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South American Corn Packets

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Humitas

Humitas, fresh corn tamales popular in Chile and other Latin American countries, are made using every part of the ears. Freshly grated kernels create a sweet filling; husks are used to form and tie the packages; and the cobs create a shelf on which to steam the humitas, imparting an extra boost of flavor. For more information about humitas.

Cooks' note:

Humitas can be assembled 4 hours before steaming and chilled, covered.

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