During the Christmas season, many Mexican American families enjoy one particular dish: tamales. But how did this come to be? Why is this food, readily available all year, set aside for Christmas?
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“That’s what Mexican people have always done ... Beyond M&M Marketplace, countless restaurants and food trucks offer a wide variety of tamales, from traditional pork and chicken to sweet ...
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Pochitos on Tejon will continue to sell tamales and packaged food from its fridges, such as containers of chipotle or habanero salsas, tubs of Mexican rice and cups of creamy rice pudding.