Hot tamale

A spicy, chile-laden filling is rolled in corn husks and then steamed in a flavorful broth. These tamales do take some time, but invite friends over and make it a communal effort or do it in stages, time permitting. The filling can be made one day, then refrigerated for up to several days before rolling and steaming the tamales. Once cooked, the tamales hold well in the refrigerator for up to several days and can also be frozen and then microwaved to reheat.

Hot tamales—rich, spicy meat wrapped in a flavorful corn dough—are a bedrock favorite in the Mississippi delta. We set out to bring them into our home kitchen. Unlike Mexican tamales, these Mississippi morsels are heavily spiced and stewed rather than steamed. Our winning spice mixture—a combination of chili powder, paprika, cumin, cayenne, sugar, salt, and pepper—goes into the cornmeal and butter dough (lightened with baking powder), as well as the ground beef filling. To keep the meat…

Making Hot Tamales Directions and step-by-step photos below. To view a how-to video check out our youtube channel and watch “Making Appalachian-Style Hot Tamales”. Ingredients: Makes 36…

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Similar to the Mexican tamale, this treasure is simmered, not steamed and served all over the state of Mississippi

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Hot Tamales Recipe

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Borracho. This giant tamale that is almost a pound in weight, is filled with a spicy chicken filling, fresh slices of jalapeño and cream cheese. The name of this tamale in Spanish means Drunkard! It is so spicy and full of flavor that it is a perfect remedy to get any drunkard past their hang over.