Tamales are a cherished Colombian weekend tradition, often made in large family batches on Sunday mornings and eaten with hot chocolate.
Colombian tamales made from corn dough filled with meat, rice and vegetables, wrapped in banana leaves and steamed — a beloved weekend and holiday tradition.
Season and lightly cook the pork with onion until browned.
Spread a layer of masa onto a banana leaf, then top with pork, rice and potato.
Fold the leaf tightly around the filling to form a parcel, and tie securely.
Steam the tamales for 1.5-2 hours until the masa is firm and fully cooked.
Pack the filling firmly and wrap tightly — a loose parcel can let water in during steaming.
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