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Creole Seasoning Blend: The Spice Mix That Transforms Dishes

If you're a fan of adding a burst of flavour to your dishes, you've probably come across the term "Creole seasoning blend" at some point. In this article, we'll delve into the world of Creole seasoning, exploring its origins, ingredients, and how you can use it to elevate your culinary creations.

What is Creole Seasoning Blend?

Creole seasoning is a zesty and aromatic spice mix used in Southern cuisine, particularly in Creole and Cajun dishes. It's renowned for its ability to infuse dishes with a bold and tantalising flavour profile. This seasoning blend can be the secret weapon in your kitchen, adding depth and complexity to a wide range of recipes.

A Brief History of Creole Cuisine

To truly understand Creole seasoning, it's essential to grasp the rich history of Creole cuisine. Creole cooking is deeply rooted in the multicultural influences of Louisiana, particularly New Orleans. It's a fusion of French, Spanish, African, and Native American culinary traditions.

The word "Creole" itself refers to the descendants of European settlers in the region, but over time, Creole cuisine evolved to include a diverse array of ingredients and cooking techniques. Creole seasoning emerged as a cornerstone of this cuisine, contributing its unique blend of flavours to countless iconic dishes.

The Ingredients in Creole Seasoning Blend

Creole seasoning typically contains a medley of spices and herbs. While the exact ingredients may vary from one blend to another, common components include paprika, cayenne pepper, garlic powder, onion powder, thyme, oregano, and salt. These ingredients work in harmony to deliver a spicy, savoury, and slightly smoky flavour that's unmistakably Creole.

How to Use Creole Seasoning in Your Cooking?

One of the beauties of Creole seasoning is its versatility. You can use it to add depth to meats like chicken, pork, or shrimp, or sprinkle it onto vegetables and potatoes before roasting. It's also a key player in classic dishes like jambalaya, gumbo, and red beans and rice. Just a pinch or two can transform an ordinary meal into a culinary masterpiece.

Where to Buy or Make Your Own Creole Seasoning 

When it comes to Creole seasoning, you have two main options: buying it pre-made or making your own at home. Many grocery stores carry commercially prepared Creole seasoning, often in convenient shaker bottles. These are a great choice if you're looking for convenience and consistency.

If you prefer to craft your own seasoning blend, it's easy to do so with readily available spices. By adjusting the proportions of ingredients to your taste, you can create a customised blend that suits your palate perfectly. A homemade Creole seasoning can be a source of pride in your kitchen.

Final Thoughts 

Creole seasoning spice blend is a culinary treasure with roots in the vibrant and diverse Creole cuisine of Louisiana. Its combination of spices and herbs adds depth and character to a wide range of dishes, from seafood to meats and vegetables. Whether you choose to buy it pre-made or make your own, this seasoning blend is sure to become a staple in your kitchen.

So, the next time you're looking to spice up your meals, don't forget to reach for that trusty Creole seasoning. Its unique flavours will transport your taste buds to the heart of the South, creating a dining experience that's nothing short of magical.

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Okay just because this has been on my mind for weeks now. You should never have to choose between food and rent. One, if such a choice comes up, always choose rent, obviously. BUT if not being able to afford food is the problem, there are options. Sorry this post got so long it wasn’t meant to..

Apologies in advance I only know how this works in America, but it’s likely your country has something similar. What you’ve gotta do for this is go to your state government page and find your state’s food assistance program, SNAP, Food Stamps, whatever it is, find that and apply. You’ll probably get around $250 a month for a single household. If you’re low income, you should be eligible. If you’re on SSI/SSDI or Medicaid, you are almost certainly eligible. On top of that you gotta find a local food bank. They might ask you for your income, but they likely won’t bar you from their services if they’re a good food bank. This is a good place to get any kind of canned food and pasta, but good food banks will likely also have meat, eggs, and milk. A lot of food banks have even started delivering straight to your home. I’ve also worked with a lot of Churches to get food. I’m sure plenty of Synagogs and other religions orgs have similar programs, but it depends on how well funded they are.

Use any money you save from this for your fresh produce, but I recommend getting frozen vegetables as they have just as much nutrients as fresh produce would. I also recommend getting an instant pot or slow cooker if you can afford it. Thrift stores might have some that still work decently. I got my instant pot and my slow cooker second hand from family members so I got lucky, but if you can afford them they’re seriously a life saver.

