Tamales Workshop
Tamales are not just for the holidays. Make your own Oaxacan style tamales from scratch with some of the crew from Portland’s ¿Por Que No? Taqueria. Learn how to make tamale masa, work with banana leaves and make both meat and veggie fillings. Assemble it all into a delicious batch of tamales to take home!
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November 11, 2009
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- Whole Foods Market - Fremont
3536 NE 15th Ave
Portland, OR 97212 | King
Price: $49.00
Notes: $15 Materials Fee. MindGlo includes a material fee for some of our ... see more
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$15 Materials Fee. MindGlo includes a material fee for some of our classes. The purpose of the fee is to cover some of the out-of-pocket expenses that the instructor has invested into the class. This fee is not paid to MindGlo but directly to the instructor at the time of the class. Acceptable forms of payment are check or cash.
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"Fun and Educational Evening!"
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- The Naked Sheep
- Portland, OR
Review of MindGlo, November 12, 2009
I absolutely loved learning how to make Tamales just like the ones I love at PorQue No restaurant! The teachers were kind and *extremely* knowledgeable! The class space was comfortable, and the class size was totally appropriate. I can't believe I got to take home a dozen tamales for my family! So delicious!
I absolutely loved learning how to make Tamales just like the ones I love at PorQue No restaurant! The teachers were kind and *extremely* knowledgeable! The class space was comfortable, and the class size was totally appropriate. I can't believe I got to take home a dozen tamales for my family! So delicious!
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- Great value
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"Delicious Hands On Tamales"
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- Sharon Jonquil
Review of MindGlo, November 12, 2009
Finally, the mysteries of tamale making were revealed to me in this class by chefs from Por Que No. And we got to take home a dozen tamales to share with our family and friends...There was a small amount of confusion in the class because they are chefs foremost and not teachers per se, i.e. not handing out the recipes prior to giving instructions until prompted by a student, but it all worked out.
Finally, the mysteries of tamale making were revealed to me in this class by chefs from Por Que No. And we got to take home a dozen tamales to share with our family and friends...There was a small amount of confusion in the class because they are chefs foremost and not teachers per se, i.e. not handing out the recipes prior to giving instructions until prompted by a student, but it all worked out.
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- Helpful, Engaging, Encouraging, Smart, Patient, Funny, Fun, Good communicator
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- Awesome
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- Great value
I would recommend this teacher
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Price: $49.00
Notes: $15 Materials Fee. MindGlo includes a material fee for some of our ... see more
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$15 Materials Fee. MindGlo includes a material fee for some of our classes. The purpose of the fee is to cover some of the out-of-pocket expenses that the instructor has invested into the class. This fee is not paid to MindGlo but directly to the instructor at the time of the class. Acceptable forms of payment are check or cash.
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