One of the best recipes I’ve put on the blog this year is one for grain free tortillas. Today I’m even more excited to bring you grain-free keto spinach tortillas.
The flavor is subtle, the color is beautiful and the texture is pliable. This Keto spinach tortillas recipe makes 8 tortillas, you can use for enchiladas, tacos and wraps. They store well in the freezer and I recommend making a double batch because if you’re following a low calorie (98 calories) or low carb (2 net carbs) diet, you will make these at least weekly to have as a staple.
I made these on a whim when I wanted to make green enchiladas and just happened to have fresh spinach in the house. I threw a big handful of raw baby spinach into a food processor with some almond flour and got a gorgeous green mixture. This was a very happy development.
I laugh to myself wondering why I don’t have 100 spinach recipes here, as I am the Spinach Tiger. If you’re wondering how I got the name, it was christened from a friend who said “she’s a real spinach tiger” in a lively debate. I knew it that moment it was a name I was suppose to embrace and about a year later, it became my blog name. It seems to fit my food view perfectly and almost ten years later, I’m still here and I’m glad you are too.
This recipe for grain free keto spinach tortillas is very similar to my regular grain free tortilla, which is a serious staple in our kitchen.
You’ll need a few things to make these, but it will be a wise investment. I am very conscientious about products I recommend, as I don’t like gadgets or wasting my money or your money.
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Kitchen Tools and Ingredients needed for the Keto Spinach Tortillas
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- Tortilla Press. You could roll them out, but to get a uniform shape, this is worth it.
- Pre-Cut Parchment papers. (trust me).
- Blanched Superfine Almond Flour
- Coconut Flour
- Xanthum Gum (do NOT skip this ingredient. You can’t make the grain free spinach tortillas without them). They will stick to the parchment paper and you’ll hate me. You only use a small amount, so this investment will have a big return.
- Food Processor
- Golden Flax Meal
- Chia Seeds (optional, but I always use them).
Additional ingredients include white vinegar, an, egg and baking soda, (which you’ll probably have on hand.)
Once you make the tortillas, you’ll want to make this chicken enchiladas recipes.
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- 112 grams almond flour (about 1 cup) Order Here
- 21 grams coconut flour Order Here
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 2 teaspoons xanthum gum Order Here
- 1 teaspoon sea salt
- 1 large handful raw baby spinach
- 2 teaspoons chia seeds (optional) Order Here
- 1 tablespoon golden flax meal Order Here
- 2 teaspoons white vinegar
- 3 tablespoons water
- 1 egg
- Kitchen Tools
- Tortillas Press Order Here
- Parchment Rounds Order Here
- Mix all dry ingredients together.
- Process spinach in food processor with a little of the dry mixture.
- Eventually add remaining mixture.
- Add in egg, vinegar, and water.
- Wrap in plastic and refrigerate at least 20 minutes. You can chill overnight.
- To make tortillas that are uniform in size, I weight the dough in grams, divide that number by eight. I weigh each ball.
- Using a tortilla press with parchment paper, make tortillas and cook on griddle or frying pan one at a time.
- I start with a high heat and then reduce to medium low. Tortillas cook quickly about 20 seconds each side.
- Allow to cool before storing.
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What a fantastic colour and a great way of getting extra veggies into your dinner!
Thank you Cat.
Oh I’m totally going to make these for my kids – what a great idea! Such a gorgeous colour (let’s hope the kids think so too…)
They taste great. Thanks, Mandy.
wow, they just look amazing! Love how you made them!
Anna,
These are my favorite new tortillas. Thrilled with the color. Thank you.
Wow, these tortillas look just amazing. Love that its made with almond and coconut flour. Will have to try these.
Thank you Esha. They are really good.
These are certainly impressive to look at. Anything this bright and vibrant gets my seal of approval.