My mom just passed away yesterday... So I'm on youtube watching folks enjoy spending time with their mums. I guess this is my way of coping Edit* I'm happy I watched this. I love cooking, my mom loved cooking, and I feel a little more at ease. Thank you Arnie and thank you for sharing your delightful mum with youtube
To any cooking with repetition. That’s how you know they’ve done it so many times it’s just reflexes at that point. It also tells you people have requested it, because if it was bad you wouldn’t be asked to do it again.
I love this. My daughter married into a Mexican family and my son-in-law's abuela cooks just like your mom with no written recipe. Tamales every Christmas is family time! Everybody gets together to help make them. I've actually gotten pretty good at spreading the masa on the hojas.
My mom is Appalachian. They made tamales all her life. Her family was known around Knoxville for their Tennessee Tamales. Our family tamales are different from yours, but still delicious. Yours looks fantastic. Your Mama is a cutie. Thanks for sharing.
Your mom is amazing. She put both feet in them tamales lol. You can see the real love you and your mom have for each other. Cherish her while you have her. She's an angel.
Decades ago, a lady in our church made 31 different tamales. Each day had it’s special recipe. The first of the month was Blanco’s, unfilled tamales. The 31st was shrimp tamales. She filled those with chopped shrimp, and frozen peas and carrots. All were wonderful. Can’t wait to try these
Brings back alot of good memories of the past, During the Holidays, Mom used to get together with her sisters and make Dozens of tamales taking all day. My brother and I would harvest a Buck ( Deer) and mom would combine the meat with Pork to make Tamales. in the 1970's I visited my Grandmother and helped her grind white corn to make those Tamales of just Masa ( ? she had a name for them ? )they where spiced differently and she would use the green husks to wrap them. Those days (some of the Best ) are long gone but not forgotten..
Arnie! This is by far your best video. You are so fortunate to have such a warm-hearted, humorous, and camera-friendly mother. It is great fun to see you and your Mom making faces at the camera, (like, "He doesn't know how to do this" 😉). I learned a lot today. Thank you! And remember: all good teachers go to heaven.
What a special video, every day with mom is priceless! I grew up watching my mom in the kitchen & learned alot. At 72 the tables have turned & i get to cook alot for her. Mom's are the most special people!
6:22 an absolutely precious moment! You could tell Ernie loves getting that look from his mom like, “You big dummy!” I bet he been laughing like that since childhood, you just hear his youth come through in that moment. 😂
I think this is my most favorite episode - I’ve watched it several times just to master the masa spreading technique (so I can try to impress my own mom). Arnie’s mama needs to make more guest appearances, maybe even have her own channel, she is so funny. Love the bloopers at the end: “I used to roll some fat ones when I was younger” …. “I didn’t know WHY he was seeing UFOs, I just thought he was a scaredy-cat!.” Comedy gold right there. 😂🛸
Good morning just Love your MOM and you too. She know what she is doing . You have a beautiful MOM and she raised a great SON. I wish I could smell your food because it look very delicious home cooked meals. Just love your land too. Too bad you are not my neighbors. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year....
Just learned this from my abuela this past year after also not paying attention to how they were made. This video was like reliving the whole experience haha Valley grandmas are very patient teachers
Hey Arnie, I love your Mom!!! She reminds me of my recently passed Mom, a little sassy and brassy, teaching her son what's up! I treasure the times I'd hang around the kitchen helping and her sharing how to "do it the right way"!!! I envy you, brother!!
My mom made the best tasting tamales her church ladies axillary made tamales I would sell about her tamales at work at lunch time most of the workers and management would buy them back 1983
What a blessing to see mother and son just loving each other in such an amazing way. Every mom and son should experience. Love you two. So refreshing!!!! GOD bless
I love seeing your mom and you cooking ❤ I lost my mother in law to Covid. She was the sweetest woman you could ever know. She treated me and my boys so well and this video makes me happy and sad at the same time.
I love your mom, she's so cute! This was a super cool video. I absolutely love tamales and have even tried to make them, but your mom made it look less confusing than the instructions I was following. Of course, she's been making them all her life and that alone will make it look easy.
