Fold the husk around the dough and filling, being careful not to squeeze the tamale.
Fold husk in half, then in half again and then fold bottom tapered half up creating tight closed bottom leaving top open.
Bring up long sides of husks forming closed shell of masa around filling,
fold husk in half, then in half again and then fold bottom tapered half up creating tight closed bottom leaving top open.
Place about 3 teaspoons of the pork and the salsa down the center and
fold the husk around the masa and filling, being careful not to squeeze the tamale.
Fold the husks lengthwise and then crosswise to cover the dough.
There are two basic ways of
folding the husks.
Fold the husks back down and tie or twist the ends (I use kitchen twine to tie the ends)
Not exact matches
Fold and tie the tamale; repeat with the remaining ingredients and
husks.
The second method is to
fold the tapered end over the filled
husk, and then
fold the remaining end over it.
(Make sure it does not overflow, there should still be enough space so that the two edges of the corn
husk can
fold over and cover the dough completely.)
Fold both sides to center; finish off by bringing pointed end of
husk toward filled end.
Fold one side of masa over the filling until the two edges of the corn
husk meet, and holding onto one side of corn
husk, pull the other side toward the middle to press the two edges of masa together.
Fold the pointy end of the corn
husk up over the large end, and place on a clean baking sheet.
Holding tamale seam side up,
fold narrow, pointed end of
husk away from you and under tamale.
Scrape the psyllium
husk mixture into the seed and nut mixture, and
fold, combining well.
Folded thoroughly into the nuts and seeds, the psyllium
husks will glue everything together once baked, adding its own fiber health benefits with no weird flavor contribution.
Holding tamale seam side up,
fold narrow, pointed end of
husk away from you and tuck under tamale.
Fold 1 side of husk over filling, then fold other side over to co
Fold 1 side of
husk over filling, then
fold other side over to co
fold other side over to cover.
Fold them in half and starting on the inside of the wreath and working your way towards the outside, pin them in rows of 4 or 5 across, covering the pins with the next row of
husks.
Fold them in half and starting on the inside of the wreath and working your way towards the outside, pin them in rows of 4 or 5 across, covering the pins with the next row of
husks.