When most people think of breakfast burritos, they think of a very indulgent, non-vegan situation (loaded burritos with eggs, cheese, and potatoes). Vegan breakfast burritos, on the other hand, are often relegated to the frozen section of the grocery store, with very few restaurants offering them. And those frozen vegan burritos are tiny and pitiful (and often inedible).
So, I set out to create an epic vegan breakfast burrito that was just as mouthwatering, indulgent, and loaded as your classic breakfast burrito. A vegan queso sauce, eggy tofu scramble, pico de gallo, crispy roasted potatoes, and creamy avocado. All rolled up into a flour tortilla and skillet griddled to perfection.
And if you’re looking for more delicious vegan breakfast ideas, check out my round-up of 40 fantastic vegan breakfast recipes! This list has everything from easy weekday breakfasts to indulgent weekend brunches, so you’re sure to find something you’ll love.
Why you’ll love these vegan breakfast burritos
Deluxe breakfast burritos. These burritos have it all. That crispy potato situation, a liquid gold cheese sauce that tastes like queso, a very eggy tofu scramble, a spicy and fresh salsa, and creamy avocado.
Every component is gourmet and incredibly tasty on its own. When you roll up five tasty components into a flour tortilla, and griddle it until it’s slightly crispy on the outside but still chewy on the inside…well, you get burrito perfection.
Make ahead. While these burritos are deluxe and have several components, you can make many of them ahead of time. The only component that can’t be made ahead of time is the avocado (obvi), and that takes almost zero work. Read more in the “Frequently Asked Questions” section.
You can also make several of the components simultaneously. For instance, while the potatoes are soaking you can get started on the pico de gallo. And while the potatoes are cooking, you can make the tofu scramble and queso sauce.
Totally Customizable. While I love each component in this burrito, this recipe is also easy to customize. For instance, you can swap the Yukon gold potatoes for sweet potatoes. Or use your favorite store-bought salsa instead of my pico de gallo recipe. Instead of the avocado, you can add guacamole!
Texture and flavor heaven. You get crispiness from (a) the crispy roasted potatoes and (b) the griddled tortilla exterior; (b) chewiness from the interior of the flour tortilla; (c) creaminess from the avocado, queso and eggy tofu scramble. Flavorwise, you get a mixture of cheesy, eggy, spicy, and salty…all so good!
Components in vegan breakfast burritos
Cheese Sauce / Queso
I chose to include this cheese sauce for a few reasons. One, the flavors are reminiscent of queso, which is always delicious in a burrito. Two, I use it in my Buffalo Chickpea Quesadillas and Vegan Crunchwrap Supreme, and it’s a fan favorite (many readers describe it as “life-changing”). And three, many store-bought vegan cheeses don’t melt well, so I opted for this creamy cheese sauce instead.
Oh, also it’s so easy to make (the blender does all the work) and requires very few ingredients. The hardest part is to remember to soak your cashews!
How to soften raw cashews
If you have a high-powered blender like a Vitamix, you can soak the cashews in boiling water for as little as 30 minutes. If you don’t, you can soak your cashews in cool water overnight. And regardless of what blender you have, you can also add your cashews to a saucepan, cover with water, and boil for 15 minutes. Boiling is the quickest option and works great.
Tofu Scramble
Tofu scramble gets a bad rap. And I can see why (sometimes). Texturewise, it can be dry and flavorwise, it can be, well, bland. Not so with this tofu scramble recipe! It’s eggy and tastes remarkably like eggs.
There are three main “secrets” to my eggy and creamy tofu scramble:
1. Use firm tofu. Extra firm tofu isn’t bad for tofu scramble, but if you want to mimic the soft eggy texture of scrambled eggs, firm tofu is fantastic. It gets a nice golden coating when you fry it, but stays soft on the inside.
2. Add a sauce. Since scrambled eggs are quite high-fat and quite soft, adding a sauce makes the tofu scramble more egg-like. My sauce has lots of flavor (garlic and onion powder, turmeric, paprika, chipotle chilies, nutritional yeast) as well as some fat (tahini and oat milk). The sauce coats the tofu scramble and gives it a more eggy consistency and texture.
Nutritional Yeast
Brings that cheesy flavor to all sorts of vegan foods (also high in B vitamins!)
