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A Simple step-by-step recipe and instructions for making authentic Tamales! Fill them with pork, chicken or beans and cheese and cooked on the stovetop or in the instant pot. If you’ve been following TBFS then you know that I fell in love with authentic Mexican food while living in Mexico with my husband several years ago.
Broth: Beef, chicken or vegetable will work. If using my red chili pork tamale filling, use the leftover broth from the cooked pork. Lard: lard is used in truly authentic Mexican tamales (and it has less saturated fat then butter)! You can find it in the Mexican aisle at the grocery store, or online. Shortening would work as a substitute.
Prepare the steamer pot: Fill the bottom of the steamer pot with water and cover with the steamer insert. Place the tamales in the steamer with the open end facing up, making sure to lean them against the side of the pot so they don't fall down.
Do you eat the whole tamale: Tamales are wrapped and cooked in a corn husk. The corn husk is not something that people typically you eat! After making your tamale, you unwrap the corn husk and remove the food from it.