A bit more to tamales than just wrapping the filling in the husks though, First you have to wrap the masa dough around the meat filling and THEN wrap them in the dried corn husks.The wide sheet-like leaves which surround the corn cob.
Much different than any of the narrower type grown anywhere near (500km) me.
You get the tamale filling made up and stuff the husk leaves like little packages then steam them.
Best is to reheat them tomorrow.....
That sounds good! A good cinnamin bread.I like to make bread in my frying pan, whole meal flour, milk powder, custard powder, sugar, baking soda, cinnamon and water to make a rough dough and rake a few coals out of the fire and set the pan on top of them.
This will probably do it better than either one of usI was trying to explain a tamale in 25 words or less.
Interesting bread! Sounds like a version/(adopted for local supplies) cornbread!I like to make bread in my frying pan, whole meal flour, milk powder, custard powder, sugar, baking soda, cinnamon and water to make a rough dough and rake a few coals out of the fire and set the pan on top of them.
Cumin?Good, old Maseca and whipped lard. First time, I didn't think that my dough was ever going to float.
Then, all of a sudden, I'm good to go. Used a big bison roast, lots of cumin.
Cumin is a Spanish thing in my mind.
Yep. And it was the Spanish that introduce beef and pork as well.That's true. So that puts cumin right in the middle of Mexican food.