3. Kala namak. Aka Indian black salt. If you’re familiar with vegan cooking, you may be acquainted with this unique ingredient. According to Wikipedia, it’s a “kiln-fired rock salt used in South Asia with a sulphurous, pungent smell.”
Be warned, the smell is really intense, but it does lend that je ne sais quoi taste of eggs to tofu scramble. It also loses its potency as it cooks, so I add some to the sauce, as well as sprinkle a bit on the tofu scramble after it’s done cooking.
Kala Namak
Himalayan black salt that brings that distinctive eggy taste to tofu scramble.
Pico de Gallo
While store-bought salsa is totally fine, these burritos get taken over the top with a super flavorful salsa fresca, AKA pico de gallo. It’s really simple to make (tomatoes, onions, cilantro, serrano peppers, lime, salt) but packs a serious flavor punch.
I opted for cherry tomatoes since it’s not tomato season and smaller tomatoes are sweeter and juicier (and less watery). But, I’ve also made this with regular tomatoes and works well too.
Note: The salsa on its own is really quite spicy, but once you wrap it up in the burrito with all those other fillings, it’s less noticeable. That said, if you have what I call “baby mouth,” you can use a jalapeño instead or de-seed the serrano pepper.
Crispy Roasted Potatoes
For me, a breakfast burrito must have potatoes. And I like my potatoes crispy. This recipe is simple but delivers maximal crispiness. It’s adapted from Gimme Some Oven’s Crispy Roasted Potatoes recipe.
Here are my tips for crispy roasted potatoes:
1. Use Yukon gold potatoes. They’re not too starchy or too waxy and make for great roasted potatoes. Don’t believe me? Bon Appétit also thinks Yukon Gold potatoes are the best for roasting.
2. Soak and agitate the potatoes. Potatoes are super starchy, and excess starch can inhibit them from crisping up. To get rid of excess starch, I soak the potatoes in cold water for 5 minutes, then agitate them with my hands. Drain off the water (it’ll be cloudy = full of starch!) and rinse again.
3. Dry the potatoes well. Once you wash those potatoes, be sure to give them a good pat dry with a towel. Wet potatoes ≠ crispy potatoes.
4. Coat potatoes in cornstarch. This might sound like an odd ingredient, but coating the potatoes in cornstarch before roasting them makes a crispy difference.
5. Wait to salt. Salting beforehand draws out the potatoes’ moisture, which is the opposite of what you want for crispy potatoes. So avoid the urge to salt them before popping them in the oven. Once they’re crispy, sprinkle on sea salt or kosher salt – it gives them this delicate crunch that is amazing.
PS: if you want a crispy factor in your breakfast burritos but don’t want to use potatoes, you can try adding Mushroom Bacon (you can find a recipe for mushroom bacon in my Vegan Breakfast Quesadillas recipe).
Avocado
Last but not least, the avocado! It adds a creamy, fatty factor that I adore. To amp up the flavor with minimal work, I squeeze lime juice and sea salt on the avocado before adding it.
How to make vegan breakfast burritos
Make the vegan queso sauce.
Add all of the ingredients–soaked & raw cashews, plain vegan yogurt, salsa, nutritional yeast, water, pickled jalapeños, cumin, chili powder, and smoked paprika–to a blender.
Blend until the sauce is completely smooth and creamy.
Make the tofu scramble.
Drain a block of firm tofu. Press the tofu for 15 minutes, then crumble into chunks with your hands.
Combine the seasonings for the eggy sauce in a bowl.
Pour in the oat milk and whisk to combine.
Add the crumbled tofu to a large nonstick frying pan that’s been heated with a bit of oil over medium-high heat.
Fry the tofu until lightly golden on the outside.
Add the eggy sauce, and stir to coat the tofu. Cook until the sauce evaporates a bit and you reach your desired texture. Cook briefly for a soft, wetter scramble, or for a few minutes for a drier scramble.
Make the pico de gallo.
Combine the onion, serrano pepper, lime juice, and salt. Marinate for 10 minutes.
Combine the onion mixture with the chopped tomatoes, garlic, and cilantro.
Toss everything together, adding salt and pepper to taste. Rest for 5-10 minutes to allow the flavors to marry.
Make the crispy roasted potatoes.
Cut the potatoes into 1/2-inch cubes. Add to a bowl and cover with cold water. Soak 5 minutes, then agitate the potatoes. Drain and rinse again. Dry well.
