Making taco bowls from tortillas

Store-bought tortilla or taco bowls are usually deep-fried, but our version is baked in the oven. Learn how to make healthier taco bowls at home.

This easy recipe shows you how to make your own homemade taco bowl big enough to hold an entire taco salad! Simple and delicious!

These baked tortilla burrito bowls are a quick and easy dinner recipe! Bake these delicious burrito bowls using flour tortillas. If you love Mexican food, you will love baking these burrito bowls and using them to serve tacos and taco salads for dinner

These edible tortilla bowls are easy to make and will wow your family and friends.

Tortilla Bowls - Recipe and video tutorial for a quick and easy way to make your own delicious and fun-to-eat tortilla shells!

It's so easy to make your own bowl for Taco Salad and it's pretty impressive to guests. I personally think that these bowls taste better than ones you can buy already made. They bubble up and get crunchy but not too crunchy. Here's what you need to make your own Taco Salad Bowls (Click here for printable recipe) An empty can (you can use a can of black beans or kidney beans to add to your salad so just use that one) 3-quart saucepan (one that's a little smaller in diameter than your flour…

Tortilla bowls are fun to use to hold taco fixin's, tacos salads, and more. For a step-by-step photo tutorial that illustrates how to make your own in a variety of sizes, see original blog post at http://www.theyummylife.com/blog/2011/11/253

Air Fryer Flour Tortilla Bowls are a must for your next taco salad night! So crispy and easy to make, these tortilla bowls will make you feel like you ordered from a restaurant! Directions included for both taco size and burrito size tortillas!

Easy taco bowl shells made in the oven in minutes. Impress guests with taco bowls that can be used for dips, salads and much more!.

If you prepare taco salad often enough to merit wanting to serve it restaurant-style, in the traditional deep-fried, flour tortilla bowl, I highly suggest making a small investment, $15.00-ish, in a metal, one- or two-piece fryer-basket that will not only make this task easy-as-pie, it will keep you or yours from getting burned by jury-rigged crack-pot methods -- puns intended. All kidding aside, regulating the heat on an open pot of hot oil on the stovetop, while maneuvering a tin can…