Ingredients:
- 4.5 lbs of beef shoulder blade or boneless beef shoulder
- 3 packets of dried corn maize
- 4 dried broad chilies
- 1 fluid ounces vegetable oil
- 1 oz of Flour
- 8.5 fluid ounces of beef broth
- 3.5 oz of cumin seed
- 2 cloves garlic, chopped
- 7 oz of fresh oregano, chopped
- 3.5 oz of chili powder
- White vinegar
- 1.5 lbs of butter
- A pinch of salt
- 5 lbs of corn flour
Instructions:
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Place the meat and garlic in a large pot.
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Add enough cold water and let it boil over high heat.
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As soon as you boil, reduce the heat to low and cover the pot.
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Let it cook for 3½ hours, until the meat has softened.
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Remove the meat, strain the broth and reserve 5 cups.
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Wait for the meat to cool and thaw.
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Meanwhile, place the corn leaves in a large container and cover with warm water.
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Let soak for 3 hours, until soft and supple.
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You can put something heavy on the leaves to soak them well.
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Toss the broad chilies in a frying pan or cast iron, making sure not to burn them.
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Let cool and remove stems and seeds.
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Grind in food processor.
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Heat the oil in a large skillet.
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Add the flour and let it lightly brown.
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Pour 1 cup of beef stock and stir until homogeneous. Add the chilies, cumin, chopped garlic, oregano, broken chile, vinegar and salt.
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Add crumbled beef and lid. Let cook for 45 minutes over low heat.
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Place the lard and salt in a large bowl. Beat with electric mixer at high speed until fluffy.
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Add cornmeal and beat speed mix well. Slowly pour the 5 cups of the liquid in which the meat was cooked until a slightly damp mass is obtained.
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Drain the water from the corn leaves. Open one at a time with the tip facing up and about 2 tsp of the dough into 2/3 of the leaf.
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Place 1 tsp of meat in the center of the dough. Close it crosswise and finally bend the tip.
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Moor with papery or strips of corn leaves.
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Place the tamales in the steamer with sufficient boiling water and cook for about 1 hour, or until the dough is firm and maintains its shape.
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Make sure the pot does not run out of water.
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Serves immediately this beef tamales without developing. You can refrigerate or freeze the tamales you have left. Use a resealable plastic bag.
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