Transfer the potatoes to a parchment paper lined baking sheet and toss with cornstarch and black pepper.
Roast the potatoes in the oven at 425ºF/218ºC until golden brown on the bottom, then flip, and roast until nicely golden brown all over. Sprinkle with sea salt or kosher salt.
Assemble the breakfast burritos
Grab a large burrito-sized tortilla (I used 10-inch flour tortillas). Add a generous dollop of the queso sauce to one half of the tortilla. Top with the tofu scramble, followed by the roasted potatoes, pico de gallo, and avocado. Roll up the burrito.
Add the rolled burrito to a hot frying pan, seam side down. Cook until the burrito is golden brown and sealed on the bottom. Flip and cook until the second side is golden brown.
Frequently Asked Questions
I recommend assembling the burritos on the day you plan to eat them for the best texture, but all of the components (except the avocado) can be made ahead of time.
The queso/cheese sauce will stay good in your fridge for up to 1 week. The tofu scramble can be kept in the fridge for up to 5 days. While the roasted potatoes are crispiest on day 1 and the pico de gallo is best on day 1, both can be stored in the fridge for 3-4 days.
If you’re planning to keep leftover burritos, I’d recommend leaving out the avocado, as it will brown within a day or so.
Again, I recommend not including the avocado in leftover burritos. Wrap refrigerated burritos in aluminum foil and place in the oven at 350ºF/175ºC. Heat for 15 to 20 minutes, or until the fillings are warmed through and the burritos are a bit crisp.
Yes, but I would avoid adding the salsa and avocado for the best results, and instead make those fresh and serve on the side (or serve with store-bought salsa). Wrap the burritos in foil and freeze. To reheat, add the wrapped burritos to a 400ºF/200ºC oven and bake for 30-40 minutes.
If you’re allergic or intolerant to soy, you can omit the tofu scramble entirely. Or try something like a chickpea flour omelette (cut into small pieces) or a chickpea scramble (check out this scrambled chickpea recipe from Laura of The First Mess).
While you won’t the same luscious texture without cashews, many readers have subbed raw sunflower seeds for cashews with decent results (soak the seeds for 1 hour, or quick boil).
You can find kala namak, aka Indian black salt, in South Asian grocery stores, as well as online marketplaces like Amazon. It adds that classic eggy taste to tofu scrambles, as well as other egg substitute dishes (think tofu egg salad sandwich or chickpea scramble). It’s also used in several Indian dishes like chutneys and spicy pickles. More ideas for black salt here.
If you don’t have it or don’t want to purchase it, use kosher salt or sea salt (but you’ll miss out on the eggy taste).
Pinch in the edges of the tortilla and fold it over the filling. Tuck the fillings into the tortilla, fold the edges in again, and give it a final roll.
If you love these epic vegan breakfast burritos, please leave a rating and review with your feedback and tag me on Instagram with your remakes :)
Watch! How to make this recipe
The Best Vegan Breakfast Burritos
Ingredients
- 4 to 6 burrito-sized flour tortillas (use GF as needed)
- Vegan Queso Sauce (recipe below)
- Eggy Tofu Scramble (recipe below)
- Crispy Roasted Potatoes (recipe below)
- Pico de Gallo (recipe below)
- 1 large or 2 medium avocados, diced
- 1 tablespoon fresh lime juice
- Sea salt or kosher salt
- Hot sauce for serving (I like Cholula or Tapatio)
Instructions
- Squeeze a little bit of lime juice onto the diced avocado and sprinkle with a bit of salt to season.
- Assemble the burritos. Grab a large burrito-sized tortilla. Add a generous dollop of the queso sauce onto one half of the tortilla, leaving a border on the edges. Spoon some of the tofu scramble on top, followed by the roasted potatoes, pico de gallo, and the avocado.Tip: When adding the salsa, limit the amount of liquid from the salsa to avoid the burrito getting wet.
- Roll the burritos. Pinch in the edges of the tortilla and fold it over the filling. Tuck the fillings into the tortilla, fold the edges in again, and give it a final roll. Repeat with the remaining tortillas and fillings, or store the leftover fillings separately in the fridge.
- Griddle the burritos. Heat a frying pan over medium heat. Add a touch of oil or cooking spray (not needed if your pan is nonstick). Add the burrito, seam-side down. Press down on the burrito with a large spatula or with a plate. Cook for 2 minutes, or until golden brown on the bottom. Carefully flip and cook another 1 to 2 minutes, or until golden brown on the second side.
