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I do this also but the tortilla shells get mushy on me. mtmuleyWife started making the hunt camp breakfast burritos. Sausage, eggs, cheese, hashbrowns and salsa. Doesn’t get better. Only two us in camp so we should eat well.
She actually makes up about 30-40 of them at a time. Xtra large flour tortillas and wrap them tight. They don’t go mushy with flour or at least the brand she uses. She’ll freeze them and we can eat whenever. Sometimes switching out sausage for bacon. So big hard to even eat a whole one.I do this also but the tortilla shells get mushy on me. mtmuley
So big hard to even eat a whole one.
Dave elk camp 2025?She actually makes up about 30-40 of them at a time. Xtra large flour tortillas and wrap them tight. They don’t go mushy with flour or at least the brand she uses. She’ll freeze them and we can eat whenever. Sometimes switching out sausage for bacon. So big hard to even eat a whole one.
Same, I don't know which one of us is more excited.Huh, my wife just starts asking “hey, when are you leaving?” That’s about it.
Same. You see what you wanna see.I completely misread the title of this thread the first time I read it.
I cook and then let all the ingredients cool before assembling/freezing. That fixed sogginess/mushiness for me.I do this also but the tortilla shells get mushy on me. mtmuley
Assembling when cold is the secret. Draining salsa/tomatoes also helps.I cook and then let all the ingredients cool before assembling/freezing. That fixed sogginess/mushiness for me.
Most I think I’ve ever made at once is 20, and it was hard work! Kudos to your wife, @belshawelk
Happy to find out I was not the only one and happy for the OP that I have english skills of a third grader.I completely misread the title of this thread the first time I read it.
Just simply removing the salsa was the key for us. Not much you can do to help tomatoes from turning to a watery mess once they are froze and then thawed.Assembling when cold is the secret. Draining salsa/tomatoes also helps.
Dry with a bottle of Pico-Pica hot sauce.Just simply removing the salsa was the key for us. Not much you can do to help tomatoes from turning to a watery mess once they are froze and then thawed.
yep she does the same. Everything cools before making. I kept getting yelled at for eating the cooked stuff sitting in the bowels. That must be an important step.I cook and then let all the ingredients cool before assembling/freezing. That fixed sogginess/mushiness for me.
Most I think I’ve ever made at once is 20, and it was hard work! Kudos to your wife, @belshawelk
She doesn't put the salsa in them when making. Sends it with me. I like super hot and my buddy is a ... well lets just say not so fond of hot stuff. BUT, I have found at times it is better not to go over the top hot when out in the woods all day if you know what I meanJust simply removing the salsa was the key for us. Not much you can do to help tomatoes from turning to a watery mess once they are froze and then thawed.