This vegan Mexican Tamale dish is one that I make almost every month, sometimes twice. Its a firm favourite with my husband and younger family members likes nephews and nieces. Regular readers will have seen Tamale appear on my blog in different guises, as a pie see here and or served in individual dishes see here, often served with a lovely green salad.
There will be days when we will have it for Saturday or Sunday brunch instead of a veggie fry up, but not this time. I decided on making a much larger version that could be brought to the table.
My brother is by no means a vegetarian, or vegan for that and would never dream of becoming either, I served him Tamale when he came over for a short visit that ended up being a couple of hours and he totally loved it. He said he really did not note much difference between the soya mince or the real minced stuff. I really do think this is one dish that meat-eaters would be more then happy to try, especially if they like a little spice too.
For the recipe follow this link.
The only thing to note is that this Tamale was made in a large casserole dish, the polenta flowers are optional.



I have a similar casserole thought with cornmeal dumplings on top that I have been making since before I went vegetarian - love that sort of dish and I remember seeing yours and they always look delicious - especially with the pretty cornmeal flowers
ReplyDeleteThank you Johanna. Time for casserole soon!
DeleteI think there are probably a lot of meat-eaters who THINK they don't like vegan fare. And probably some who couldn't tell the difference between soya mince and meat!
ReplyDeleteYour right Mark.
DeleteOh yummy, so trying this :)
ReplyDeleteIt really is good, and i so so recommend it. Please let me know if you do make it.
DeleteI love the polenta flowers! ☺
ReplyDeleteThanks Jasmine.
DeleteThis looks awesome. I love the flowers - so cute!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Sal. This recipe is one of my favourites.
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