I wish I had seen this one before my dad died. We are from San Diego and he retired on the east coast. For months he was begging me to make them and I didn’t know the process. You can read a recipe but the nuances are in the process. He passed at 66 last November. So maybe I’ll make them today. ❤❤ 🥹 love the channel. Thank you!
I’ve never tried them on the grill but we’d always toast them on the comal. Great for breakfast with some frijoles and fried eggs. Love this video man. Your mom is hilarious. The end of the video had me laughing 😂
Woww, I teared up and smiled watching this. My grandma passed 3 years ago and I used to make and spread tamales with her. I miss it so much but haven't made any since with her. I also had a laugh when Arnie put to much meat because she used to always get on me for doing the same. And he's right we would make 15-20 dozen because everyone wanted some. Thanks for the memories man, continue to make more and pay attention to her recipes because when there gone you'll wish you would've.
My family loves the thick masa because we use chile and homemade chicken broth in the masa. You will want more masa if you make it that way. This tamales are like a burger with a thin bun.
@@ArnieTex This is why I said...Why do you need a probe, or beef injections for a brisket, Arnie. Your beautiful mother knows how to cook, by instinct, my man! Chuckwagon cooks never owned those things! And neither do I!
@@MrDoneboy hahah yessir but your forgetting how many times they and we screwed things up in the learning process, man i dried out a lot of chickens and over cooked plenty of steaks and my mom still does that on turkeys and chicken breast's omg! Over time yes we develop the ability to cook with out those tools but for newbies and beginners it's a great way to not ruin expensive meats and as far as me using them well i like toys hahaha. Thanks for your imput Don i sincerely do appreciate it.
@@ArnieTex Arnie, I am an electronic technician in my schooling history. But as a cook....I will cook a brisket on my Weber, with nothing but my remaining senses, my Texas brother!
I’m amazed, flummoxed and bamboozled(?) that you put cream cheese on your tamales! Would never say it’s wrong, just amazed is all. 👍Love your Mom, too!
Awwh, watching this make me really miss my sweet mama 🥲 Covid took her in late 2020. She was so knowledgeable about cooking our traditional Apache foods and taught all her daughters how to weave Apache burden baskets. Mom's are SO special! NEVER take for granted the time you have with your mom! She is passing on her tamale making knowledge to you and your audience. How precious is that❣You should do more episodes with her!
I would weigh 350lbs if this wonderful woman were my mother. Years ago, someone I know was stationed at NBC (Naval Base Coronado) and there was a regular troop of hispanic mothers and grandmothers that made these by the truckload (not exaggerating). They sold them 2/$1 to base personnel, and I'm not overstating when I say they probably sold two-thousand/day, six days a week. Thanks for sharing good times with you momma, Arnie. She's a peach.🍑
I worked in a Mexican neighborhood for 28 years & The Tamale Lady would come with fresh tamales in her car-this was every Weds. The guys in the warehouse always bought us office ladies some tamales. Sooooo delicious!
Dang, you guy's are taking me back to when I was a kid and being at my Mexican friends houses around dinner time. Must be why I love authentic Mexican food so much. Man I'd love to hang out with this guy.
Brings back so memories for me from when I made tamales with my mum:) my favorite mexican food by far, n making it with family always makes it taste even better♡
My Mum used to add some of her sauce to the masa. It gave it color and taste. She was never satisfied with the masa from the market. She would whip in lard until the right consistency was achieved. Usually dropping a pinch of masa in water to see if it floats. It was always pork too. That was the family recipe handed down for generations.
Annie, my family used to have parties to make tamales and enchiladas for the holidays. We made them for our Fiesta on the weekend closest to Mexican Independence Day in September and then through New Years. My mom would mix course ground hominy in her masa. We made mostly tamales that were savory but she would have us make sweet tamales with fruit in the and white masa. These sweet ones where saved for Easter Morning and Christmas. I always tried to put to much filling in mine and to thick masa. Momma always had us sit the tails on the husks to tie the tamales husks. We actually collected corn in the husk from the field before the fields were harvested. Really kept the family close doing these group things.
Your channel makes me smile, your mom is absolutely lovely and I love her low-key sass. Tamales are my absolute favorite Mexican cuisine, gonna make this.