My biggest recommendations of food to keep on hand is bread and stuff you like on sandwiches, always have eggs, always have rice, and always have some frozen vegetables. Invest in spices wherever you can, you can make a lot or really delicious meals that are super simple just by having some good seasonings. If you get on food assistance, spices are covered by that, basically everything consumable is except alcohol.

Spices I recommend to keep on hand: Sea Salt, Black Pepper, Basil, Thyme, Oregano, Ginger, Red Pepper, Garlic, Onion, any Umami/Mushroom Blend, Rosemary, Marjoram, Sage. That’s everything I use for 90% of my meals.

Also grow your own food! Mainly herbs! The easiest one to start with is green onions, you can buy some from the store, put the bottoms in a small cup with just enough water to reach the roots, let the roots grow a bit then put them in soil after about a week. Basil, thyme, parsley, and rosemary are my other favorites to grow. You can get a devoted pair of kitchen scissors to just cut your herbs directly into whatever you’re cooking! If you have enough space and time on your hands I really recommend growing tomatoes and bell peppers!! Feel free to ask me about gardening!

My Favorite Easy Meals:

Spaghetti with meat sauce: Get canned tomato sauce and diced tomatoes, mix those in a pan and add as many spices as you want until you like the flavor, you can look online for common spaghetti sauce seasonings. Get some ground beef (btw meat can be frozen indefinitely) and cook that up then throw it in your sauce. Cook noodles while you’re doing that, the whole process shouldn’t take more than an hour if you have an extra pair of hands, hour and a half if you’re by yourself at max.

Teriyaki Chicken: Easiest thing ever, just buy some chicken strips and some teriyaki sauce, marinate that shit then pop it in the oven for like around 20min or until it’s cooked to 165°F.

Egg Fried Rice: One of my favorite easy meals. Pop the (WASHED!!) rice in an instant pot or rice cooker (if you don’t have either a pot with a lid will work fine!), toss in about a tablespoon of mirin in with your rice then let it do it’s thing following instructions. About 15min before your rice is done throw some frozen vegetables in a pan (whatever kind of vegetables you like!! It really doesn’t matter!) cook those a little, put em aside in a bowl. Then take some eggs, scramble em in the same pan, put aside. Throw your cooked rice in the pan then add soy sauce, red pepper, umami blend, and any other spices you’d like (but no salt! There’s plenty of sodium in the soy sauce!).Then add your ingredients you put to the side. If you add enough eggs or are just tired, this can be it’s own meal! Or you can have it as a side with teriyaki chicken or anything else you think it’d taste good with!

Ramen: Get a bunch of packs of cheap ramen noodles but don’t use the soup packet. Make your own soup with any kind of broth (chicken or seafood works best, but just pick a favorite), add a tablespoon of soy sauce to a cup of broth, a teaspoon of mirin to cup of broth, some minced ginger (or powered) to taste, any spices you want (I like to add the mushroom blends and some seaweed flakes), cook the noodles for the recommended time in the broth then add an egg cooked in any style you want. You can get fancy with a soft boiled egg, but those take a while to learn to get right. I normally fry my eggs. And if you have any ham or beef strips those also go good with it! Top it with green onions! Takes about 45 minutes roughly.

Omelet: Whisk some eggs in a cup and add some spices (and fresh green onions if you want!), throw it in a pan, add any cheese, meat, or veggies you like on it (I like cheddar, bell peppers, and bacon in mine) then wait for it to cook on one side then fold it in half, after it’s cooked on one of the half sides, flip it over to get the other side, you can stab it in the middle to see if it’s fully cooked in the center. Takes less than 20 minutes.

Buttered Potatoes: You can get some small potatoes, cut em up, throw them in an oven-safe dish with some butter (1/4-1/2 a stick depending on how many potatoes you’re making), salt, rosemary, and black pepper. Cook them in the oven on like 350°F for about 25-30min. You can use this as a side with any kind of meat or anything else you feel it’d go good with! Sometimes it just makes a good snack as leftovers.

