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Taco is a traditional Mexican dish. It is made up of corn tortillas (we can otherwise use any other flour for making tortillas), and the filling can be anything from beans to salads and if you are a non-vegetarian then meat etc. The tacos can be either soft or hard.
My mother has been making tacos for many years and she used to make the shape of the taco shell just like a bowl and not the traditional boat style shell. And recently the bowl style has been replaced by flat shape, which I feel is very convenient to eat.
Today I will be showing you how to make tortillas, cook it, and the stuffing for the taco. The only change brought here is the shape of the shell. Instead of making a boat shape I will be making a braided taco. We will make a hard taco today!
8-ridge twill braid, approx scale, change in tension == difference in weave, No beater used, ~20-24 in. lengths, ~3 hour creation (.5hr tie-loops, 2-2.5hr braiding)
Natural colors with a welcoming weave, what a great way to add charm & comfort to a forgotten corner?
Wheel Model: BRAID BZ
Vehicle:
Size:
Offset:
Finish: RSR
PCD: 5x130
Hub Bore: 71.6mm
Center Cap: None
Lug Style: M14 Ball
BSM09 - Braid Avenue, Edinburgh, Scotland, UK.
NT248708 > N
OSGB36: 324860, 670845
Lat / Long: 55.924783, -3.204027
Photographed: 26th December 2014, GRP.
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made using a tute from make it & love it.. She'll have to grow into it a little ;-)
sugartartcrafts.blogspot.com/2011/08/braided-strap-dress....