I just made my first batch of tamales alone and I’ve been watching tons of yours and your mother’s video. Thank you so much her instructions on how to make the Masa without a mixer . I used my hands so you know the texture and consistency are correct that was what really helped me thank you. Thank you so much. My tamales taste, so good I wish you could try them.😂 😊😊
If to say a Prayer heavenly Father Bless the this mother hands, For touching so many lives' Showing so much love with her cooking ..love her son will always remember Grateful .. This Christmas we made about 60 Tamales So thankful to learn your mothers way
God has truly blessed you Arnie to have your mother teach you how to make tamales, i make them but took a class on making them, and i cheat using a masa spreader, sometimes they will have them at HEB.it was invented by a woman in Corpus CHRISTI and it cut the time making them in half.
Love tamales!!!! Thank you for sharing this very traditional recipe. My family gets together every year before the holidays to make many dozens of these amazing food. Thank you for sharing!!!!
Gracias Dios, I love love your mommie!! My abulita left the earth with out showing me how to make tamales, I'm so thankful for all my Tejano sisters and brothers on U tube answering my prayers to cook real Mexican family foods, thank you El Senor Hesus!! I love you brother Arnie thank you for sharing your beautiful mom, I'm so thankful and happy!! Bless you both, you are so a good son. 🌞🌞🌞🦜🦜🦜🧚🧚🧚🧚🧚
This video warmed my heart, you mom sounded just like my grandma, rest her soul. Makes my miss her so much. I am in Texas too, let me know when I can go over! 🥰
I love spending time in kitchen with my mom, learning, taking on a few tips n stuff. It is more than just about food... You are a very lucky man, Arnie.
This really touched my heart. Your mother reminded me of my grandma. Especially when she said she uses the “cuchara” to spread the masa on the hoja! Man that almost brought a tear to my eye. Grandma always spoke in English and Spanish combined together in her sentences.
Hi Arnie, I only recently made my first batch of tamales. They didn't come out too bad. In fact, I did pretty darn good. lol I had never wanted to make them before because of how much work is involved. I can see that your mom is an expert. I love how close you are to your mother. You are truly blessed. Loved your video!
Bless su madre!! I’m A California boy that has been cooking Texas style bbq for 15 years but also has authentic Mexican food all around me. I can’t wait to take abuelitas lessons and make bbq tamales for my family!!!
I love your step by step detail process. Also, I understand when your mom says about not measuring but you feel and taste it by eyeballing the amount. Experience cooks know the process and are amazing at eyeballing ingredients. I have seen so many tamale making videos and you guys definitely is the one I'm using to make my first few dozen of 🫔. I love just the work smarter work ethic that still has the same great taste.
This is just like my mom. Trying to recreate her recipes takes months of cooking it over and over again, adding things while measuring each step. It takes so long to get the recipes close, but it's still not the same.
Oh man, this hit me with childhood memories. I miss growing up in Corpus Christi and going over to my friends house while his gramma made tamales. Amazing video you two! You two are the cutest together and I was smiling the whole time. ❤❤
Arnie, I love the interaction between you and your Mom. I’ve watched several of your videos and I’m going to try them here at home despite being hopeless in the kitchen.
Reminds me of Christmas in Texas. A mom and son used to sell tamales door to door in Houston when I was a kid. We would buy all we could afford and freeze them. I still make tamales every year now around Christmas. No one in Georgia makes authentic tamales. I’m going to try the cream cheese even though that’s not old school, but sounds good. I enjoyed the video! Thanks!
Oh yeah. That's BEAUTIFUL FOOD right there. I'm in. Thank you! I picked up a giant bag of masa at Sam's Club with the intention of making tamales, but then clean forgot until now. I'm doing this, have a freezer full of meat that's going to get cooked. I love you and especially your mom. Lol
Thank you sharing this recipe! I plan on using it this Christmas. I'm just a guy that's been practicing without experience and love Mexican food. Your mom showed me a few things I can do different including adding the chili powder to the masa and cooking the chili's in Manteca.
Did you find the actual recipe? They never mentioned the types of chiles. Just " all the different types" , I dont know what means. Does look like they respond to comments.
@@carolinemonteavaro5146 Sorry, I have no idea how my comment said "your mom". I would not say that randomly unless I watched a video on TH-cam that was shared. It was months ago. Maybe I mixed up the video's or watched a prior video.