Things you can cook up and add to other stuff: cook a bunch of bacon and you can crumble it into stuff like omelets, mac ‘n cheese, salads!

Feel free to ask me for cooking advice! It’s one of my favorite things to do and there’s a good chance I can help you figure out how to make something. I’m happy to help talk to you about dietary restrictions and substitutes also!

I do all this and never spend a penny from my paycheck on my food! Good food is obtainable! Look online for more recipes or try and use some of these methods to enhance a simple recipe you already know!

And remember to fight to keep food assistance programs open and available! It’s an insanely valuable resource for folks in poverty! If your local government acts against these programs, speak up against them! If you can, please donate to your food bank and ask them what kind of food they need. Volunteer with them also if you can!

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literally just get these things if you want a vegan low cal life, because you can control portions and make things you enjoy eating with less calories- i made some example recipes under the list:

coffee.

SPICES. please make the investment into SPICES!

->continuation of spices, heres a basic list- cocoa powder, cinnamon, garlic powder, onion powder, chili powder, veggie bouillon powder/cubes, salt, pepper, lemon pepper, etc (you can find more online but please dont forget it)

->and simple sauces like soy sauce, basic hot sauce, mustard, white vinegar, apple cider vinegar, etc.

stevia or agave fruit sweetener. (please make sure whatever you choose you dont buy any sweetener with aspartame!!)

dairy free yogurt (i’ve heard coconut is good)

dairy free butter (earthbalance is my fav by far)

-> you could also make due with olive oil (cooking)

1st milk for normal stuff- unsweet cashew milk or unsweet creamy almond milk

->2nd milk for cooking- i suggest soymilk but creamy coconutmilk works good too

tofu. extra firm and silky work for different things (meat substitutes, egg substitute, diff. milk products substitutes) get either/both

carrots, mushrooms, chickpeas, and cauliflower all make good meat substitutes (bacon, chicken nuggets, pulled pork, etc) if cooked properly

OATS! plain oats are soooo versatile (used as flour, cereal, granola, crust, etc)

ricecakes (i use it as replacement for toast)

Pumpkin or sweet potato (in NO SYRUP canned form, very good for cooking low cal desserts or protein bars)

apple sauce (used for cooking and just yum- can be an egg substitute)

low cal noodle types- chickpea, edamame, shirataki, konjac, cauliflower, zucchini, spaghetti squash, and i think miracle noodle

literally any and all veggies and fruits- but a reminder of basics are broccoli, cucumber, onions, spinach, beets, eggplant, tomato, zucchini, potato, apple, banana, grapes, oranges, pineapple, strawberries, watermelon, mango, etc

WARNING ⚠️ be careful of sugar free drink flavor packets as they contain aspartame and other strange ingredients that ppl have complained of side effects- i would suggest to steer clear of many of the packets and go for a large unsweetened lemonade or fruit punch bin of flavoring so you can make it yourself. please check ingredients for health reasons.

-> HOWEVER, drinks like olipop, simple truth organic, waterloo, and zevia all have flavored water/sparkling water/cola drinks that are aspartame free.

I highlighted things that i think are really important

Veggie dip: yogurt, seasoning spices (ranch seasoning is goated), and a tbsp or lemon or soysauc, all mixed and best used as a “veggie chip” dip, like baked cucumber chips

Literally any cake/protein bar: oats blended, protein powder, 1/2cup apple sauce OR mashed banana, some milk, and whatever toppings you like

Granola: oats, chia seeds, cut up fruit pieces, and maple syrup or honey for binding. mix in bag, bake on baking sheet on pan.

Hot n sour soup: you can use hot n sour packet or make veggie bouillon and add hot sauce, soy sauce, and tsp chili powder. Then (to whichever mix you’ve made) add egg mixing around, and then add extra firm tofu in little cubes. Let the soup mix well and set a little while cooling.

Nicecream: freeze banana. add banana, tbsp of milk, 2 tbsp of yogurt, tbsp of sweetener, and a fruit of choice (a tbsp of protein powder also will help). blend with blender and then let it sit for a minute- add whatever you want on top

my best “toast”: seasalt ricecake, spread 1tbsp vegan cream cheese, and then spread 1.5 tbsp of organic raspberry jelly.

