Tortilla Dough Cooked Like Bread?

You'd have fairly dense bread.

>>7672617
>What then?

it's called hardtack

>>7672617
then you will have opened the seventh seal and doomed us all

Depends on if you're talking leavened or unleavened. In the case of unleavened, you'll end up with an inedible stone.

>>7672688
so what >>7672623 said

>>7672617
>What then?

the planets would align

>>7672617
Sometimes when I want fresh tortillas, I just bake one big one on a baking sheet and tear it into pieces.

If you shaped it like a loaf of bread, it would be hard and unpleasant in texture unless you leaven it, but then you're just making bread. If you're using corn flour, it'll still have an unpleasant texture even with leavening because corn has no gluten for structure so it won't get light and fluffy like baked bread.

>>7673028
Afghan style

if corn tortillas then hopefully you'd have something like a bland sort of cornbread. That's assuming it would be edible in the first place

>>7672617
I don't know, but maybe it would be like corn bread? Try it out.
>>7673080
Keks. Maybe lose some tootheses in the process.

None of you have baked in your lives

>>7672617
Consult Revelations