I love all the love that goes into making this beautiful dish . When we lived los banos California a sweet lady would sell tamales 🫔 from her car and they were delicious, my son worked there bringing in the carts and helping people load up their groceries, he was 17 and she would give him tamales every time she was there. It gave him very good memories,what a kind way to show kindness. I’m going to try this thank you 😊
I just discovered your channel and I love it. I’m a Texan living in Oregon and it’s hard to find traditional TexMex. West Coast Tamales have a ton of thick masa and not much filling. Your mom is great! Love her. And when people find out I’m from Texas they’ll say “I’m gonna take you for the BEST bar-b-que you’ve ever had!” I just say “please don’t!”
Arnie. A man`s man, rolled fat one`s when younger, loves his beer and is always feeding a fire. Learned something today, never seen corn husk used like this. thanks. Tamales looked amazing.
Hi Arnie, I love when you cook with your Mom! She is so sweet and funny! I like how she jokes around with you! Thank you for showing us those yummy recipes!
As a Honduran and Salvadoran our tamales are the same the only difference is that we use more masa, and we use banana leafs, and tin foil we also use carne and papas as well and also chicken, the rest we also use a big pan and add water to heat it up and make it moist!
My mom just passed away yesterday...
So I'm on youtube watching folks enjoy spending time with their mums.
I guess this is my way of coping
Edit* I'm happy I watched this. I love cooking, my mom loved cooking, and I feel a little more at ease.
Thank you Arnie and thank you for sharing your delightful mum with youtube
So sorry, condolences... B-KO
My condolences. she is in a good place, as she rest. god bless you and remember the happytimes, rejoice her life her love🙏🙌.
I’m sorry about your mom my condolences ❤
I am sorry for your loss..may JESUS the Comforter give you peace and comfort during this difficult time. In JESUS HOLY name I pray. ❤
Condolences 💐
"i don't have measurements i just do by feel" is the key to "mom's" cooking
Right on buddy, thats the best way!
Yes,lol.
Amen brother 😆
To any cooking with repetition. That’s how you know they’ve done it so many times it’s just reflexes at that point. It also tells you people have requested it, because if it was bad you wouldn’t be asked to do it again.
Yes, I have no recipe! I go by: taste, feel and look! Learned this from my mom!
I love this. My daughter married into a Mexican family and my son-in-law's abuela cooks just like your mom with no written recipe. Tamales every Christmas is family time! Everybody gets together to help make them. I've actually gotten pretty good at spreading the masa on the hojas.
Tamales are the best food in the world.
My mom is Appalachian. They made tamales all her life. Her family was known around Knoxville for their Tennessee Tamales. Our family tamales are different from yours, but still delicious. Yours looks fantastic. Your Mama is a cutie. Thanks for sharing.
How do you make yours
I would love to hear more about these Tennessee tamales
They have to be mexicans.
Your mom is amazing. She put both feet in them tamales lol. You can see the real love you and your mom have for each other. Cherish her while you have her. She's an angel.
Thank you Thomas
SHE'S BEAUTIFUL IN EVERY WAY💯💖
Decades ago, a lady in our church made 31 different tamales. Each day had it’s special recipe. The first of the month was Blanco’s, unfilled tamales. The 31st was shrimp tamales. She filled those with chopped shrimp, and frozen peas and carrots. All were wonderful. Can’t wait to try these
Brings back alot of good memories of the past, During the Holidays, Mom used to get together with her sisters and make Dozens of tamales taking all day. My brother and I would harvest a Buck ( Deer) and mom would combine the meat with Pork to make Tamales. in the 1970's I visited my Grandmother and helped her grind white corn to make those Tamales of just Masa ( ? she had a name for them ? )they where spiced differently and she would use the green husks to wrap them. Those days (some of the Best ) are long gone but not forgotten..
Husks or banana leaves?
Arnie! This is by far your best video. You are so fortunate to have such a warm-hearted, humorous, and camera-friendly mother. It is great fun to see you and your Mom making faces at the camera, (like, "He doesn't know how to do this" 😉). I learned a lot today. Thank you! And remember: all good teachers go to heaven.
What a special video, every day with mom is priceless! I grew up watching my mom in the kitchen & learned alot. At 72 the tables have turned & i get to cook alot for her. Mom's are the most special people!