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But I know how to do so because I know what I like from learning to cook a wide variety of things, and a lot of people who eat the same way I do don't have that skill. So here's a cheat sheet. First of all, you have to learn what spices you like. And I don't mean spices as in just "things that make food spicy" I mean all the stuff that goes into food to flavor it. There are a lot of spices out there, it can get very complex, but spice blends are your friend! Do you like Italian food? Italian Blend Seasoning is for you. Is it as good as tailoring all the herbs and spices to the flavor profile of each dish as a true chef would do? Nope! But it is perfectly acceptable. Do you like Indian food? Curry powder is the same way. There are others, too. Garam Masala is a spice mix for people who like South Asian food. Creole Spice Mix is for Cajun food. If you want to move beyond spices mixes, google recipes for your favorite dish and see what spices/seasonings are used in the recipes. Chances are, you will like those. In addition, you're probably going to want powdered garlic and either dried onion flakes or onion powder. Are they as good as fresh garlic and onion? No! You know what they are? Easy to use and shelf stable. Also, you can buy them in large containers relatively cheaply, and they make pretty much ANYTHING better. Second, learn what condiments you like. Not just ketchup, I'm talking all the other sauces that come in bottles. This one is easier, because you probably already know So now that we know what spices we like, we start adding them to things! Basic Rules for learning how to put seasonings in stuff: 1) Start small. You can always add more, but it's a lot harder to take stuff out. 2) Keep tasting as you add seasoning, so you can tell when you're done. 3) limit the number of seasonings/flavorings you're adding, especially when you're starting. Pretty much everything goes with garlic and onion, but not every spice goes with every other spice. If you're using a spice blend, you probably don't have to add anything else. If you're using individual spices/seasonings and you don't already know what flavors pair well together, keep it simple. 4) Garlic, onion, salt, and pepper are the basics. There are extremely few flavors that won't go well with them. If you think it needs something but don't know what, try one of those. 5) If you want to get fancy and do your own combinations of seasonings, check out recipes of dishes you like to see what seasonings are used together and what proportions they use. You can adjust it to your taste, but it will give you a place to start. 6) If you are doctoring a prepared meal and don't know where to start, check recipes online for what that dish would have if made from scratch, and add those seasonings to taste. Over time, you will get better at figuring out what you like and how things combine and what goes with what. Once you know more, that's when you start getting wild and crazy. Yes, I know, there are a lot of jokes about white people and spices, but "intense, in-your-face flavors" are for people with a lot of experience at making it the right intense flavor. You can get there! But if you're just starting out, start small and work your way up. Here's the key: since I only have spices I know I like, and I add a little bit at a time and taste it as I go, I can mix and match fairly easily. The worst that's going to happen is that sometimes two flavors don't mix as well as I'd like. Some results are better than others, but the only times I've had something I couldn't stand to eat was when I dumped a whole lot in at once. So now we're ready to start adding flavors to things. Here are some examples: Campbell's condensed Tomato Soup is kind of boring. But if you cook it with milk instead of water (so it's creamier) and add some Italian Seasoning mix, it is no longer boring. Campbell's chicken noodle soup is much better if you put some dried onion flakes, garlic powder, and spice mix of your choice in before you cook it. Unless you're buying the really high-end gourmet stuff, you can probably improve any soup by adding the right seasonings (to find out what you should use, google that type of soup and look at recipes.) Boxed macaroni and cheese is also easy to change up. Tonight, I was feeling fairly basic. So when I made it, I put in a generous dash of garlic and onion powder, a smaller dash of paprika, a dash of salt, some frozen peas (cooked with the noodles in the same pot), and some grated Parmesan cheese out of a can. It tasted great. (All of this is in addition to the regular packet of cheese powder that comes with it and the milk and butter it says to add.) If I'd been in more of an Italian mood, I could have used Italian seasoning mix instead of the paprika. Or maybe grabbed some other spice from the cupboard. Or put in a dollop of ranch dressing or salsa or other condiment that goes well with cheese. There are so many possibilities. This works in a lot of other ways too! I eat a lot of baked potatoes. They're healthy (providing lots of nutrients), cheap, and easy to make. (About 4-5  minutes in the microwave for a large potato.) And you can put almost any flavor with potato and it will work. Seriously. Microwave the potato, cut it open, mash down the insides, put a little butter on it, put your seasoning of choice on it. Or pick a condiment. Or melt a slice of cheese on top of it (I recommend waiting until the potato is pretty much done, cutting it open and mashing the insides, then putting the cheese slice on top and microwaving it for another 30 seconds). On weeks where I'm really low on spoons, I will have baked potato and chicken nuggets every night of the week and the baked potato will taste different every night of the week. Night one: Italian seasoning mix. Night two: Ketchup and Mayo. Night three: Curry. Night four: melted cheese. Night five: honey mustard salad dressing. Night six: paprika and garlic and onion powder. Night seven: barbecue sauce. In fact, most vegetables work really well for adding flavorings. Take the veggie, throw it in a bowl, put in a bit of butter and your seasoning of choice, and microwave it for a few minutes. Voila! If I want to cook and want something simple, the easiest "from scratch" meal you can make is "meat with condiment." No, seriously, choose your condiment. Here's an example with chicken: take the chicken pieces, cover them in condiment of your choice (barbecue sauce, honey mustard salad dressing, etc.) and bake it for 30 minutes. At 30 minutes, take it out, turn it over, put a tiny bit more of the condiment on what is now the top, and bake it for another 15 minutes. There you have it! Whatever cut of meat you have, you can put the condiment on it and bake it according to the instructions for that cut of meat, and it will be good. (Unless you pick a condiment you don't like, but why would you do that?) Eggs are also easy to doctor up with the seasonings and condiment of your choice. I make scrambled eggs a lot. Sometimes I put in mayo and italian seasoning. Sometimes I put in ranch dressing. Sometimes I put in curry powder. With scrambled eggs, put the seasonings in while you're cooking them, but put condiments in after. What are some simple tricks you use to make basic and pre-packaged food taste better?

