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How to Make Soft, Melt-in-Your-Mouth Beef Tamales



#tamales #beef #mexicanfood
Tender, flavorful, and perfectly seasoned — these soft beef tamales melt in your mouth! I’ll show you step by step how to make them, from the rich, flavorful filling to the perfectly tender masa. A true taste of Mexican tradition in every bite.

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Beef Tamales:

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✦ Beef Tamales Recipe ✦
→ Cook the Meat
4 lbs boneless beef chuck roast
Liberally, kosher salt and ground black pepper
12 cup water
½ white onion
1 head garlic, slice end off
1 tsp dried Mexican oregano :
1 tsp whole allspice :
3 bay leaves :

→ Chile Sauce
12 guajillo chiles, seeded, stemmed:
4 puya chiles, seeded :
2 ancho chiles, seeded, stemmed:
½ white onion, diced
6 garlic cloves, peeled
1 tsp dried Mexican oregano
½ tsp cumin seeds :
To taste kosher salt :

→ Masa (Dough)
6 cups instant corn masa harina (white):
2½ tsp kosher salt, or to taste
1 tbsp baking powder :
1 cup pork lard :
½ cup avocado oil :
1 cup chile sauce
4-5 cups warm beef broth

→ Additional
1½ lbs corn husks (about 60) :
Avocado oil, as needed
Pork lard, as needed

Reheating tamales:

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40 Comments

  1. My neighbors and friends down the road are Mexican and we enjoy food together all the time. Anytime one of us is cooking a big meal or cooking out or whatever, we invite the other down, and it's been just wonderful. We help each other out with stuff too, but there's something about eating together that gives me warm and fuzzy feelings. They're incredibly kind people and the only neighbors I've ever bonded with.

  2. I appreciate your show YouTube channel it is very hard to find true quality Mexican food and I’m lucky to stumble across your channel and I know you probably heard this a lot and I’ve said it before I just wish you would put the effort into making a cookbook he would probably make a fortune I am on your email list and I’m looking forward to it

  3. I love tamales! Always tempted to try, but have never made them. I've watched several of your videos for making tamales. The process is very similar to how I make Puerto Rican pastele. My daughter in law is from Oaxaca and has made both mushroom and chicken tamales for us to try. I want to surprise her this Christmas by using your recipe. You prepare food with old hands. Sounds strange, but believe me when I say that it is the greatest compliment where I'm from. Thank you for sharing this. I'm a proud follower for several years ❤

  4. Those look scrumptious! When I lived in Los Angeles, I had friends who made the best tamales. Haven’t had a good since since leaving there. I guess I’ll have to make some myself using your recipe. Thanks for sharing it!

  5. I love tamales. I used to have a local restaurant that made the most delicious brisket tamales. Now we have moved and I miss them so much. You make this look doable'ish! Perhaps one day I will give it a go but first I will try to make your casserole version. Thank you for the wonderful videos and recipes.

  6. I love Tamales, I'm a Gringo so I cover mine with a little Sour Cream, Salsa and fresh Avocado. I've made them about 10 times in my life, they are up there with Homemade Ravioli in the Labor of Love, and BOTH are worth the effort 🥰

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