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Re: Tamales [Re: Techfisher] #15281097 Yesterday at 04:25 AM
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Originally Posted by Techfisher
I used to get fresh homemade tamales whenever we, my hispanic girlfriend in college, and I would go over to her grandma's house. She took pity on the skinny chico blanco ...:) We'd have tamales for dinner for a week...:) Haven't had any that good in years.




Re: Tamales [Re: junbengreat] #15281099 Yesterday at 04:33 AM
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We just had our family Christmas dinner. Tamales with my wife’s spanish rice, salsa, and pinto beans. Banana pudding for desert. And then we had two more tamales for second dessert. Come on now.

Re: Tamales [Re: junbengreat] #15281165 Yesterday at 12:07 PM
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The masa to filling ratio must be correct.
Thin envelope of masa containing a plentiful amount filling is key.
The best tamales I ever had were roasted chiles and cheese.
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Originally Posted by CCTX
The masa to filling ratio must be correct.
Thin envelope of masa containing a plentiful amount filling is key.
The best tamales I ever had were roasted chiles and cheese.
Delicious.


This is the most important thing to me also. Most tamales, especiallly store bought have way too much masa IMO. The best ones come from the back of a car in a parking lot somewhere if you can’t get them made by family or friends.

Re: Tamales [Re: CCTX] #15281171 Yesterday at 12:23 PM
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Originally Posted by CCTX
The masa to filling ratio must be correct.
Thin envelope of masa containing a plentiful amount filling is key.
The best tamales I ever had were roasted chiles and cheese.
Delicious.


Same here. There's a Mexican lady that goes to church with us and she made some roasted chili and cheese tamales. Hands down the best I've tasted.


Re: Tamales [Re: Techfisher] #15281176 Yesterday at 12:35 PM
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Originally Posted by Techfisher
I used to get fresh homemade tamales whenever we, my hispanic girlfriend in college, and I would go over to her grandma's house. She took pity on the skinny chico blanco ...:) We'd have tamales for dinner for a week...:) Haven't had any that good in years.




Not sure about men but my SILs had Mexican husbands/BFs. The SILs said that Mexican men think thick well fed women are better off then skinny ones.


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Re: Tamales [Re: lconn4] #15281182 Yesterday at 12:39 PM
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I wish I liked them, I just don’t care for them. The filling looks good, rather have that stuffed in a burrito with other good stuff


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I thought they were kinda chewy

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when I was in college I worked at the Abilene Country Club and the old Mexican man who shined shoes in the mens locker room his wife would take the head or all of any wild hogs we shot and make us homemade tamales. They were so good, but he had a stroke my sr year and I never saw him again. I hope he recovered.


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Re: Tamales [Re: junbengreat] #15281216 Yesterday at 01:04 PM
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There was a one legged guy in a wheelchair. That sold Tamales He hung around downtown Bronte Tx. His wife made them and he sold them.

We would buy some from him on the way to the deer lease. Pretty good Tamales. That was several yrs ago. food


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Re: Tamales [Re: TexDawg] #15281239 Yesterday at 01:25 PM
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Originally Posted by TexDawg
I wish I liked them, I just don’t care for them. The filling looks good, rather have that stuffed in a burrito with other good stuff

Not a tamale fan either, but that filling does look good!

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Tamales are one of those food types that are either really good or really bad. There's a place in Galveston called Pennie's that does take out tamales. Some of the best tamales I've ever had..... thumb






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One of my co workers in South Tx would take a deer hind quarter and make tamales for me out of it. They were the best ones I had. I had to let him go during a slow down and he moved out of state. Now I usually stop at Delia’s in San Antonio and grab a few dozen, they are pretty legit.

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