4 Different Ways To Reheat the Best Tamales in Texas

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Picture this: You’ve received your shipment of tamales and pull them out the Christmas morning to find they are frozen! Don’t forget to reheat your tamales this Christmas these four ways.

Fry Up a Breakfast Tamale

Try frying your tamale for a delicious breakfast!

Simply:

  • Heat your pan on your stovetop on medium heat.
  • Add a small amount of cooking oil or butter and allow it to simmer.
  • Then place the tamales on the stovetop to heat.
  • Once your tamale heats on both sides, use the pan for cooking yourself a side of eggs and salsa!

Alternatively, you can use your air fryer! Preheat your air fryer up to 375ºF, place tamales in the air fryer basket, and cook for 8 minutes!

Steam for Soft Tamales

For softer tamales, you can steam your tamales:

  • Place your thawed tamales with the corn husk and steam in a stockpot.
  • Steam tamales with a rice cooker or slow cooker for about 15 to 20 minutes.
  • Steam tamales in the microwave by wrapping them in a damp paper towel and heating for 3 to 5 minutes.

Reheat Your Tamales Slowly

Get the juicy benefits of heating your tamales slowly in an oven.

  • Preheat your oven to 350ºF.
  • Avoid drying them out beforehand.
  • Wrap your tamales in tin foil.

If you’ve defrosted your tamales, they may be ready in about 15 to 20 minutes. If frozen, give them about 25 minutes.

Picture this: You've received your shipment of tamales and pull them out the Christmas morning to find they are frozen! Don't forget to reheat your tamales this Christmas these four ways. Fry Up a Breakfast Tamale Try frying your tamale for a delicious breakfast! Simply: • Heat your pan on your stovetop on medium heat. • Add a small amount of cooking oil or butter and allow it to simmer. • Then place the tamales on the stovetop to heat. • Once your tamale heats on both sides, use the pan for cooking yourself a side of eggs and salsa! Alternatively, you can use your air fryer! Preheat your air fryer up to 375ºF, place tamales in the air fryer basket, and cook for 8 minutes! Steam for Soft Tamales For softer tamales, you can steam your tamales: • Place your thawed tamales with the corn husk and steam in a stockpot. • Steam tamales with a rice cooker or slow cooker for about 15 to 20 minutes. • Steam tamales in the microwave by wrapping them in a damp paper towel and heating for 3 to 5 minutes. Reheat Your Tamales Slowly Get the juicy benefits of heating your tamales slowly in an oven. • Preheat your oven to 350ºF. • Avoid drying them out beforehand. • Wrap your tamales in tin foil. If you've defrosted your tamales, they may be ready in about 15 to 20 minutes. If frozen, give them about 25 minutes. The Best Tamales are En El Comal Many customers prefer reheating tamales using a comal, also known as a griddle.: • Allow your tamales to thaw out for thirty minutes. • Set your stovetop to medium to high heat. • Place the tamales (with the husk) on the griddle. Some people prefer to char the husks on all sides for a bit of crunch! Thank You for Enjoying the Best Tamales in Texas! Thank you for making Delia's tamales in the valley a part of your holiday family tradition. Don't forget to pick up any pre-ordered tamales at your local Delia's locations in Texas.

The Best Tamales are En El Comal

Many customers prefer reheating tamales using a comal, also known as a griddle:

  • Allow your tamales to thaw out for thirty minutes.
  • Set your stovetop to medium to high heat.
  • Place the tamales (with the husk) on the griddle.

Some people prefer to char the husks on all sides for a bit of crunch!

Thank You for Enjoying the Best Tamales in Texas!

Thank you for making Delia’s tamales in the valley a part of your holiday family tradition. Don’t forget to pick up any pre-ordered tamales at your local Delia’s locations in Texas.

 

4 Responses to “4 Different Ways To Reheat the Best Tamales in Texas”

  3. carmen Benson

    Yours Truly was introduce to your TAMALES by my sister Margaret that lives in San Antonio. This is our home town and today by far these Tamales are the GREATEST. So Thank you Margaret for leading your sister Carmen to a great product. Keep up the good product that I really enjoy during Christmas and any holiday. For sure the owner of DELIA’S knows how to make Tamales.

    August 26, 2022 at 10:34 am
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