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Donde pueden comprar tamales en Chicago (Mapa)

Si desean tamales de carne, puerco, pollo o frijoles, este mapa les puede ayudar encontrarlos en Chicago.

By  Ismael Pérez
   
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Tamales de carne.

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Cubrense Chicago, porque hace bastante frío afuera. Caliéntense con tamales durante este invierno. Les ofrecemos este guía para encontrar tamales en Chicago.

No importa si desean tamales de carne, puerco, pollo o frijoles, este mapa les puede ayudar encontrarlos en Chicago.

CONSEJOS DE RECALENTAMIENTO — Cuando quieran calentar tamales frios en el microondas, póngalos en una bolsa de plástico para mantener la humedad para que la masa no se seque. La bolsa de plástico debe estar abierta, no cerrada.

This story is an online extra to the Dec. 20, 2019, “La Voz Chicago” section. To read it and other La Voz Chicago stories in English, click here. For more Spanish-language stories, go to suntimes.com/la-voz.

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