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When compared to the old recipes that were handed down from one generation to the next, sauce manufacturing has come a long way.  Consumers have an insatiable desire for a wide variety of flavours and options to choose from in order to spice up their meals in today's fast-paced and diverse culinary world.  As a direct consequence of this, manufacturers of sauces have been in the vanguard of innovation, employing cutting-edge technologies and novel approaches in order to satisfy consumers' insatiable appetite for variety.

In today's post, we will discuss some of the fascinating developments in sauce production that have made it possible for manufacturers to meet the ever-changing preferences of contemporary customers.  Satisfy your cravings with the best condiments and sauces in Vadodara.  Shop mouthwatering food products from Modern Food Products – an excellent food product industry in Vadodara!

Flavour Fusion:  The Art of Blending

The fusion of flavours is one of the most important developments in the sauce production industry.  Using this method, you will create one-of-a-kind and mouthwatering combinations by combining a number of different flavours and components.  In order to obtain the ideal harmony of flavour and scent, manufacturers do trials using a wide variety of herbs, spices, fruits, and vegetables, combining them in carefully calculated quantities.  The combination of flavours enables manufacturers to create sauces that are tailored to specific gastronomic preferences, such as smoky and savoury barbecue sauces or zesty and acidic marinades, for example.

Natural and Organic Ingredients:

As customers become more health concerned and ecologically aware, there has been an increasing demand for natural and organic items, including sauces.  This desire has led to the production of natural and organic sauces.  Innovative makers of sauces have reacted to this trend by eliminating artificial additives and preservatives and replacing them with natural, organic ingredients of the highest quality.  This method not only improves the taste of the sauces and the nutritional content of the ingredients, but it is also in line with the tastes of environmentally concerned customers who look for products that are sustainably and ethically sourced.

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(1/2) hi, so branching off of a question you answered about specific details where you mentioned knowing the scents Armand would have Daniel wearing/15th century scents being your specialty etc.: fragrances are such an obsession of mine (esp. learning more abt historical fragrances) and i would Love to hear you talk more on that subject and about those aforementioned analogous modern products 👀

(2/2) when i first read the detail about how Armand had Daniel wearing a frankincense-clove-cinnamon blend and how it melded with his usual cig smoke aroma i thought ahh man what an atmospheric gift this is. i also immediately wanted to know if there's a real world frag that you had in mind when writing that or if i'm just going to have to be insane and make my own Daniel blend to sniff haha

So when it comes to 15th/16th century perfume there's a couple things going on that's important: ambergris and civet musk. These are the base notes of so many perfumes from the time. Ambergris comes from sperm whales and while still legal to use, it just doesn't get put in perfume anymore. Civet musk was straight up banned in the 90s.