- Serve burritos warm with hot sauce on the side, if desired.
Notes
The Best Vegan Queso
Ingredients
- 1 cup (~130g) raw cashews
- 1/2 cup (~112g) vegan coconut yogurt (unsweetened, plain)
- 1/2 cup (~120g) of your favorite salsa
- 2 tablespoons water
- 1 teaspoon ground cumin
- 1/2 teaspoon chili powder
- 1/2 teaspoon smoked paprika
- Several cracks of freshly cracked black pepper
- 2 tablespoons nutritional yeast
- 2 tablespoons pickled jalapeños + 2 tablespoons of the pickled jalapeño brine
- Kosher salt or sea salt to taste
Instructions
- Add the raw cashews to a saucepan. Cover with water and bring to a boil. Boil for 15 minutes. Drain the soaked cashews. Alternatively, you can soak the cashews in cool water overnight.If you have a high-powered blender like a Vitamix, you can soak the cashews in boiling water for 15-30 minutes.
- Add the drained cashews to a high-powered blender. Add the yogurt, salsa, water, cumin, chili powder, paprika, black pepper, nutritional yeast, pickled jalapeños, and pickled jalapeño brine. Blend until thick, creamy, and smooth. Taste for seasonings, adding salt as needed.Note: the pickled jalapeños are decently salty, so I don't add much salt, but if you skip them, be sure to add salt (1/2 to 1 teaspoon kosher salt).
- To serve warm, add the queso to a small saucepan and gently heat over low heat, stirring occasionally, for 8 minutes. If it seems too thick, add a splash of plant-based milk or water and stir to incorporate.
Seriously The Best Tofu Scramble
Ingredients
- 1 14- or 16-ounce (400/454g) block of firm tofu*
- 1/4 teaspoon ground turmeric
- ½ teaspoon garlic powder
- ½ teaspoon onion powder
- ¼ teaspoon paprika
- ½ teaspoon chipotle chile flakes (crushed chipotle chilies)
- ½ teaspoon kala namak (AKA Indian black salt), plus more to finish**
- Freshly cracked black pepper
- 1 generous tablespoon tahini
- 2 tablespoons nutritional yeast
- ½ cup (120 mL) full-fat oat milk, (or other creamy plant milk)
- 1 tablespoon olive oil or cooking oil of choice
- Sea salt or kosher salt to taste
Instructions
- Drain the tofu. Line a cutting board with a few layers of paper towels or a thin dish towel. Place the tofu on top, then weigh it down with a heavy cookbook, or a large plate weighed down by a few cans of beans. Press the tofu for 15 minutes.
- Make the eggy sauce. In a bowl, whisk together the turmeric, garlic powder, onion powder, paprika, chipotle, kala namak, black pepper, tahini, and nutritional yeast. Pour in the milk gradually and whisk until you have a nice sauce.
- Crumble the pressed tofu with your hands into chunks, not too big or too small (see photos in step-by-step instructions for the size).
- Heat a large nonstick frying pan over medium-high heat with the oil. Once the oil is hot, add the tofu to the pan, and fry until it’s lightly browned, 5 to 7 minutes. Stir occasionally but not too often to allow the exterior to get lightly browned. Break up any large chunks of tofu with your spatula but don’t break it up too finely.
- Add the eggy sauce and fold to combine, using a silicone spatula to coat each piece of tofu with the sauce. Continue frying the tofu until you reach your desired texture and consistency.***If you prefer scramble on the dry side, cook for a few minutes. If you prefer it on the wet side, cook for just 30-60 seconds.
- Finish the scramble with a few shakes of kala namak. Taste, and add a pinch of kosher salt or sea salt as needed. Reheat leftovers in a frying pan or in the microwave.
Notes
Crispy Roasted Potatoes
Ingredients
- 20-22 ounces (570-630g) Yukon Gold potatoes, peeled and diced as evenly as possible into ½-inch to ¾-inch cubes
- 1 tablespoon cornstarch
- Freshly cracked black pepper
- 2 tablespoons regular olive oil (or avocado oil)
- Kosher salt or sea salt to taste
Instructions
- Preheat the oven to 425ºF/218ºC.
