this with one of my friends who love gluten free recipe!
ReplyDeleteDear Angie, Sounds creative and delicious. The pictures are beautiful. Blessings dearest. Catherine xo
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea - they look delicious.
ReplyDeleteoooooooh, should try this for my boys, great way to feed cauliflower :)
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ReplyDeleteMe ha encantado sus tortillas de coliflor son hermosas y originales están super,saludos y abrazos.
I can't believe all the alternatives now if you want to go gluten-free. It's cool how many choices there are now. I haven't seen this yet and it sounds pretty easy to do.
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Thanks so much, Angie! I love, love cauliflower! ;) I will!
ReplyDeleteCauliflower is an incredible vegetable. I love the idea of using this for tortillas - healthy, crispy and delicious. Thanks Angie!
ReplyDeleteI love cauliflowers !! these look amazing!!
ReplyDeleteLove the idea of cauliflower tortilla! And love it more on how easy it is. Thanks for sharing Angie! :)
ReplyDeleteCool idea with cauliflower, I could see topping it with ham and cheese for a meal.
ReplyDeleteI keep seeing posts "ricing" cauliflower and using it in all sorts of innovative ways. Your tortillas are another one I now want to try - they look delicious.
ReplyDeleteWow, these are amazing Angie! So interesting, you've got me really intrigued!
ReplyDeleteI love these are gluten free. They look delicious!
ReplyDeleteCauliflower is one of my fav veggies and this is a delicious way to eat them!
ReplyDeletelooks yumm. nice interesting snack
ReplyDeleteStunning Angie, a recipe I've been wanting to try for a long time! Can't wait.
ReplyDeleteA very interesting recipe! Great way to use up cauliflowers!
ReplyDeleteThese sound fabulous Angie. So healthy and you know we are into low carb and low fat. Way cool.
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ReplyDeleteLooks too good...I always love all your clicks, they are awesome!!
It's amazing all the things being done with cauliflower now. I'm a big fan of it and I think I would enjoy this.
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ReplyDeleteI've seen several cauliflower pizza recipes that I've been dying to try. However, I love that you've make these miniatures and use them like tortillas. Great idea. I really must try these.
ReplyDeleteI've seen several cauliflower pizza recipes that I've been dying to try. However, I love that you've make these miniatures and use them like tortillas. Great idea. I really must try these.
ReplyDeleteWhat a delightful and wonderful way to eat gluten!
ReplyDeleteAngie, you always make me crave something I don't normally eat. What a tasty and fabulous way to enjoy cauliflower!
ReplyDeleteThis is fantastic, never thought in using cauliflower to make tortilla...looks delicious Angie.
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely week ahead :D
These tortillas sound yummy! I think I could have them alone or just with some chilli sauce :)
ReplyDeleteLove this unique and healthy tortilla! A brilliant idea :)
ReplyDeleteThis sounds almost too healthy for me but yet I can imagine how delicious these tortilla can be. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteAhhh, interesting. This would make a good wrap for anything. A great unique and a very healthy option to have. thanks for sharing Angie and your pictures are so nice.
ReplyDeleteWhat a delightful and delicious recipe :)
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Choc Chip Uru
This is so cool! Love this carb free tortilla!
ReplyDeleteUnusual, but - very impressive. Would love to try it!
ReplyDeleteexcellente idée, je note
ReplyDeletebonne journée
Amazing! Such a novel way of making cauliflower. Love the idea of using it as a pizza base.
ReplyDeleteWow, looks beautiful.. Love the idea !
ReplyDeletethey look lovely ! very interesting dish !
ReplyDeleteNo way angie these are GF! I cant believe it. They look so darn incredible and light and perfect! Job well done!
ReplyDeleteLuv this recipe and your usage ideas for these cauliflower tortillas, Angie! Fantastic that they're baked too (instead of fried). :)
ReplyDeleteLooks and sounds delicious! I wonder how these would taste as nachos...
ReplyDeleteGreat idea especially not only for people intolerant to gluten but for everyone!
ReplyDeleteOoh, I love this! I am trying to go a month without gluten to see if it makes a difference with my eczema, so these would be perfect.
ReplyDeleteThese look great. I've seen them as pizza crusts but tortillas are a great idea. Good to know they taste good, too!
ReplyDeleteLove these, never saw this new cauliflower rice craze be used for totillas. Must try these soon.
ReplyDeleteIt's really interesting to see how home-made tortillas are made. Well done, Angie!
ReplyDeleteSuch a good idea! It is perfect for those who are not very fond of cauliflower.