6:22 an absolutely precious moment! You could tell Ernie loves getting that look from his mom like, “You big dummy!” I bet he been laughing like that since childhood, you just hear his youth come through in that moment. 😂
I miss making tamales with my mom. Special times, you two remind me of us, thank you for the memories
I think this is my most favorite episode - I’ve watched it several times just to master the masa spreading technique (so I can try to impress my own mom). Arnie’s mama needs to make more guest appearances, maybe even have her own channel, she is so funny. Love the bloopers at the end: “I used to roll some fat ones when I was younger” …. “I didn’t know WHY he was seeing UFOs, I just thought he was a scaredy-cat!.” Comedy gold right there. 😂🛸
lmaorof, yessir, thanks Hector
Good morning just Love your MOM and you too. She know what she is doing . You have a beautiful MOM and she raised a great SON. I wish I could smell your food because it look very delicious home cooked meals. Just love your land too. Too bad you are not my neighbors. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year....
@@ArnieTex 111¹1¹¹111¹¹11¹11¹1
Your mom is so sweet and funny! I wish I had a mom like that again.
Just learned this from my abuela this past year after also not paying attention to how they were made. This video was like reliving the whole experience haha Valley grandmas are very patient teachers
Hey Arnie, I love your Mom!!! She reminds me of my recently passed Mom, a little sassy and brassy, teaching her son what's up! I treasure the times I'd hang around the kitchen helping and her sharing how to "do it the right way"!!! I envy you, brother!!
My mom made the best tasting tamales her church ladies axillary made tamales I would sell about her tamales at work at lunch time most of the workers and management would buy them back 1983
What a blessing to see mother and son just loving each other in such an amazing way. Every mom and son should experience. Love you two. So refreshing!!!! GOD bless
What a sweet relationship you have with your mama , reminded me of my granny and that pork looked delicious!
I love seeing your mom and you cooking ❤ I lost my mother in law to Covid. She was the sweetest woman you could ever know. She treated me and my boys so well and this video makes me happy and sad at the same time.
Dude, this made my heart super warm. Muchas gracias to you and your mom.
I love your mom, she's so cute! This was a super cool video. I absolutely love tamales and have even tried to make them, but your mom made it look less confusing than the instructions I was following. Of course, she's been making them all her life and that alone will make it look easy.
This is so awesome. You are truly blessed to be able make a video like this with your mom. The tamales look great!
Yes i am blessed thank you
I wish I had seen this one before my dad died. We are from San Diego and he retired on the east coast. For months he was begging me to make them and I didn’t know the process. You can read a recipe but the nuances are in the process. He passed at 66 last November. So maybe I’ll make them today. ❤❤ 🥹 love the channel. Thank you!
Your mom is a delight and a bit of a character I can tell. Loved this segment.
Blessed are the ones who will be able to spend there last days feeling love!
I’ve never tried them on the grill but we’d always toast them on the comal. Great for breakfast with some frijoles and fried eggs. Love this video man. Your mom is hilarious. The end of the video had me laughing 😂
We toasted the tamal in butter and top with a fried egg
Arnie, grew up in harlingen, this reminds me of home. Love your passion and respect for cooking and your mother. God bless
nothing like mom cooking. my grandmom was the cook of cooks everything she made was out of this world
Those tamales look so delicious! I live in Texas, and you two are making us proud. ☺️
Favorite episode so far! Moms make it so much better, they know so much! I know you appreciate it as well!!
Woww, I teared up and smiled watching this. My grandma passed 3 years ago and I used to make and spread tamales with her. I miss it so much but haven't made any since with her. I also had a laugh when Arnie put to much meat because she used to always get on me for doing the same. And he's right we would make 15-20 dozen because everyone wanted some. Thanks for the memories man, continue to make more and pay attention to her recipes because when there gone you'll wish you would've.
🙏 be love to others in her memory!
Those tamales look SO good! What a blessing that you got to share this time with your mother.😊
My family loves the thick masa because we use chile and homemade chicken broth in the masa. You will want more masa if you make it that way. This tamales are like a burger with a thin bun.
Man! This is my favorite video of yours I've ever seen. There's nothing like being with your Momma. Your Mom reminds me of my Abuelita.