- Transfer the peeled and cubed potatoes to a large bowl of cold water and soak for 5 minutes. Then agitate the potatoes by swishing them around in the water with your hands, then drain. The water will be very starchy (this is the starch washing off). Rinse the potatoes again in cold water. Drain the potatoes, then wrap in a clean kitchen towel or paper towels and dry well.
- In a small bowl, combine the cornstarch and several rounds of freshly cracked black pepper.
- Transfer the potatoes to a parchment paper-lined baking sheet, and use your hands to coat the potatoes with the oil. Sprinkle the cornstarch mixture over the potatoes, then toss again with your hands until they’re evenly coated. Spread the potatoes out in an even layer with no overlap.
- Roast in the oven for 18 to 20 minutes until golden on the bottom, then remove from the oven and flip the potatoes. Return to the oven and roast for another 15 minutes, until browned and crispy. If they're not as browned as you’d like, roast for another 5 minutes. Note: The exact timing of the potatoes will depend on how small you've cut them.
- Remove the potatoes from the oven and sprinkle generously with kosher salt or sea salt to taste. Allow to rest for a few minutes before using or eating.
Pico de Gallo
Ingredients
- 1 serrano pepper, finely minced (use jalapeño for a milder version or de-seed the pepper)
- 3/4 cup diced red onion (100g)
- 2 ½ tablespoons fresh lime juice, plus more to taste
- 3/4 teaspoon kosher salt, plus more to taste
- 12 ounces good-quality tomatoes, diced*
- 1 fat garlic clove, grated or crushed (optional)**
- 1/2 cup fresh cilantro, chopped
- Freshly cracked black pepper to taste
Instructions
- Combine the serrano pepper, onion, salt, and lime in a large bowl and allow to marinate for 10 minutes.
- Place the tomatoes in a colander or strainer and sprinkle with a pinch or two of salt. Let rest for 10 minutes, while the onion mixture is marinating. This is done to drain excess water from tomatoes and avoid a watery salsa.
- Add the tomatoes to the onion mixture, along with the garlic and cilantro. Mix to combine, then season to taste with salt and pepper. Toss again, and adjust seasonings accordingly, adding more salt or lime juice as needed. Allow to rest for 5-10 minutes to allow the flavors to meld.
Notes
I made just the tofu scramble for breakfast this morning. I haven’t been able to eat eggs for a year due to an allergy. I have missed them soooooo much! Not anymore..the scramble was BETTER than eggs! I have to stop myself from eating the entire skillet. Hello veganism….rock! Thank you, Nisha, for your dedication and talent as well as your wonderful sense of humor.
I turn to your recipes when I want to treat myself to something that I can trust will be delicious and complex regarding depth of flavor. As a student and worker, I often do not have much time to put into making my meals, so I love that when I want to treat myself to something nice, I can trust that a recipe from you will be worth the time set aside to make it. This burrito is delicious and has made my day today feel so much more wholesome! Thank you!
The egg-y tofu scramble is AMAZING. I was hesitant that the tahini and plant milk would do that much, but it was a game changer. I made the tofu scramble with sautéed veggies for my meat eating boyfriend and myself and he loved it! He raved about how it was the best vegan breakfast we have had together! While I don’t think he will turn vegan anytime soon, I’m so thankful to know that his mindset towards veganism changes when we are together! Many thanks 🖤
We are so happy to hear that Kira! Thanks for trying this recipe and leaving a positive review :)
Hi Nisha,
I love all of your recipes I have made so far. I just made creamy lemon asparagus pasta and it was fabulous! Now I want to try the breakfast burrito, but before I do, a question: what brand of plain non-sweetened coconut yoghurt do you use? I don’t know any of them very well, and would like to stick with what you are using. Thanks again for your amazing recipes and meticulous details on prep.
Barbara (Montreal)
Hi Barbara, we love using thick and tangy coconut yogurts in the Rainbow Plant Life Kitchen! A few of our favorites are CocoJune, Culina and GT’s CocoYo!
What is your favorite nut substitute for those with cashew allergies? Would walnuts work well?
Hi Jen! We haven’t tried walnuts, but a lot of users have used raw hulled sunflower seeds. We also have not tried raw almonds in this recipe, but have in a similar recipe so you could try raw almonds that have been soaked.
This was bomb.com. Period. I replace the tofu with black beans, and just threw in some onions and tomatoes instead of making pico de gallo. So quick to assemble and so good!
