100 Examples of sentences containing the common noun "tamale"

Definition

A "Tamale" is a traditional Mesoamerican dish made of masa (a dough made from corn) that is filled with a variety of ingredients, such as meats, cheeses, fruits, or vegetables, and then wrapped in corn husks or banana leaves before being steamed or boiled. Tamales are often served during special occasions and celebrations.

Synonyms

• Corn husk dumpling
• Masa wrap
• Mexican dumpling

Antonyms

• N/A (Tamale does not have direct antonyms as it refers to a specific food item)

Examples

1. I love to tamale my family recipes during the holidays.
2. Every year, we tamale for our community festival.
3. She decided to tamale the leftover beef from last night’s dinner.
4. To celebrate, we will tamale together this weekend.
5. My grandmother taught me how to tamale with different fillings.
6. We should tamale some fresh corn for the filling.
7. It’s time to tamale the masa for the fiesta.
8. Let’s tamale our favorite ingredients in honor of tradition.
9. I plan to tamale a batch this evening.
10. During the winter holidays, we often tamale with family and friends.
11. They love to tamale spicy jalapeños in their mix.
12. We will tamale the chicken and cheese for dinner.
13. I learned how to tamale the perfect dough from my mother.
14. Every summer, we tamale at the family reunion.
15. You should tamale the mixture tightly to keep it moist.
16. He wants to tamale a vegetarian option for the potluck.
17. We need to tamale some more ingredients before the party.
18. She loves to tamale sweet fillings for dessert.
19. They will tamale their signature dish for the competition.
20. I’m excited to tamale with my friends this weekend.
21. The recipe calls for us to tamale the pork with salsa verde.
22. We decided to tamale the leftovers for lunch.
23. Let’s tamale a few dozen for the fundraiser.
24. Can you help me tamale the ingredients?
25. They will tamale their famous dish for the guests tonight.
26. I enjoy watching my family tamale during the holidays.
27. She will tamale a variety of fillings for the event.
28. We should tamale the mixture right after shopping.
29. I learned how to tamale from my grandmother's old cookbook.
30. This year, we will tamale with a twist—adding chocolate!
31. It's important to tamale the masa correctly for the best flavor.
32. We are going to tamale a new recipe for next week’s dinner.
33. They always tamale together during family gatherings.
34. I can't wait to tamale with everyone at the party.
35. She plans to tamale a batch for her friends.
36. We need to tamale some before the event starts.
37. He will tamale the extra dough into small pieces.
38. We’ll tamale the corn husks before starting.
39. You should tamale the ingredients for a delicious outcome.
40. They often tamale during the winter months.
41. I want to tamale with you next time.
42. We can tamale a mix of spicy and mild for variety.
43. She learned to tamale with her cousins as a child.
44. They will tamale a big batch for the festival.
45. I hope to tamale something unique this time.
46. We will tamale together to share the workload.
47. I can’t wait to tamale my favorite flavors.
48. Let’s tamale a few samples for the guests.
49. He loves to tamale with his grandmother’s special recipe.
50. We should tamale the first batch early in the morning.
51. She plans to tamale a healthy version this time.
52. I want to tamale a mix of sweet and savory for the potluck.
53. They always tamale at their family reunions.
54. I learned how to tamale from my mother’s kitchen.
55. It’s fun to tamale with friends and share ideas.
56. We should tamale the corn husks before cooking.
57. I can’t wait to tamale something new this year.
58. Let’s tamale our favorite family recipes together.
59. We love to tamale during the festive season.
60. He wants to tamale a spicy version for the event.
61. I plan to tamale my grandmother’s traditional recipe.
62. They will tamale a variety of options for the guests.
63. We need to tamale the mixture before it cools down.
64. She decided to tamale with vegetarian ingredients this time.
65. I enjoy watching them tamale at family gatherings.
66. Let’s tamale the masa properly for the best outcome.
67. They always tamale during the holidays.
68. I can't wait to tamale together with my friends.
69. We should tamale something special for the occasion.
70. He learned to tamale from his family tradition.
71. I want to tamale a unique recipe for the competition.
72. They will tamale a big batch for the event.
73. We need to tamale everything before the guests arrive.
74. She loves to tamale with her family on weekends.
75. I hope to tamale something delicious this time.
76. Let’s tamale a mix of flavors for the potluck.
77. They always tamale together during the holiday season.
78. I learned how to tamale when I was a child.
79. It’s fun to tamale with different ingredients.
80. We should tamale the corn husks ahead of time.
81. I can’t wait to tamale with my family again.
82. Let’s tamale a few samples for the guests to taste.
83. He wants to tamale something spicy for the party.
84. We love to tamale during our family gatherings.
85. She plans to tamale a dessert version this time.
86. I enjoy watching my family tamale together.
87. We should tamale the masa carefully for the best results.
88. They often tamale at their family reunions.
89. I learned to tamale from my grandmother’s recipe book.
90. It’s exciting to tamale with friends and experiment.
91. We need to tamale the ingredients before they spoil.
92. She wants to tamale with new flavors for the party.
93. They will tamale a variety of options for the guests.
94. I can’t wait to tamale something delicious for dinner.
95. Let’s tamale our favorite family recipes together.
96. We love to tamale during the festive season.
97. He plans to tamale a unique dish for the competition.
98. I want to tamale something special for the event.
99. They always tamale during the holidays.
100. I hope to tamale something new and exciting this year.