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A Recipe for
Maya Corn & Bean Tamales
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1 cup dried beans, presoaked ;Water 2 cups masa flour (not
masa dough)
or corn meal
1 teaspoon salt
In pot cook beans in water several hours until they begin to fall
apart. Results should be about 4 cups of beans and liquid.
If using masa flour, let beans cool, then mix well with masa flour and
salt. If using corn meal, poiur boiling beans on cornmeal and stir
furiously, then add salt.
Form corn-bean dough into balls about 2 inches in diameter, wrap in
corn husks or foil and steam 1 hour.
Makes about 20 2 inch tamales.
From: sally charette <ECZ5SCC@MVS.OAC.UCLA.EDU>. Fatfree Digest
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: Just saw this recipe in today's _L.A. Times_. I've been looking for
something like this. It explains that in pre-Columbian times, the
Mayans didn't use lard in their tamales. change anything in this
recipe and haven't tried it yet, but it looked like it should be
shared! The recipe apparently comes from "Americas First Cuisines"
(University of Texaz: $14.95 paper/ $35.00 cloth, 288 pp ) by Sophie
Coe :"
Serves: 1
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