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20 комментариев

  • Story time. I had once read a short story called Too Many Tamales in school, and I don’t remember if it mentioned the corn husk in the story. But the next time my family went out to a Mexican restaurant, I ordered tamales for dinner. My dumb, idiot, confused, child brain didn’t realize that there was a corn husk wrapper, and I tried to eat it. I thought it was disgusting and swore to never eat tamales again. Fast-forward to Coco and this video coming out, and at 19 years old, I realized that tamales have an outer shell that you need to take off. It is two+ years into this realization, and I have yet to have a tamale yet out of shame

  • As a Hispanic man, yes making tamales is a all day posses that the children are forced to assist with that begins at about 5am so we can be done for dinner. We all hate it as a children but those days are great and I’m glad I learned how

  • Omg I made your tamales last year for my boyfriend who is Mexican-American for Cinco de Mayo. He moved to NJ from TX to be with me and absolutely misses Mexican food.

    He loved them so much and I came to look for your recipe again for this year! I didn’t know you were under a new channel name, but I’m so happy I was able to find your channel again! I don’t know what I’d do without your recipe!

  • I’m so glad to know how to make tamales now. I went to a farmers market last Saturday and bought 1 dozen spicy pork tamales. Half of them were the corn mixture only! No meat at all! I was so disappointed to say the least. I’ll make my own from now on! Good job on the video!

  • Reminds me of making tamales as a kid. My friend’s family taught me and we used guajillo and pasilla chiles also a big plastic tub to mix the masa and hot Manteca and broth in. So much fun!! I’m making pork ones tomorrow �� then I’m going to make vegan jackfruit ones!! So excited!

  • fantastic! total success! I love tamales, but most people think you need an entire field of corn per bite of pork. Silly savages!

    That said, my biggest take away here was the chili sauce! This is just as I remember from my younger days in SoCal. Well done! and thank you!

  • We have something almost similar in my country called «lepat». We use banana leaf instead of a corn husk for a wrap, and wheat flour instead of a masa flour. Our version are sweet rather than savory, filled with fruit and grated coconut and sweatened with coconut sugar. I’ve been wondering if tamale is the origin of lepat.

  • Мой сын так любит мексиканскую еду, что постоянно покупает её в местных ресторанчиках. Он купается ежедневно, но поры его кожи всё равно выделяют такую чисто мексиканскую вонь, что меня воротит от этого запаха лука, кукурузных лепёшек и всяких специй…

  • (For Meat)
    2 bay leaves
    2 teaspoons of salt
    1 chicken bullion cube
    1/2 teaspoon pepper
    2 Garlic cloves minced
    1/2 teaspoon ground cumin
    5lb pork shoulder roast
    First trim fat off pork roast & prep meat into big large chunks. Place in crock pot. Add all seasonings listed above. Place temp on high & cook for 5 hours.

    In the meantime you will need…
    1lb bag of dried corn husk
    Separate leaves, submerging them in hot water for 2 hours. (Minimum 1 hr)

    After 5 hours… Remove bay leaves from crock pot. Place pork roast in the bowl to shred. Strain any meat bits & keep juice for later.

    (For Purée)
    2 Cascabel Chiles
    3 Padilla Chiles
    4 Ancho Chiles
    One onion
    3 cloves of garlic
    First, remove all seeds from Chilis. In a pot of water, submerge all ingredients above. Let it boil for 15-20 Mins. Remove from heat & let it go to room temperature. Put ingredients in blender. After blending, strain the purée for any left over chili skin.

    You will need…
    5lb bag of fresh masa
    28 oz can of pork lard

    Add some pork juice to the shredded meat
    Add some chili purée
    Add salt for more seasoning
    Mix it.

    Now take pork lard and melt it down.
    In a large bowl, break apart masa.
    Add two cups of melted down pork lard.
    Mix
    Add salt to taste
    Add a cup of Pork juice
    Mix
    Add a bit of purée to give your masa color and a bit of flavor.
    Mix for a good 10-15 mins.
    You want to make sure everything is incorporated well & that the masa is light and fluffy.

    Preparing the tamales….
    Spread masa on the smooth side of corn husk. Spread a thin layer with lots of meat. Fold the corn husk and lay it down.
    Place a bowl in the steamer and start stacking. Cover with a layer of corn husk or a clean towel. Bring the water to a boil and simmer at low.

    Cook for about an hour & take them out!

    I did this for myself but hope this helps you as well!

  • everytime i cook anything i come to your channel, i made these tamales plenty of times and still everytime i come to the video lol, just finishing making some right now my pregnant cravings really had me sitting at my table all alone making almost 8 dozens of tamales �� im so tireed lol�� but thank you for all your recipes my babies love everything. my favorite is your carne guisada, tamales, & the homemade tortillas������ i love every one of your recipes but those are my favs.

  • I’m asian. This looks so good I wanna make it… but it takes so long to make. Idk I saw a tiktok of it and it looked sooo good meat in something is what it looked like to me i really don’t know half the ingredients you used but it just looks so good at the end

  • I will have to try this recipe, I also have a friend from church who is from Ecuador. She makes very good pork tortillas, once the pandemic is over, I hope to be able to have a day with her to learn her recipe. Perhaps I can teach her to make lefse in exchange, nothing like sharing our heritage. I also make a very good pork chili verde which is very popular in Colorado. More of a native Indian recipe.

  • Me: watching how babish makes those tamales

    Also me: That’s not how you make tamales!

    Edit: I know that everyone makes tamales differently but I can’t help it:p and also corn husks make the tamale sort of dry and I prefer banana leaves

  • I used a Variation of your version of pork tamales and the one my future mother and law taught me. The best thing I learned from you was cooking the meat in a crock pot! Saved so much time and energy and it came out so perfect and tender! Adding the onion, garlic, and seasoning gave so much flavor. Came out so great!