Awesome, Pooja. Thanks for your comment and for taking the time to review!
Beautiful looking and deliciously tasting recipe! 150 out of 100! And that tofu scramble is The Best!
Soo yummy & easy to make!
This was amazing for my first making something whole vegan-based. Wish I could know how much one burrito is in calories. Trying to watch my weight. Does anyone else have the same question?
Hi Jennifer, you could definitely search the nutrition facts for each of these ingredients and add them up to get a rough estimate of the calories per burrito.
Just made the tofu scramble because I didn’t have the other ingredients yet, but it is absolutely delicious!
Awesome, Chelsea. We are stoked you love the tofu scramble. Thanks for your comment and for taking the time to review!
I don’t often leave recipe reviews.
I’ve been trying a lot of Nisha’s recipes recently and this is sooo good. I’m making it for my lunches and finding it hard resisting the urge to not eat everything now.
I made the queso, tofu and potatoes and they were all a huge hit. Even the tofu-haters loved it. So delicious. I added the leftover tofu to the potato mix and baked and it was crisp and flavoursome.
This recipe is fantastic!
We have a household full of different diets and food sensitivities and this recipe was perfect for everyone. My husband in particular was missing hearty foods and this hit the spot!
Nisha, I’ve been cooking tofu scramble for my husband for the last few years (it turns out he’s allergic to eggs). There was never a tofu scramble batch that resembled eggs. This is fantastic! Thank you very much for putting in the time to write these recipes (you’d make a great engineer). I’m so glad I came across your blog!
ozden
Hi Ozden, I’m so thrilled that you found a tofu scramble that resembled eggs for your husband. I’ve had many tofu scrambles over the last 5 years that have been meh so I’m glad this one was a success :) I think a traditional engineer job might bore me but I certainly would enjoy food engineering (if that’s a job!).
Hi Nisha! What would make a good substitute for the pickled jalapeño in the cheese sauce? Would caper brine work, or should I just omit all together? I think it’s funny that you said (for the salsa) that a “baby mouth” could sub jalapeño- that would still be WAY too hot for me! I can barley tolerate mild salsa.
Hi Diana, caper brine could be a nice option. I haven’t tried it though so I’d start with one TBSP and see how you like it. You’ll also want to add a bit of salt, as the pickled jalapeños and brine are quite salty. As for the salsa, I think I meant a jalapeño without the seeds and membranes (where all the heat lives). For milder than that, try checking out this list of mild chili peppers: https://www.chilipeppermadness.com/chili-pepper-types/sweet-mild-chili-peppers/
I made this as part of my meal prep for brunches this week – assembling the sandwich and adding the avocado when ready to eat. OMG! It was amazing. Hands down the best tasting breakfast sandwich I have ever eaten, let alone made (and I’m a moderate cook). I followed the recipe to a tee except for subbing regular potatoes for sweet potatoes. So freakin good! Thank you Nisha!
Thanks for the lovely feedback, Hermie!
yum, yummier, the yummiest tofu scramble EVER! the spice mix with the addition of tahini, nutritional yeast and milk gives this the BEST flavour! I added some mushrooms, tomatoes, frozen kale, chickpeas and garnished it with some chives. you always manage to come up with the tastiest recipes, Nisha! and my dad (meat eater) tells me how much he prefers your recipes to the non-vegan versions which is always a win for me. so thank you :))
Love the recipes, but the videos never finish the recipe demo !!! Why is this ?
We would like to see the entire demo so that we can do the same when we use your recipes.
Please fix this soon.
Hi Nina, thanks for bringing that to my attention! I will have my website developer look into this and hopefully get it resolved soon.
Hi Nisha, along those lines, when looking for recipes on your web site, the requests to “load more” never completes. Love your recipes!
I only made the tofu scramble portion of this recipe, but the seasoning blend is awesome! It was very flavorful. I sauteed a variety of veggies first, then added in the tofu, then the seasong, and it turned out great. I saw this on your YouTube channel, and appreciate Max giving a tutorial on how to properly roll a burrito; something I’ve never been able to grasp! And I just need to say how much I LOVE your taste testers! :)
Thank you, Nisha!
Recipe looks awesome, I am going to try It tomorrow. What kind of tortilla do you use, does it wrap well with almond flour tortilla like the ones from Siete