Chinese-Style Tamales Recipe
Tamales are a traditional Mexican dish loved by many, typically filled with pork, chicken, or beans and cheese, then cooked on the stove or in a pressure cooker. Today, we’re sharing a Chinese-inspired version of this dish. It doesn't require any complicated seasonings, with corn as the main ingredient. The result is a fragrant tamale with a rich corn aroma and a soft, sweet, and chewy texture that will surely win you over at first bite.

INGREDIENTS
- 300g fresh corn
DIRECTIONS
Peel and clean 300g (2 ears) of fresh corn.
Use a juicer or food processor to blend the corn into a paste.
Add 10g of white sugar.
Mix in 20g of cornmeal.
Add 50g of all-purpose flour and stir until well combined.
Knead the mixture into a smooth batter.
Trim the ends of the corn husks and clean them. Spread a portion of the batter onto the husks, then pit and halve the red dates and place them on top of the corn mixture.
Bring water to a boil in a steamer, then place the prepared tamales in the steamer and steam for 20 minutes.
After 20 minutes, remove from the steamer. Your delicious Chinese-Style Tamales are ready to enjoy!