Thank you Edward
@@ArnieTex This is why I said...Why do you need a probe, or beef injections for a brisket, Arnie. Your beautiful mother knows how to cook, by instinct, my man! Chuckwagon cooks never owned those things! And neither do I!
@@MrDoneboy hahah yessir but your forgetting how many times they and we screwed things up in the learning process, man i dried out a lot of chickens and over cooked plenty of steaks and my mom still does that on turkeys and chicken breast's omg! Over time yes we develop the ability to cook with out those tools but for newbies and beginners it's a great way to not ruin expensive meats and as far as me using them well i like toys hahaha. Thanks for your imput Don i sincerely do appreciate it.
@@ArnieTex Arnie, I am an electronic technician in my schooling history. But as a cook....I will cook a brisket on my Weber, with nothing but my remaining senses, my Texas brother!
Thank you, and God Bless us all!
That was how I learned from my mother-in-law, this much, that much, all by sight...what great memories.
I’m amazed, flummoxed and bamboozled(?) that you put cream cheese on your tamales! Would never say it’s wrong, just amazed is all. 👍Love your Mom, too!
Arnie, I love ya, buddy, but Mom stole the show!!! What wonderful, wonderful people!! Thank you so much for all of the wonderful recipes!!
She makes this look so easy. Many years of experience. Brisket tamales are so delicious. I'll buy 3 dozen from you(lol). Totally awesome.
Thank you
I love this video of mom and son cooking together ❤️
Tamales look delicious 🤤🫔
Thanks for sharing your mom’s wisdom & sense of humor with us. She seems like a fantastic lady. God bless her.
I never thought to use cream cheese. Can’t wait to try it! 😊
These look delicious! Is the chicken the only one you mix with the sauce?
Awwh, watching this make me really miss my sweet mama 🥲 Covid took her in late 2020. She was so knowledgeable about cooking our traditional Apache foods and taught all her daughters how to weave Apache burden baskets. Mom's are SO special! NEVER take for granted the time you have with your mom! She is passing on her tamale making knowledge to you and your audience. How precious is that❣You should do more episodes with her!
I would weigh 350lbs if this wonderful woman were my mother. Years ago, someone I know was stationed at NBC (Naval Base Coronado) and there was a regular troop of hispanic mothers and grandmothers that made these by the truckload (not exaggerating). They sold them 2/$1 to base personnel, and I'm not overstating when I say they probably sold two-thousand/day, six days a week. Thanks for sharing good times with you momma, Arnie. She's a peach.🍑
I worked in a Mexican neighborhood for 28 years & The Tamale Lady would come with fresh tamales in her car-this was every Weds. The guys in the warehouse always bought us office ladies some tamales. Sooooo delicious!
Tamales definitely don’t cost that much anymore. So sad. Especially not in CA
Dang, you guy's are taking me back to when I was a kid and being at my Mexican friends houses around dinner time. Must be why I love authentic Mexican food so much. Man I'd love to hang out with this guy.
Brings back so memories for me from when I made tamales with my mum:) my favorite mexican food by far, n making it with family always makes it taste even better♡
What a precious moment of time. Thank you for sharing this with us.
Your Mother is great she raised you right enjoy your mother while you can Arnie would love to meet you both.😎👍
Im a Texan born and bred. But i have lived in Indiana for 14 years and i cant tell you how much i miss Texas and the food so much.
My Mum used to add some of her sauce to the masa. It gave it color and taste. She was never satisfied with the masa from the market. She would whip in lard until the right consistency was achieved. Usually dropping a pinch of masa in water to see if it floats. It was always pork too. That was the family recipe handed down for generations.
Annie, my family used to have parties to make tamales and enchiladas for the holidays. We made them for our Fiesta on the weekend closest to Mexican Independence Day in September and then through New Years. My mom would mix course ground hominy in her masa. We made mostly tamales that were savory but she would have us make sweet tamales with fruit in the and white masa. These sweet ones where saved for Easter Morning and Christmas.
I always tried to put to much filling in mine and to thick masa. Momma always had us sit the tails on the husks to tie the tamales husks. We actually collected corn in the husk from the field before the fields were harvested. Really kept the family close doing these group things.
Your channel makes me smile, your mom is absolutely lovely and I love her low-key sass. Tamales are my absolute favorite Mexican cuisine, gonna make this.