ReplyDeleteVery creative, very healthy, very delicious!
ReplyDeleteHugs!
This looks so delicious. Thanks Angie! :)
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ReplyDeleteWhat a clever and genius idea to make these healthy, and delicious tortillas with cauliflower. So inviting, crispy, and super yummy!
ReplyDeleteThese sound so delectable! I’m sure the flavor is wonderful with the cauliflower…yum!
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ReplyDeleteI really like this recipe. It sounds delicious and healthy. I think that they would make a great pizza crust.
ReplyDeleteSuch a unique recipe to substitute for regular flour tortillas. I'd love to try this healthy, flavorful version! Using it for pizza is s great idea!
ReplyDeleteThis sounds so simple!! I would definitely like to try my hand at making this!
ReplyDeletehealthy,scrumptious and a great dish,using cauliflowers makes such a delicious change,thanks for sharing :-)
ReplyDeleteWhat?! These are genius!
ReplyDeleteVery interesting and super healthy, definitely going to try this..
ReplyDeleteI saw this on Pinterest too but now that you've tried it and I know it works, am going to have to make this. My kids love cauliflower.
ReplyDeleteThis looks fantastic! Love it!
ReplyDeleteI've never even heard of cauliflower tortillas before! What a great idea!
ReplyDeleteI love this idea!! How cool...I have yet to try the pinterest popular cauliflower pizza crust, etc. But this looks so simple, I've got to do it!
ReplyDeletei intend to make some flour tortillas one of these days..and saving these for future use , a calufilower tortilla is really interesting!
ReplyDeleteYUM!! I have to make these for my roommate, she would be so impressed. She was trying the paleo diet for a while and know she (and I!) would love these.
ReplyDeleteThis is a lovely recipe. Pinterest is a good recipe collector :)
ReplyDeleteI'm a cauliflower girl- I know I would love these tortillas-very creative recipe Angie !!!
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ReplyDeleteThese are so different! In a good way! Being a cauliflower lover they look and sound absolutely delicious Angie! Love the idea of using them for pizza crust.
ReplyDeletePerfection! And your photography is impeccable :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great tortilla alternative. I love cauliflower, so I have no doubt I would enjoy these! Thank you for sharing Angie!
ReplyDeleteVery unusual, Angie. Love the idea and love cauliflower.
ReplyDeleteWow, Angie! This is really amazing! I love cauliflower and these are fantastic! Pinned! Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great new way to use cauliflower... and an even better twist on the classic tortilla!
ReplyDeleteCauliflower pancakes are my absolute favorite things in the world. The Italians make a meal of these too :) Wonderful. So glad to be back in the world where I can open your website again...
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These tortillas look interesting, especially with cauliflower, but I enjoy gazing at your pictures more!
ReplyDeleteThis is refreshingly different, looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteWow this recipe is the bomb! I need to make this super soon. Can't wait to make this. I will report back when I do :-)
ReplyDeleteAngie,your tortillas look like pancakes.I've never tried before but look delicious and baked in the oven,low calories too.
ReplyDeletei never would've guessed that cauliflower could be used like this--what a tasty and fun idea!
ReplyDeleteHi Angie, very impressive and delightful. Your cooking/baking skill is excellent, I'm impressed.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful week ahead.
A great way of using cauliflower! These tortillas must be delicious!
ReplyDeleteThat is the coolest and healthiest way I've seen to make tortillas! How creative!
ReplyDeleteWhat a yummy way to eat cauliflower...and low carb, too! Scrumptious!
ReplyDeleteI totally have to share this lovely recipe with my dear friend, she is going to fall in love with it! Heck I love it too:-) Yum, Hugs, Terra
ReplyDeleteOh, how brilliant! I've seen (and made) cauliflower puree, cauliflower rice but not cauliflower tortillas -- these would be a huge hit with so many of my friends and clients.
ReplyDeleteJust the other day, I was reading something about using cauliflower as "rice" - by pulsating them in the food processor to tiny bits! :) Simply love this idea. Hope to try it soon!
ReplyDeleteI have to try them. Must be really delicious! My mother used to make battered cauliflower and we actually added sugar on top and ate it as dessert :)
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ReplyDeletewould love to try it
ReplyDeleteAngie , what a wonderful and creative take on tortillas ! They sure look pretty tasty esp with some savoury spread on top , yummmm :D
ReplyDeleteAnd this is something truly interesting as well. What a tramendous idea.
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These look absolutely delicious - and how cute storing them in a bell jar!
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