Anonymous
11/16/2013 07:39
Subject: Authentic Tortillas
I make my own. Use coconut oil for extra deliciousness.
Anonymous
11/16/2013 07:21
Subject: Authentic Tortillas
Whole foods has good fresh tortillas they shipinfromNew Mexico. Some of the stores like P St in DC also have a tortilla maker onsite sometimes making fresh tortillas. Guapos in Clarendon also makes tortillas in house with a tortilla maker in the front of the restaurant.
Anonymous
11/16/2013 01:07
Subject: Authentic Tortillas
Anonymous wrote:Authentic tortillas are not made of flour. If you want good tex mex try Rio Grande in Bethesda. They have great flour tortillas.
Yes, flour tortillas date back only to 1550 AD. They are really the new kid on the block.
Anonymous
11/15/2013 22:35
Subject: Authentic Tortillas
Anonymous wrote:Trader Joe's handmade flour tortillas. They taste very authentic, believe it or not.
+1
Anonymous
11/15/2013 22:19
Subject: Authentic Tortillas
Anonymous wrote:Anywhere in Montgomery County that I can buy really good flour tortillas?
The grocery store? Authentic ~ corn, but for flour I like the Natures Promise brand at Giant.
Anonymous
11/15/2013 22:18
Subject: Authentic Tortillas
Trader Joe's handmade flour tortillas. They taste very authentic, believe it or not.
Anonymous
11/15/2013 20:50
Subject: Authentic Tortillas
Authentic tortillas are not made of flour. If you want good tex mex try Rio Grande in Bethesda. They have great flour tortillas.
Anonymous
11/15/2013 20:37
Subject: Authentic Tortillas
There are lots of little Mexican shops/bodega-type places in South Arlington. Don't know about MC.
Anonymous
11/15/2013 19:16
Subject: Authentic Tortillas
Anywhere in Montgomery County that I can buy really good flour tortillas?