Which means whatever modern perfume you get, it's not going to smell 'right'. Synthetic musk smells nothing like the real thing. But when Daniel and Armand were first together the real stuff was still being used so high quality perfume that matched historical scents would have been around.

As far as other notes go, there's two main categories: herbs/florals, and woods/spices/resins.

For herbs and florals you see a lot of lavendar, rose, chamomile, rosemary, sage, elderflower, jasmine, carnations, lily, juniper, orange blossom, and saffron.

For woods, resins, and spices you see a lot of sandalwood, agarwood, benzoin, cinnamon bark, cloves, frankincense and mastic resin.

They would be formulated in either a water base or an oil base. Rosewater and olive oil were common. And you either go for a spicy scent or a heavily floral scent.

SO. FOR MODERN PERFUMES.

The scent I described Daniel wearing is based on a real 15th century Venetian perfume called Olio di Gugliemo Piacentino. I don't know of a modern perfume that smells the same- in my head, Armand had it custom blended for him (because of course he would).

Number 1: You want to go for eau d'parfum. Most expensive, yes, but this is the strongest smells and won't be diluted with synthetic stuff that changes the scent profile. If you can get online and get an antique bottle that isn't gone sour, it'll be even more similar to renaissance scents.

Number 2: I suggest sticking to scents where the name includes or even hints at the scent profile itself. I just have more luck finding stuff that doesn't smell synthetic that way.

Number 3: Obviously these perfumes are insanely high priced. Sniff them, find one you like, then google a good dupe and go sniff that if you want to buy and wear it yourself. It won't wear the same but it'll be similar and not $500+

The two perfume houses I'd start with are Tom Ford and Clive Christian. Some specific scents are: Oud Wood (Tom Ford, woody/ spicy), Rose Prick (Tom ford, floral/roses), Jasmin Rouge (Tom Ford floral/amber), Amber Fougere (Clive Christian, resin/amber), 1872 Masculine (Clive Christian, floral/herbal/woody).

You can also find people doing recreations on Etsy (ymmv) and you can find the recipes to makes it yourself but the components are super expensive.

Another cheap way to dupe a scent profile from a historical recipe book is to get matching essential oils, put a couple drops into a carrier oil like olive oil, and then wear that.

I hope that answers your question ♥

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Tamales Dulces (Sweet Tamales)

Prep: 50 mins Cook: 90 mins Total: 2 hrs 20 mins Yield: 20 tamales

 Ingredients

 For the Hibiscus Jam Filling

   1 cup dried hibiscus flowers

   2 whole cardamom pods, lightly cracked open

   2 whole cloves

   1 cinnamon stick

   1/2 teaspoon ground ginger

   1/2 teaspoon ground nutmeg

   1 cup granulated sugar

   2 cups water

 For the Masa Dough

   2 1/2 cups (240 grams) masa harina

   3/4 cup granulated sugar

   1/2 teaspoon baking powder

   1/2 teaspoon sea salt

   1/2 teaspoon ground cardamom

   1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon

   1/4 teaspoon ground cloves

   1 cup coconut oil

   1 vanilla bean pod, or 2 teaspoons vanilla extract

   1 cup rice milk, or other plant-based milk

   25 to 30 corn husks

 Steps to Make It

 Make the Filling

   Gather the ingredients.

   In a medium saucepan, combine dried hibiscus petals, 2 cardamom pods, 2 cloves, 1 cinnamon stick, 1/2 teaspoon each of ginger and nutmeg, and 1 cup of sugar. Pour in water and bring to a boil over medium heat.

   Lower to a simmer and cook, uncovered, until the liquid reduces by a little more than half into a light syrup, about 35 minutes.

   Remove from heat. Allow to cool, about 15 minutes, then remove the cinnamon stick and cardamom pods.

   Add the syrup and hibiscus petals to a blender and blend into a smooth, thick consistency. Scrape into a smaller bowl and set aside.