I love the dynamic you two have together. I've made tamales once many years ago for Christmas, this makes me want to make them again!
I just made my first batch of tamales alone and I’ve been watching tons of yours and your mother’s video. Thank you so much her instructions on how to make the Masa without a mixer . I used my hands so you know the texture and consistency are correct that was what really helped me thank you. Thank you so much. My tamales taste, so good I wish you could try them.😂
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I hope you didn't add cheese, I've never heard of that
If to say a Prayer heavenly Father Bless the this mother hands,
For touching so many lives'
Showing so much love with her cooking ..love her son will always remember
Grateful ..
This Christmas we made about 60 Tamales
So thankful to learn your mothers way
I loved this! I so wish my mom was still here to cook with, please keep the videos coming ❤
God has truly blessed you Arnie to have your mother teach you how to make tamales, i make them but took a class on making them, and i cheat using a masa spreader, sometimes they will have them at HEB.it was invented by a woman in Corpus CHRISTI and it cut the time making them in half.
I wouldn't say that's cheating. They use a plastic in some restaurants when they tamales.
@@SynnJynn thanks, the spreaders save alot of time.
You're mom is wonderful thank you for sharing both your skills
The tomalleys look delicious
Love tamales!!!! Thank you for sharing this very traditional recipe. My family gets together every year before the holidays to make many dozens of these amazing food. Thank you for sharing!!!!
Gracias Dios, I love love your mommie!! My abulita left the earth with out showing me how to make tamales, I'm so thankful for all my Tejano sisters and brothers on U tube answering my prayers to cook real Mexican family foods, thank you El Senor Hesus!! I love you brother Arnie thank you for sharing your beautiful mom, I'm so thankful and happy!! Bless you both, you are so a good son. 🌞🌞🌞🦜🦜🦜🧚🧚🧚🧚🧚
Thank you.
Holy smokes, my grandma raised me. I have so many amazing memories of her teaching me how to cook, this video brought so many memories. Thank you.
Your mom is amazing bro. You're blessed. My mom used to make really good tamales too. Good memories.
Thank you
This video warmed my heart, you mom sounded just like my grandma, rest her soul. Makes my miss her so much. I am in Texas too, let me know when I can go over! 🥰
Gotta love abuelites and their extremely precise hand measurements! Much love Arnie
Thank you
I love spending time in kitchen with my mom, learning, taking on a few tips n stuff. It is more than just about food...
You are a very lucky man, Arnie.
❤️ your Mom is in this video talking about not having measurements and doing it “Old School”!!!
Arnie, your Mom is so Kool to show us her way of making tamales, especially her technique of making & spreading the Masa ! Thank you both !
There is nothing like cooking with our Mom's. I learned so much from mine.
Thanks Greg
This really touched my heart. Your mother reminded me of my grandma. Especially when she said she uses the “cuchara” to spread the masa on the hoja! Man that almost brought a tear to my eye. Grandma always spoke in English and Spanish combined together in her sentences.
Hi Arnie, I only recently made my first batch of tamales. They didn't come out too bad. In fact, I did pretty darn good. lol I had never wanted to make them before because of how much work is involved. I can see that your mom is an expert. I love how close you are to your mother. You are truly blessed. Loved your video!
Awesome mom. Reminds me
Of my mom. God bless her.
this is a great video, two pros going at it. of course mom won. I love tamales and toast them on the bbq pit too, make them crispy
yessir thats some good tamales like that
Bless su madre!! I’m
A California boy that has been cooking Texas style bbq for 15 years but also has authentic Mexican food all around me. I can’t wait to take abuelitas lessons and make bbq tamales for my family!!!
Your mother is a treasure. These look amazing.
I love your step by step detail process. Also, I understand when your mom says about not measuring but you feel and taste it by eyeballing the amount. Experience cooks know the process and are amazing at eyeballing ingredients. I have seen so many tamale making videos and you guys definitely is the one I'm using to make my first few dozen of 🫔. I love just the work smarter work ethic that still has the same great taste.
This is just like my mom. Trying to recreate her recipes takes months of cooking it over and over again, adding things while measuring each step. It takes so long to get the recipes close, but it's still not the same.
I like the day after, get a hot griddle (comal) and get some char! Another flavor! WOW!!!
