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    I’m going to follow this. I love tamales, and it’s been on my list of things to get down.

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    • ChefC Chef

      I’m trying tamale recipes. Smoked brisket with cheese and salsa filling is great.

      Trying to perfect my masa recipe. Anyone have a good recipe they would share?

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      Regular Contributors Team Orange Sous Vide
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      Chef That is a lot going on in a tamale, I imagine you’d be making them pretty big?

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      • HerbcoFoodH HerbcoFood

        Chef That is a lot going on in a tamale, I imagine you’d be making them pretty big?

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        #5

        HerbcoFood I like tamales that 3 to 4 make a reasonable meal, especially with rice and beans.

        I’ve been making them since I was about 8 years old. Masa is the critical things. Was raised seeing masa being made so many different ways, just looking for a good consistent product.

        I know that there are many people that make tamales. Hoping someone will step up and share the masa recipe that will put tamales on the map.

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          I don’t have my tamale recipe in front of me, but the first time I tried to make them they wouldn’t hold together. I called my mother-in-law, a first generation Mexican-American woman, and her advice to me was “just keep adding more lard. They’ll stay together when you get enough”. Still laugh each time I make them.

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            I don’t have my tamale recipe in front of me, but the first time I tried to make them they wouldn’t hold together. I called my mother-in-law, a first generation Mexican-American woman, and her advice to me was “just keep adding more lard. They’ll stay together when you get enough”. Still laugh each time I make them.

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            sjhark said in Tamales:

            I don’t have my tamale recipe in front of me, but the first time I tried to make them they wouldn’t hold together. I called my mother-in-law, a first generation Mexican-American woman, and her advice to me was “just keep adding more lard. They’ll stay together when you get enough”. Still laugh each time I make them.

            LOL!!! I love it, and I will remember it for sure

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              I don’t have my tamale recipe in front of me, but the first time I tried to make them they wouldn’t hold together. I called my mother-in-law, a first generation Mexican-American woman, and her advice to me was “just keep adding more lard. They’ll stay together when you get enough”. Still laugh each time I make them.

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              sjhark That’s what I was thinking. So simple but yet so wise. Not really staying together is my problem. I have the different stuffings where I like them, but the masa just is never good enough.

              if you do have a chance to look at your recipe, I would appreciate any advice.

              Thanks

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                sjhark That’s what I was thinking. So simple but yet so wise. Not really staying together is my problem. I have the different stuffings where I like them, but the masa just is never good enough.

                if you do have a chance to look at your recipe, I would appreciate any advice.

                Thanks

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                Regular Contributors Team Orange Sous Vide
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                Chef Could it be the brand of lard you are using?

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                • HerbcoFoodH HerbcoFood

                  Chef Could it be the brand of lard you are using?

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                  HerbcoFood I’m not sure, I buy Armour brand. Do you know what the differences between brands would be. Any suggestions?

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                    HerbcoFood I’m not sure, I buy Armour brand. Do you know what the differences between brands would be. Any suggestions?

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                    Chef That would be the brand that comes to mind for sure that I’d use. I wonder if atmosphere had anything to do with it. Kind of like the reason the bread made on Nola is like it is because of the humidity. I really don’t know what else until you find you an expert.

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                    • ChefC Chef

                      HerbcoFood I’m not sure, I buy Armour brand. Do you know what the differences between brands would be. Any suggestions?

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                      Chef said in Tamales:

                      HerbcoFood I’m not sure, I buy Armour brand. Do you know what the differences between brands would be. Any suggestions?

                      Buy a pig and render the lard… I am joking!! I can’t wait for the chef approved recipe

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