Converse of object

• cook: Cook each tortilla for about 1 minute on each side, or until the surface begins to blister and turn golden.

• fill: Which was a shame, because the main course was tortilla filled with garlic flavored mushrooms.

• warm: Warm the tortilla, either in the microwave or on a skillet.

• choose: We then decided to cook for tea, and she chose aztec tortillas.

• make: We've spent eleven years learning how to make tortillas in the UK.

• do: When she started doing the tortillas, I the read various Aztec facts to her, and she remembered a few to tell Chris.

Preposition: in

• microwave: Heat 1 large soft flour tortilla in the microwave or under the grill.

Adjective modifier

• Spanish: Thanks be for Indian curries, Chinese takeaways, Italian pastas, Spanish tortillas!

• warm: Warm flour tortillas in oven for a few minutes at 180 degrees or in the microwave for 20 seconds each.

• soft: Heat 1 large soft flour tortilla in the microwave or under the grill.

• Mexican: Some of the breads have survived into modern times, for example Mexican tortilla, Indian chapatti and Scots oatcake.

• large: Heat 1 large soft flour tortilla in the microwave or under the grill.

Modifies a noun

• wrap: Squeeze over the juice of a fresh lime and fill a tortilla wrap.

• chip: D ( holding up pack of tortilla chips ) " did you buy these?

• crisp: He did look surprised when they came ( I expect he thought he was getting tortilla crisps ).

Noun used with modifier

• aztec: We then decided to cook for tea, and she chose aztec tortillas.

• flour: Heat 1 large soft flour tortilla in the microwave or under the grill.

• corn: To serve: steam 3 corn tortilla 's at a time for 1/2 min.

• place: Place tortilla into pan, add a spoonful of the mixture, sprinkle with a little cheese.

• vegetable: This means that the vegetables will be drenched in olive oil, and my vegetable tortilla main course will be drenched in olive oil.