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Mexican Deli Serving Westside for Over 60 Years Closing For Good This Weekend

Mexican Deli Serving Westside for Over 60 Years Closing For Good This Weekend

The Gallegos Mexican Deli's westside roots go back to 1946, when Jose Maria Gallegos started a Tortilleria on Olympic near 15th Street called "Gallegos Brothers" with his brother, Ezequiel. Now, the Gallegos Mexican Deli is closing for good on Saturday, March 31. more ›

Whey to Go: 144,000 Pounds of Tamales Recalled

Whey to Go: 144,000 Pounds of Tamales Recalled

144,000 pounds of frozen tamales made and sold in California by Homestead Pasta Company have been recalled after the dairy allergen whey was found in the tamales but was not listed on the packages. more ›

No Whey!! 42,000 Pounds Of Tamales Recalled

No Whey!! 42,000 Pounds Of Tamales Recalled

42,000 pounds of Diana's Mexican Food Products chicken tamales are being recalling because the ingredient whey, a known allergen, is not listed on the label. The label omission was discovered during a routine inspection of the South Bay company's plant by the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Food Safety and Inspection Service, reports KTLA. more ›

A Very East LA Christmas: The Best Tamales in Town?

A Very East LA Christmas: The Best Tamales in Town?

Since for many Angelenos, Christmastime is Tamale-time, our local Fox station recently asked on-air for viewers to let them know where the best tamales in town can be found. They put together a segment covering what emerged as the top four: South El Monte's El Mano Market, and Juanito's, La Indiana, and Liliana's--all in East L.A. For most, it's the quality of the ingredients that makes one tamale top another, while for many, it's the pursuit of the elusive bite that echoes something from a time gone by. Maybe they're the ones sold by your neighborhood "Tamale Man" (or woman), or maybe they're the ones you make with your family. So did the Fox viewers get it right? Are those really the best tamales in town? more ›

Extra, Extra: Goodnight, Cruelest Month

Extra, Extra: Goodnight, Cruelest Month

  • LAist has all the info you need to get a handle on your May Day, from transit troublespots to protest participation potential. But The Sausage Factory clues us in to another special celebration tomorrow: "Councilman Ed Reyes and Police Chief Bill Bratton are participating in a 'Tamales for Peace' event with organizers of tomorrow's May Day parade as all parties involved pledge there will not be a repeat of last year's clash with police." No word if actual tamales will be involved. more ›

  • Tamale Madness!

    Tamale Madness!

    It's tamale season! Every year around this time, our family spends one Sunday wrapping tamales for Christmas Eve. It's easiest to make the meat the day before, then have the wrapping party the next day. This is not a solo project. Stock up on beer and make something easy, like chili, and invite all of your friends over. Call every Mexican restaurant/deli/store in your phone book and find one that sells the masa pre-prepared. Some... more ›

    Los Angeles International Tamale Festival

    Los Angeles International Tamale Festival

    You still have until 6pm tonight to get over to MacArthur Park and hit the tamale festival! I'm even thinking about going back again for the one treat I missed, and then I realized that I would have to be crazy to do that. So, I will probably see you there! The tamale eating contest is at 1pm. If things go the way they do on TV, I'm sure it will make you never... more ›

    Do You Know the Tamale Man?

    Do You Know the Tamale Man?

    "Ta-ma-leees!" he cries out in the morning air. "Tamales, tamales, tamaleeeees! Los tamales!" Every Sunday morning, somewhere in the environs of the unholy hour of 7:30 a man parks his truck on the street outside my apartment, unloads a cooler full of tamales, and proclaims his wares are for sale. And it drives me nuts. Firstly, I would have to say this disturbs me because frankly, I hate tamales. I know, I know, this makes... more ›

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