 Make the Dough

   Gather masa dough ingredients.

   Meanwhile, in a large bowl, mix together masa harina, sugar, baking powder, salt, ground cardamom, ground cinnamon, and ground cloves.

   In another large bowl, whip the coconut oil with an electric hand mixer or in a stand mixer until smooth, about 3 minutes.

   Fold the masa and spices mixture into the coconut oil. Scrape the seeds of the vanilla bean into the mixture (or add vanilla extract).

   Gradually pour in the rice milk while whipping with the mixer until the dough is airy and creamy, about 2 to 3 minutes.

 Assemble and Cook the Tamales

   Submerge corn husks in a deep bowl of hot water. Soak until soft and pliable, about 5 minutes.

   Working with 2 to 4 husks at a time, or 1 at a time, if you are a beginner, shake off excess water before laying the husk out onto a clean work surface area. If your husks are very narrow, use two overlapping husks.

   Take 2 or 3 of the husks, and tear them lengthwise, following the grain, into quarter-inch-thick strips. Set aside on a small plate.

   Set out your ingredients in an assembly line: your corn husks, your masa, and your filling.

   Spoon 1/4 cup of dough closer to the wider end of each husk and spread out into a 3 x 3 square. Top with 1 tablespoon of the hibiscus jam in the center of the dough.

   Now you are ready to fold the tamales. Carefully bring the sides together to meet at the center, enclosing the filling.

   Then fold the bottom tip of the husk over the filled section. If your jam is a little loose, some of it might leak out of the top or bottom, but that's ok, as long as it's held inside the corn husk.

   Take one of the husk strips and use it to tie the tamale together, crosswise. Set aside.

   Set a steamer basket inside a large pot and pour water just until it reaches the basket. Bring the water to a simmer. Begin layering in the tamales, folded-end down. Cover with a lid and cook over medium heat. Steam for 50 minutes, checking water occasionally to replace if it evaporates.

   Once tamales are cooked, remove from the pot and cool until they can be handled. Best when eaten immediately.

 Warnings

   After steaming the tamales, open the lid slowly and carefully. The steam released can be hot enough to burn skin.

 Tips

   Take time to invest in high-quality ingredients for the best-tasting and most nutrient-rich results.

   We recommend Bob’s Red Mill masa harina, available at most grocery stores, or Masienda masa harina, available online.

   Masa harina, and corn husks may be found in the International section of your grocery store, or at a Latin American market.

   We recommend buying spices from Diaspora Co. for the freshest flavors.

 Variations

   It's traditional, especially in central Mexico, to tint sweet tamales pink using food coloring or other natural food coloring. This is especially helpful if your household is making different kinds of tamales on the same day. Add a few drops of coloring to the masa after you've achieved the consistency you want. Whip just long enough to evenly distribute the coloring.

   Hibiscus flowers are sold in most Latin American markets (as flor de jamaica) and in many tea shops. You can also find them online. If you have trouble finding dried hibiscus petals, you can substitute with fresh or frozen cherries, cranberries, and even chopped roasted beets.

   Experiment with other fillings, such as pineapple preserves and raisins, strawberry jam and cream cheese, shredded coconut, and dulce de leche or cajeta with pecans and cream cheese.

   If you have access to fresh masa, use the same measurements of masa dough ingredients, except for the rice milk. You will most likely need less liquid, so be careful to add it gradually.

   Serve tamales drizzled with caramel sauce.

   Make the tamales with banana leaves instead of corn husks. Trim the leaves to 8-inch squares. Use the same method to fold and then tie shut with kitchen string.

 How to Store and Freeze

   Store cooked and cooled tamales in an airtight container, a zip lock or vacuum-sealed bag, in the refrigerator.

   Keep tamales in the refrigerator for up to one week.

   To reheat refrigerated tamales, steam in husks for 5 to 8 minutes, or reheat in the microwave for 1 to 2 minutes.

   To freeze tamales, wrap individually in foil, then place in a freezer-safe bag.

   Thaw frozen tamales overnight in the refrigerator and re-steam for 5 to 8 minutes. Or, skip thawing in the fridge and re-steam for 15 minutes.

 Make Ahead

You can make the hibiscus jam one to three days in advance. The masa dough is best made right before making the tamales.