Pureed onion and garlic
Put it in a cloth
And squeeze out the juice
Add some the juice of a lime and some lime zest.
Toast some cumin seeds and dried chili in a pan
And grind them up along with some dried oregano with a mortar and pestle
Add it to the liquid along with some paprika, turmeric, and black pepper
And a splash of beer
Get some chicken thighs and administer the ollllll' poka poka and some kosher salt
And into the marinade they go overnight.
We be grillin'
Looking good
The baking sheet flat top worked surprisingly well
Tacos ready for assembly
>>9065088
Looks good except for the homemade tortillas. They need a higher heat and shorter time to get a bit of browning and even a few spots of charring. Also it looks like you didn't add enough water because they have some cracking.
>>9065109
Ya, I couldn't get the tray hot enough to do that. Any tips on working with wetter tortilla dough? It always feels like if I get it any wetter it will just fall apart in my hands before I can get it onto the cooking surface.
>>9065114
Hard for me to tell if they're made with corn masa or white flour. For corn masa use 1.5 cups hot water to 2 cups masa and then use the press in my pic. Keep the balls covered with plastic wrap while flattening because they dry out quick.
For AP flour tortillas I use 1/2 cup of oil, preferably lard, and 1 cup very hot water to 3.5 cups flour and roll it out with a rolling pin because I'm usually making burritos with them.
I never have to add any extra flour to the corn and just use a light dusting when I roll out the AP ones. Sorry for the Imperial measurements if you're not from 'murrica, but that's all I have.
>>9065380
They were corn masa. I didn't use hot water though, I'll try that next time.
>>9065395
Also when you roll them out or press them have the dough between 2 sheets of plastic. It's easy to just peel off the plastic and slap tortilla on the griddle even if they are a bit wet.