Add the almond flour, psyllium husks, and salt to a mixing bowl. Mix well until thoroughly combined.
Slowly add the warm water, mixing very well. Let it sit for a minute, and then gently knead the dough several times. Form a ball of dough and place it on a kitchen surface.
Divide the dough into 2 large pieces. Take each piece and place parchment paper on top of it. Use a rolling pin to roll the dough thin. To make it look perfect, you can place a dinner plate on top and cut around the edges.
Heat a large pan over medium heat and add butter. Once hot, place the tortilla on top and cook for 1 minute, then flip and cook for another minute. Enjoy!
Notes
Don't Skip the Psyllium HusksPsyllium husks are essential for making these tortillas hold together properly. You must use husks, not powder - they're totally different even though they come from the same plant. The husks create a gel that binds everything, while powder makes tortillas gummy. Use Warm Water, Not HotWater temperature is crucial for good dough. Warm water works best - hot water makes psyllium husks gel too quickly and creates a slimy mess. Cold water won't activate the husks, leaving tortillas crumbly. Let the Dough Rest Before RollingGive your dough 5-10 minutes to rest after mixing. This allows psyllium husks to fully absorb water and makes rolling much easier. Rolling immediately often results in sticky, soft dough that springs back.