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Related: Culture Forums, Support ForumsHere in where I'm at. (Tucson Arizona) A thing for Thanksgiving is tamales.
It just ain't Thanksgiving without tamales for me. Introduced to this tradition when I first got here.
So is there anything in your neck of the woods that is a tradition that is reginal!
Pisces
(5,852 posts)Lady Freedom Returns
(14,180 posts)yardwork
(64,822 posts)My MIL used to bring us tamales in her luggage, handmade in New Mexico. So good!
debm55
(39,052 posts)yardwork
(64,822 posts)Fine with me.
Lady Freedom Returns
(14,180 posts)And they have tamales every year.
I spend Christmas with a Chinese family from China. They don't have tamales.
Other families also have tamales for Thanksgiving around here to.
Glorfindel
(9,976 posts)It just isn't Thanksgiving without them. I'll cook them on low in the crock pot all night Wednesday along with a couple of smoked ham hocks. Very good eating! By the way, I'm in the southern Appalachians of north Georgia.
https://www.osgf.org/blog/2021/10/13/leather-britches-an-appalachian-tradition
yardwork
(64,822 posts)My wife makes traditional red chili for Thanksgiving. So good on everything!
FirstLight
(14,330 posts)It was a cream cheese mixture with some mayonnaise in it very Southern, with crushed pineapple garlic salt and ground up walnut it sounds bizarre but it's the best fucking thing in the world and it's not the same without her...
brush
(58,144 posts)but the were the real deal Mexican cooks. I've recently tried Tucson Tamale by ordering online. They shipped to me but some were good, some not so good.
The green chili ones were okay, the beef ones...meh.
What really wanted were green corn ones but they were not available. I don't know if they were out of season or they don't make them at all.
Can you recommend another place to order from online?