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These are soft, pliable flatbreads made from wheat flour and infused with spinach. The spinach is finely incorporated into the dough, giving the tortillas a subtle green hue and a hint of earthy flavor. They are typically round and thin, designed for easy wrapping and folding. This type of tortilla offers a slightly different visual appeal and taste profile compared to plain flour tortillas, making them a versatile option for various meals.
Spinach flour tortillas are excellent for both savory and sometimes even slightly sweet applications. They can be used as a base for quick meals or as a wrap for various fillings.
To best enjoy their texture, gently warm these tortillas before serving. You can do this by heating them briefly in a dry skillet over medium heat for about 15-30 seconds per side, or by wrapping a stack in a damp paper towel and microwaving for 20-30 seconds. Once warm, they become even more flexible, making them ideal for rolling and stuffing. They hold fillings well without tearing, which is important for wraps and burritos. For quesadillas, they crisp up nicely when cooked with cheese.
Compared to standard flour tortillas, these have a distinct green color from the added spinach. This can add visual interest to dishes. The spinach also contributes a very mild, almost imperceptible flavor that complements many fillings without overpowering them. Their texture is generally similar to regular flour tortillas, remaining soft and flexible.
Home cooks looking for a colorful and slightly different flour tortilla option for everyday meals.
To keep the remaining tortillas fresh and soft, ensure the package is sealed tightly after opening. Store them at room temperature in a cool, dry place. If you won't use them within a few days, refrigeration can extend their freshness, though they may become slightly firmer.