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Yes, you can griddle your own crispy and warm tortillas to make Taco Shells on the Blackstone. You are going to love how easy this is.

Yes, you can griddle your own crispy and warm tortillas to make Taco Shells on the Blackstone. You are going to love how easy this is. You can pick whatever tortillas you want from gluten-free to spinach. Our favorites are corn and flour. The flour tortillas have the advantage of various sizes. So you can make some "Big" tacos or tasty street tacos. The corn can be shaped into shells or heck do fajitas. Don't forget, you choose if the tortilla shells are crispy or soft.

Taco Shells on the Blackstone are all about how you want them. You can pick whatever tortillas you want from gluten-free to spinach. Our favorites are corn and flour. The flour tortillas have the advantage of various sizes. So you can make some “Big” tacos or tasty street tacos. The corn can be shaped into shells or heck do fajitas. Keep in mind, you choose if the tortilla shells are crispy or soft.

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Ingredients

All you need is your favorite tortillas, oil, and salt.

The Kitchen Bucket List's simple recipe with salt, olive oil, flour and corn tortillas. this recipe
  • Corn tortillas
  • Flour tortillas, small
  • Olive oil (Vegetable oil)
  • Salt (Optional)
  • Soften butter (Optional)

Scroll down to the recipe card for quantities.

What are you going to fill those shells up with?

Yes, you can griddle your own crispy and warm tortillas to make Taco Shells on the Blackstone. You are going to love how easy this is. You can pick whatever tortillas you want from gluten-free to spinach. Our favorites are corn and flour. The flour tortillas have the advantage of various sizes. So you can make some "Big" tacos or tasty street tacos. The corn can be shaped into shells or heck do fajitas. Don't forget, you choose if the tortilla shells are crispy or soft.

There are so many options out there. Go convenient with some ground beef and a seasoning packet or give our flank steak recipe a try. Or maybe just warm them up for fajitas or burritos. The best thing here is you can cook up whatever meat you want or use leftovers. Honestly, leftovers can be a great call. Our pulled pork is so tasty even after being in the fridge.

Tender, and flavorful, this recipe is proof that Smoked Pork Butt is easier than one can imagine. It can be shredded simply with 2 forks, enjoyed as is, or with your favorite BBQ sauce. A classic BBQ recipe enhanced with hickory wood smoke. The hickory binds the flavors and adds a hint of bacon without overpowering the natural taste of the pork. The smoked pork butt will be the star of your next BBQ party.

Smoked Pork Butt is easier to cook then you think. Just a bit of patience and you can be shredding it for moist and tender pulled pork.

Have a big gathering coming up or just a fun meal at home, Street Tacos on the Blackstone is your solution. The Kitchen Bucket List street tacos recipe gets everything done on the griddle. We use a mixture of beef and sausage with our homemade seasoning. You will love how this recipe lets the natural meat flavors and spices combine. Not in the mood for beef, okay, do up some fish or chicken tacos on the Blackstone griddle. That is what is so fun about doing street tacos. You can adapt the recipe to your liking. The important thing is to have fun, especially with the seasoning and the endless choices of toppings. I like to have options when I cook and I'm sure you do too. So if you need seasoning for a meal that is convenient or homemade The Kitchen Bucket List has it.

Beef and sausage with our homemade taco seasoning from our Street Tacos recipe. Need it to be convenient? We got you. The recipe card walks you through doing the taco seasoning with a packet too.

These tender and juicy smoked chicken drumsticks have a light & crispy skin. The combination of the flavors of the chicken, simple rub, and low & slow cook gives every bite just the right hint of warmth from the pepper and Paprika.

Smoked Chicken Drumsticks “Low & Slow” done in under 2 hours. Our easy rub brings just the right amount of spice. Not enough time? Easy, give our Air Fryer Chicken Drumsticks a go.

Flank Steak grilled on the Blackstone is a great way for a fun and savory meal done all outdoors. Our marinade is easy to make and brings out the natural flavor of the steak. The whole recipe, including the sides, is done on the griddle. Best of all, each of the steps flows into the next. The only time you need to watch the clock is for grilling the flank steak.

Flank Steak is a one of my favorites. The marinade is all about convenience, a “Taco Mix” packet is the seasoning. Just remember to marinate the flank steak the day before.

Variations

  • Spicy – add chili pepper flakes or chili powder for a wow effect. That is why I use a bit of oil on the tortillas to allow seasonings to adhere.
  • Natural – don’t want to add oil, no problem. The trick here is to lightly oil the griddle like you would for any grilling. Then just put the tortilla down and let it warm up, about 1 minute or less. Now just flip it onto the other side and grill them to your liking.
  • Kid-friendly – This is a great simple recipe for them to help with, like brushing the oil on the tortillas before you take them out to the griddle.
  • Dessert – Maybe I should call this one kid-friendly. Add a thin layer of butter then sprinkle with cinnamon and sugar.
Sprinkle is excited to share with you our Simple, Easy, and Tasty recipes. She has traveled for years and enjoyed food everywhere from Hawaii to Italy. Now she is the muse for The Kitchen Bucket List helping us developed and create our favorite dishes to bring to all of you.

For a more buttery smooth texture to the corn tortillas add a thin layer of butter and a pinch of salt. Then place them on the griddle butter side up to soak in.

