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Ancho: Are dried poblanos. 1,500 shu. Guajillo: Are dried mirasol. 3,750 shu. Morita: Are dried jalapeños. 5,250 shu Pasilla: Are dried chilacas. 1,750 shu. Chile de árbol: Are dried bird's beak. 22,500 shu
Ingredients and spices that need to be prepared to make Tamale, Pork, Red:
- pork filling
- 01 tbsp. Lard or vegetable oil
- 01 small onion, finely chopped
- 05 large ancho chiles, stems and seeds removed
- 03 dried guajillo chiles, stems and seeds removed
- 02 morita chiles
- 02 pasilla chiles, stems and seeds removed
- 05 Chile de árbol
- 1 1/2 c low-sodium chicken broth
- 01 tsp coriander seeds
- 01 tbsp cumin seeds
- 08 garlic cloves, peeled
- 01 tsp. crushed Mexican or Italian dried oregano
- 01 lb. bnlss prk shldr (Bstn btt), fat trmmd, cut N2 1-inch piec
- 01 pound pork belly, cut into 1-inch pieces
- 01 bay leaf
- 02 tbsp. kosher salt
- 01 tbsp apple cider vinegar
- masa
- 03 lbs fresh coarse-grind corn masa for tamales (unprepared)
- 1 1/4 cups plus 2 tablespoons (or more) lard, melted
- 1/4 cup low-sodium chicken broth
- 01 tbsp. kosher salt
- assembly
- 30 dried corn husks (from a 1-pound bag)
- 03 c (or more low-sodium chicken broth
- Fresh salsa and lime wedges (for serving
- special equipment
- 1 spice mill or mortar and pestle
Steps to make a Tamale, Pork, Red
1
Heat lard in a large heavy pot over medium-high.
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Cook onion, stirring occasionally, until golden brown and softened, 6–8 minutes.
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Add all chiles and broth and bring to a boil.
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Cover pot, remove from heat, and let sit, stirring occasionally, 30 minutes to allow chiles to soften.
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Meanwhile, toast coriander seeds in a dry small skillet over medium heat, swirling often and adding cumin seeds during the last 30 seconds, until fragrant, about 2 minutes.
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Let cool; finely grind in spice mill or with mortar and pestle.
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Preheat oven to 250°.
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Transfer chile mixture to a blender; reserve pot.
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Add ground toasted spices, garlic, and oregano and purée until smooth, adding more broth if mixture is too thick or won't blend, about 2 minutes.
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Reserve ¼ cup purée for masa and set aside until ready to use.
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Place pork shoulder, pork belly, bay leaf, salt, and remaining chile purée (about 1¾ cups) in reserved pot.
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Bring mixture to a boil, cover pot, and transfer to oven.
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Braise pork until very tender and it shreds easily, 2–2½ hours.
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Let cool 15 minutes, then skim fat from sauce; discard bay leaf.
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Using a potato masher or a large fork, smash pork into sauce until meat is shredded and incorporated into sauce. Stir in vinegar; let cool.
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Transfer filling to an airtight container and chill until pork is cold and firm, at least 3 hours.
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Do Ahead: Filling can be made 3 days ahead. Keep chilled.
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MIX THE MASA: Mix masa, lard, broth, salt, and reserved chile purée in a large bowl with your hands until well incorporated and mixture looks shiny and smooth, about 4 minutes.
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Slap the top of masa with the palm of your hand, immediately pulling your hand back.
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If masa doesn’t stick and your hand looks shiny, the dough is ready.
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If masa sticks, add another 2 Tbsp. lard and knead until incorporated; repeat slap test.
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If masa still sticks to your hand, repeat process until you get there (another 2 Tbsp. lard should do it).
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FILL THE HUSKS: Soak husks in a large bowl of hot water until soft and pliable, about 15 minutes.
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Using your hands, swirl husks in water to loosen any silks or dirt.
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Drain, rinse, and shake off excess water.
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Place a husk on a work surface and gently stretch out wide end.
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Measure 5" wide, then tear off any excess (hold onto the scraps; you’ll use them later).
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The width doesn’t have to be exactly 5", but if you go any narrower, your tamale might not cover the filling.
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This recipe makes about 30 tamales; prep a few extra husks in case some tear.
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Arrange husk so wide end is closest to you.
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Spoon 2 heaping Tbsp. masa onto husk about 4" from the bottom.
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Using a putty knife, small offset spatula, or butter knife, spread masa into a thin, even layer, covering the width of the husk and about 5" up the length of the husk; leave the narrow end uncovered. If you mess up, just scrape off masa and start over.
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Repeat with remaining husks and masa.
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Keeping wide end closest to you, place 2 Tbsp. cold pork filling in the center of masa on each husk, forming a log that runs down the center.
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Fold 1 side of husk over filling, then fold other side over to cover.
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Holding tamale seam side up, fold narrow, pointed end of husk away from you and under tamale.
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Set on a rimmed baking sheet seam side up.
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Repeat with remaining tamales.
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ARRANGE AND STEAM THE TAMALES: Line a large heavy pot with husk scraps.
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Crumple a large sheet of foil to form a 3"-diameter ball.
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Place ball in center of pot.
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Using ball as support, prop tamales upright, with folded end down and seam side facing up, around ball; this will take 4–7 tamales.
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Continue stacking tamales around the ball, leaning them against one another.
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Pour broth into pot, being careful not to get any inside tamales (broth should come about ¾" up sides of tamales).
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Bring liquid to a boil over high heat, then reduce heat to medium-low.
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Cover pot and simmer tamales, undisturbed, adding more stock as needed to keep some liquid in pot, 40 minutes.
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Remove a tamale from pot; let cool 3 minutes. (If you don’t let it rest before checking, masa will stick to husk and appear gummy.)
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Remove husk; if masa sticks to husk, it’s not ready.
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Carefully refold and return to pot. Cook 5 minutes more; check again.
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If husk peels back easily, tamales are done.
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Remove from heat, uncover, and let sit 10 minutes before unwrapping.
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Serve with salsa and lime wedges for squeezing over.