Paleo Tortilla Recipe Vegan Gluten Free

I love making simple bread recipes, like my 2-Ingredient Bread, Spinach Tortillas, or Flaxseed Tortillas. I’ve developed so many ways of turning classic recipes into much healthier and yet easier versions that I’m sure you’ll love these paleo wraps just as much! Paleo baking is so similar to my other passion, keto baking. If you’ve tried my many tortilla recipes on Sweet As Honey, you’ll see that I’ve mastered the art of mixing paleo ingredient to make flatbreads that taste just like the real thing.

What Are Paleo Tortillas?

A paleo tortilla is a flatbread or wrap made with grain-free, gluten-free flours, dairy-free, and egg-free, like my Spinach Quinoa Tortillas. Therefore, paleo tortillas are vegan and ideal to create vegan gluten-free wraps.

Why You’ll Love These Tortillas

These Paleo Tortillas are the perfect way of making wraps and tacos, and they are:

Gluten-Free Grain-Free Egg-Free Dairy-Free Vegan Flexible Only 6 Ingredients Ready in 15 Minutes

Ingredients and Substitutions

Most vegan gluten-free tortilla recipes use grain as flour, like quinoa, rice, or millet. While all these flours are healthy, some can’t tolerate grain and therefore grain-free tortillas are your best option. I already shared with you a coconut flour tortilla recipe, this time let’s see how you can make delicious vegan gluten-free tortillas with almond flour! All the ingredients you need for this vegan gluten-free tortilla recipe are:

Arrowroot Flour or Tapioca Flour, either of these flours can be used for this recipe with the same amount, they are both paleo-friendly. You can also use corn starch instead of arrowroot flour but it won’t be paleo anymore and the tortillas will slightly less flexible. This is a paleo arrowroot tortilla recipe so the main flour used in the recipe is arrowroot flour. Arrowroot flour is very similar to corn flour in texture. It is ultra-fine, highly volatile, and can be difficult to measure. That is why it is important to measure this flour using the scoop and sweep method. It means that you must use a scoop to fill your cups. When the cup is full, don’t pack the flour, simply sweep the top using the blade of a knife. Almond Flour or Almond Meal – Almond flour is less grainy than almond meal so I highly recommend fine almond flour for a white tortilla with no gritty texture. Unsweetened Coconut milk or any plant-based milk. Soy milk is not paleo, but it is a great vegan option here. Almond milk works, but it makes the tortillas crispier, and they break easily when rolled. Garlic powder – optional, but it adds a delicious garlic flavor.

How To Make Paleo Tortillas

The batter is very easy to prepare and will resemble a pancake batter, but it is slightly more liquid. These paleo tortillas are not made from a rollable dough like wheat tortillas. They are cooked like pancakes on a non-stick pan.

Tips for Perfect Paleo Wraps

If it is the first time that you cook arrowroot flour tortillas, there are a few things to note.

Serving Suggestions

These tortillas are perfect with any Vegan Mexican dish. My absolute favorite combinations are:

For my Vegan Birria Tacos. They are perfectly paired with the spicy jackfruit filling. With my Lentil Taco Meat for a quick and easy Mexican dinner. Filled with my TVP Taco Meat for a meat-like taco.

Storage Instructions

You can store these paleo tortillas in the fridge for up to 3 days on a plate sealed with a silicone lid. You can also freeze them for up to 3 months. Rewarm them in a pancake pan for about 30 seconds on each side before serving so they get their softness back.