Equipment

Yes, you can griddle your own crispy and warm tortillas to make Taco Shells on the Blackstone. You are going to love how easy this is. Shot of the Blackstone taco rack and flour and corn tortillas grilling. The taco rack does make shaping the tacos much easier.
  • Blackstone Griddle (Large griddle)
  • Silicone Brush
  • Cooling rack (openings large enough to shape taco shells)
  • Blackstone taco rack (Optional)
  • Griddle spatulas
  • BBQ tongs

FAQS

Is the Blackstone taco rack worth it?

In my opinion, yes. We have used the cooling rack method before and it is a convenient solution. The taco rack does make shaping the tacos much easier.

Can you just warm the tortillas up for fajitas?

Oh yes! It is even easier. Just warm up the griddle then turn it off. If you just cooked up your sides and meat, turn it off and let the temperature come down to below 300 degrees F. Oil the grill and put them on for about 1 minute then flip them. Wait until they are where you want them for about another minute or two.

Yes, you can griddle your own crispy and warm tortillas to make Taco Shells on the Blackstone. You are going to love how easy this is. You can pick whatever tortillas you want from gluten-free to spinach. Our favorites are corn and flour. The flour tortillas have the advantage of various sizes. So you can make some "Big" tacos or tasty street tacos. The corn can be shaped into shells or heck do fajitas. Don't forget, you choose if the tortilla shells are crispy or soft.
Yes, you can griddle your own crispy and warm tortillas to make Taco Shells on the Blackstone. You are going to love how easy this is. You can pick whatever tortillas you want from gluten-free to spinach. Our favorites are corn and flour. The flour tortillas have the advantage of various sizes. So you can make some "Big" tacos or tasty street tacos. The corn can be shaped into shells or heck do fajitas. Don't forget, you choose if the tortilla shells are crispy or soft.
Yes, you can griddle your own crispy and warm tortillas to make Taco Shells on the Blackstone. You are going to love how easy this is. You can pick whatever tortillas you want from gluten-free to spinach. Our favorites are corn and flour. The flour tortillas have the advantage of various sizes. So you can make some "Big" tacos or tasty street tacos. The corn can be shaped into shells or heck do fajitas. Don't forget, you choose if the tortilla shells are crispy or soft.
Yes, you can griddle your own crispy and warm tortillas to make Taco Shells on the Blackstone. You are going to love how easy this is. You can pick whatever tortillas you want from gluten-free to spinach. Our favorites are corn and flour. The flour tortillas have the advantage of various sizes. So you can make some "Big" tacos or tasty street tacos. The corn can be shaped into shells or heck do fajitas. Don't forget, you choose if the tortilla shells are crispy or soft.

Serve the shells warm

  • Serve right off the griddle- Honestly, these tortillas are best served as soon as they are done.
Welcome to The Kitchen Bucket List. My name is Karina and I am very excited to share with you our Simple, Easy, and Tasty recipes. After years of cooking and baking with my girls, where even dad shows up from time to time, especially for the BBQ, The Kitchen Bucket List was created in the Spring of 2020.
Yes, you can griddle your own crispy and warm tortillas to make Taco Shells on the Blackstone. You are going to love how easy this is. You can pick whatever tortillas you want from gluten-free to spinach. Our favorites are corn and flour. The flour tortillas have the advantage of various sizes. So you can make some "Big" tacos or tasty street tacos. The corn can be shaped into shells or heck do fajitas. Don't forget, you choose if the tortilla shells are crispy or soft.

Taco Shells on the Blackstone

Sean
Pick your favorite flour and corn tortillas add some salt or go natural. The biggest decision is how crispy you want your taco shells.
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Prep Time 5 minutes
Cook Time 5 minutes
Total Time 10 minutes
Course Side Dish
Cuisine American, Mexican
Servings 6 Servings

Equipment

  • Blackstone Griddle (Large griddle)
  • Silicone Brush
  • Cooling rack (Openings large enough to shape taco shells)
  • Blackstone taco rack (Optional)
  • Griddle Spatulas
  • BBQ tongs

Ingredients
  

  • Corn tortillas
  • Flour tortillas (Small)
  • 3 tablespoons olive oil (Vegetable oil)
  • 1 tablespoon salt (Optional)
  • 2 tablespoons soften butter (Optional)

Instructions
 

  • Preheat the Blackstone to low for 5 minutes.
  • Prepare your tortillas. Brush a light coat of olive oil and a pinch of salt.
    Tip: Place the oiled sides together like a sandwich and stack. This makes putting them on the griddle easier.
  • Turn off two side burners and lightly oil the griddle.
  • Place the tortillas, oiled-salted side down, on the griddle for 2 minutes. Put oil and salt on the other side as desired.
  • Flip the tortillas and grill for another 2 minutes or until desired crispiness.
    NOTE: Some of the tortillas will need a bit more time as the griddle top is not completely even on cooking. Additionally, if you crisp too long, it will be difficult to shape to shells.
  • Shape tortillas on the Blackstone taco rack.
    Tip: You can overlap tortillas as you form them on the rack.
  • Bring them in and have fun making those tacos.
Keyword Blackstone, Corn Tortillas, Flour Tortillas, Homemade taco shells, Tortillas

Food safety

The important thing to remember is you will be working with hot oil. So, be attentive to how much oil you put on the griddle and smooth it out carefully.

HAPPY BLACKSTONING!!!

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