Oh man, this hit me with childhood memories. I miss growing up in Corpus Christi and going over to my friends house while his gramma made tamales. Amazing video you two! You two are the cutest together and I was smiling the whole time. ❤❤
Loving the now & then memories with your Ma!! Respectful ❤
Wow man. What a wholesome video. Your best yet probably. Wonderful to see you and your mom have a good time together and laugh about the UFOs 😂
That boy lives his Momma...makes me smile!
Thanks for including the out-takes. Made my day! Your mom is a crackup! :)
Lol oh man I was cracking up on the bloopers at the end 🤣
Y’all are so fun to watch. I love tamales. Can’t wait to try them.
Arnie, I love the interaction between you and your Mom. I’ve watched several of your videos and I’m going to try them here at home despite being hopeless in the kitchen.
Reminds me of Christmas in Texas. A mom and son used to sell tamales door to door in Houston when I was a kid. We would buy all we could afford and freeze them. I still make tamales every year now around Christmas. No one in Georgia makes authentic tamales. I’m going to try the cream cheese even though that’s not old school, but sounds good. I enjoyed the video! Thanks!
Oh yeah. That's BEAUTIFUL FOOD right there. I'm in. Thank you! I picked up a giant bag of masa at Sam's Club with the intention of making tamales, but then clean forgot until now. I'm doing this, have a freezer full of meat that's going to get cooked. I love you and especially your mom. Lol
Thank you sharing this recipe! I plan on using it this Christmas. I'm just a guy that's been practicing without experience and love Mexican food. Your mom showed me a few things I can do different including adding the chili powder to the masa and cooking the chili's in Manteca.
Did you find the actual recipe? They never mentioned the types of chiles. Just " all the different types" , I dont know what means.
Does look like they respond to comments.
@@carolinemonteavaro5146 Sorry, I have no idea how my comment said "your mom". I would not say that randomly unless I watched a video on TH-cam that was shared. It was months ago. Maybe I mixed up the video's or watched a prior video.
OMG! You & your Mother are have my stomach growling. What a wonderful show. Thank you for the lesson.
I love all the love that goes into making this beautiful dish . When we lived los banos California a sweet lady would sell tamales 🫔 from her car and they were delicious, my son worked there bringing in the carts and helping people load up their groceries, he was 17 and she would give him tamales every time she was there. It gave him very good memories,what a kind way to show kindness. I’m going to try this thank you 😊
We lived in Los Banos too. Worked at Pea soup! Now in AZ.
I just discovered your channel and I love it. I’m a Texan living in Oregon and it’s hard to find traditional TexMex. West Coast Tamales have a ton of thick masa and not much filling. Your mom is great! Love her. And when people find out I’m from Texas they’ll say “I’m gonna take you for the BEST bar-b-que you’ve ever had!” I just say “please don’t!”
This is a wonderful video that you made with your lovely mother. YUMMY tamales oh yeah. Thank you so much Arnie. God Bless you and all your familia!
Arnie. A man`s man, rolled fat one`s when younger, loves his beer and is always feeding a fire.
Learned something today, never seen corn husk used like this. thanks. Tamales looked amazing.
I love this video. Reminds me of my Nana. God rest her soul. New sub from San Diego 👍
thank you
I just found your channel and I absolutely love it 🥰🥰... Love your mama you are a lucky son to have her... May God bless you and your family ❤️
Thank you so much!!
Love y’all!! So happy to see your mom (my prima🤗). Missing y’all. Have a blessed Christmas 🎄 🥰
Thank you Nellie, miss yall too, Merry Christmas and hope to see you all next year.
Hi Arnie, I love when you cook with your Mom! She is so sweet and funny! I like how she jokes around with you! Thank you for showing us those yummy recipes!
“Try to be a little bit more neat!” She told you Arnie.
But this recipe looks amazing & I’ll try it out next week! Thanks for the recipe!
As a Honduran and Salvadoran our tamales are the same the only difference is that we use more masa, and we use banana leafs, and tin foil we also use carne and papas as well and also chicken, the rest we also use a big pan and add water to heat it up and make it moist!
Love the cooking relationship you have with your mom that's awesome
Oh my goodness, so much goes in to making those beautiful little pockets of love. Its amazing! Your mom is so awesome!
Please do another video showing how to prepare and flavor the Masa