tamale , auch: tamal

But he hands me the tamales and I take them.

Groups of women get together and work for days on tamale production.

"You were just such a hot tamale that I was out of control."

With his help, each made three or four tamales to be steamed at home.

She reached over and polished off the last of my tamale.

"It's a tradition for families to join together during the season to make tamales."

What is it about the tamale that agrees with the Internet?

Just whisper in her ear that you know where to buy really good tamales.

In Panama, tamales are considered one of the main national dishes.

She sells 400 to 500 tamales a week, fresh or frozen.

In northern Louisiana, tamales have been made for several centuries.

For them, Christmas is about tradition too, just not the sort that involves tamales.

"And I have a hot tamale for you," he added.

Then to the airport at Tamale, which was where we came in."

However, one can occasionally find tamales with frogs' legs in the center.

Making homemade tamales, which can easily take eight hours, is probably on the decline.

She and her husband sell tamales in the street.

Can be used in place of corn husks to make tamales.

She bit into one of the tamales and pretended to listen, keeping an eye on the front door.

So the time came when turkey got the toss and we ate tamales.

You cannot get a truly good tamale in New York.

Otherwise you should continue all the way to Tamale.

The food at those times would include tamales filled with meats or vegetables.

He has, however, been testing his wings with a fledgling tamale business.

Tamales, however, have turned out to be the exception.