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This last weekend I made tamales in my dutch oven again.  The last time I did this, they turned out great.  This time, in the end, they also turned out well, but it was a kind of rocky road to get there.

This time I did it in two days.  The night before, I made the pork, then on Sunday morning I made the filling and rolled the tamales.  Sunday night I set them in my dutch oven and steamed them up!  These were different from the last time I did them, both in process and in the recipe.  The last one was a bit more “green” and these were more “red”.  I don’t know if that makes any sense at all, but there it is, anyway…

Dutch Oven Tamales
Makes about 20-25 tamales, approx 200 Cal each.

12″ deep Dutch Oven, with a veggie steamer

Lots of coals underneath

The Pork

• 2-2.5 lbs pork roast
• 1 head garlic, cut into just a few bigger chunks
• 1 tbsp black peppercorns
• 8 cups water
• 4-6 large bay leaves
• 1 tsp salt

The Filling

• 6 oz dried red chilis (pick your picante)
• 2 tbsp cilantro
• 4-5 cloves garlic
• 2…

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