Can I make taquitos on it?
1378476
I would say no on the taquitos . Primarily because they may become "un-rolled" and create a mess on and under the rollers.This equipment is really designed for hot dogs, brats & sausage. There is a removable drip tray to catch any oil, grease. But I think the taquitos would fall apart after they get heated on the rollers. I hope this helps...
1378477
Yes, you can. In fact, the last get-together we had, that's what we cooked. The frozen kind from Costco seem to work best, as they are compact, mostly unbroken, and stay together nicely until you pop those tasty little morsels in your mouth.I have found that this well designed machine works far better at cooking and keeping Brats, Sausage, Dogs, Taquitos, Corn Dogs, and Egg Rolls than any conventional oven can do.I thoroughly recommend! 5 Stars!JGLDFW TX
1864826
Yes you can, it is a great product. I love it. this grill is very good for chicken, meat and fish. it worth it to spend the money on it. It is a good investment.
240923
Yes. Cook with a little more water than it calls for and it will be very mashable.
400684
You can make anything! The consistency is like a slurpee, ver, very fine. It's a great machine!
8831
You should be able to. Just make sure you clean it and prepare it the way its says in the directions.
1280689
That's exactly why I bought it. Choco tacos!!!!Just use your hand to shape it in a U. GET THE TACO, ANY ICE CRAM YOU LIKE, GET SOME MELTED CHOCOLAYE IN A BOWL, DIP THE SHELL AND ICRE CREAM, SPRINKLE NUTS ON TOP. OR USE THOSE MAGIC SHELL THINGS
703849
You should be able to. Just one caution... very little wood chips are needed otherwise the smoke flavor is overwhelming.
618908
Yes, but only about 1/2 way up from the bottom, the top portion of the tortilla would stay uncooked. Option is to use small tortilla's that don't extend beyond the oil level in the fryer when you put the basket into it. You could test it by putting oil in the fryer to your normal level and then put the basket in, empty, to get an idea. I end up tilting the basket inside my fryer to crisp the tops of the tortilla's, it works.
1280690
I am guessing you want to make some kind of sweet taco shell in the iron and I think the answer is "yes". I make stropwaffels in mine. I bake a dough in the iron and then split it into two very thin rounds. I then spread a brown sugar/butter syrup between the rounds and put them back together. Think of an Oreo cookie.
950520
Unfortunately no...however you might be able to make something home made...
616222
These pans are meant for baking so you won't get a nice, puffy, crispy golden shell from these pans. I have baked the tortillas dry, brushed oil on them and have sprayed them with pretty much the same results each time. But we prefer the lower calorie/fat from baking them dry.If you are looking for the tortillas to be how restaurants serve taco salads in, you'll need to fry the tortillas and these pans aren't the proper equipment for that. There are metal wire molds available out there for frying tortillas. I'd probably check kitchen stores and restaurant supply companies for them and you'll need a deep fryer, tall pot or even a turkey fryer. And lots of oil. These pans are meant for baking so you won't get a nice, puffy, crispy golden shell from these pans. I have baked the tortillas dry, brushed oil on them and have sprayed them with pretty much the same results each time. But we prefer the lower calorie/fat from baking them dry.If you are looking for the tortillas to be how restaurants serve taco salads in, you'll need to fry the tortillas and these pans aren't the proper equipment for that. There are metal wire molds available out there for frying tortillas. I'd probably check kitchen stores and restaurant... » Read More These pans are meant for baking so you won't get a nice, puffy, crispy golden shell from these pans. I have baked the tortillas dry, brushed oil on them and have sprayed them with pretty much the same results each time. But we prefer the lower calorie/fat from baking them dry.If you are looking for the tortillas to be how restaurants serve taco salads in, you'll need to fry the tortillas and these pans aren't the proper equipment for that. There are metal wire molds available out there for frying tortillas. I'd probably check kitchen stores and restaurant supply companies for them and you'll need a deep fryer, tall pot or even a turkey fryer. And lots of oil. « Show Less
519458
Not thin enough to make a truly flexible or traditionally thin tortilla. You have to do it by hand to get a really thin tortilla.
1041936
No, it won't work properly on the stove. You need to be able to handle it to press the tortilla's. I press the tortilla's between a sheet of aluminum foil and a sheet of plastic wrap. I pick it up with the aluminum foil and flip it on a hot cast iron pan to crisp up.
600434
I'm not sure if you could, these are rather chunky, bigger pieces, not fine like stovetop ones.
76123
Yes. Also for other recipes check out Kardenas kitchen on the internet for free video recipes. Very yummy!
1875805
We make the shells and keep them for hours. I doubt if you would want to make taco salads ahead. We have always used the large flour tortillas rather than corn.
520354
yes you can with a jig you make, go to this youtube video very informative www.youtube.com/watch?v=ht0Q5MmwWsM