Sweet Corn Tamales
Tamales de elotePronunciation (IPA) /taˈmales de eˈlote/
Sweet corn tamales from El Salvador, made from fresh corn and masa, steamed in corn husks and often served with crema.
Also known as: Tamales de elote · Tamal de elote · Elote tamales
Allergens & declarations
Contains
Milk (including Lactose)
Contains milk and milk products (including lactose)
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In detail
Typical ingredients
Frequently asked questions
- What is Sweet Corn Tamales?
- Sweet corn tamales from El Salvador, made from fresh corn and masa, steamed in corn husks and often served with crema.
- Where does Sweet Corn Tamales come from?
- Sweet Corn Tamales — country of origin: El Salvador.
- What is Sweet Corn Tamales made of?
- Sweetcorn, corn masa, sugar, butter, cheese.
- Which allergens does Sweet Corn Tamales contain?
- Contains milk and milk products (including lactose).
- What is Sweet Corn Tamales also known as?
- Tamales de elote, Tamal de elote, Elote tamales.
- How do you pronounce Sweet Corn Tamales?
- Tamales de elote (Spanish, El Salvador) is pronounced /taˈmales de eˈlote/. Select the speaker button next to the dish name to hear it.
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PupusasThick griddled corn cakes filled with cheese, beans, pork, or combinations of these.
Pastelitos SalvadoreñosSmall corn-masa pastries filled with seasoned meat or vegetables and fried.
Sopa de PataA hearty Salvadoran soup made with beef feet and tripe, vegetables, corn, and green banana.
RiguasA Salvadoran corn cake made from fresh corn and cooked on a griddle, traditionally wrapped in a banana leaf.












