Masa Essays

  • Narrative Essay On Tamale Making

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    pointed at the crudely made signs around the room. “Asi, Mely.” She said as she spread a corn husk on her left palm so that the widest part met her wrist. “Y asi” she scooped some masa with a spoon held in her right hand and ladled it with an exaggerated plop on the corn husk. “Y asi” – She skillfully spreads the masa with spoon onto the corn husk. My instruction complete, she handed me the spoon and grabbed my chin. Then she said with complete authority in a voice that crescendo-ed with warning

  • Tamales Research Paper

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    excuse to stop in Zwolle for some tamales. What are tamales? My definition of tamales are pockets of corn meal stuffed with pork and seasonings created by Jesus for me and you! Wikipedia describes them as "a traditional Mesoamerican dish made of masa (a starchy dough, usually corn-based), which is steamed in a corn husk or banana leaf. The wrapping is discarded before eating. Tamales can be filled with meats, cheeses, fruits, vegetables, chilies or any preparation according to taste, and both the

  • Doritos Case Study

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    Position of Maize in World Cereals 2010-11 Total cereals production in the world is 688MM ha, with a a production of 2,458 MMT annually. Below is the split of this production FAOSTAT 2012 Position of Maize in Pakistan Cereals 2010-11 In Pakistan, total area under cereals production is 13MM ha, with a production of 34 MMT annually. Below is the split of crop and its yield. FAOSTAT 2012 To process Doritos locally, a complete production line is required, starting from corn grain silo till stacking

  • Tamales: History, Regional Differences, and Family Cultural Interpretations

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    Tamales: History, Regional Differences, and Family Cultural Interpretations Introduction: Tradition has been said to mirror a way of life. Observation has concluded that participants in tradition “actively construct as well as reflect culture and community” (Sacks 275). For most people in the 21st century, tradition only reveals itself during special times or certain seasons. For others it is simply a way of life. The foodways of Mexicans and Native Americans are of particular interest

  • Tamales Essay

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    Mayans, and Incas soldiers. Today, tamales are often served on special occasions such as Day of the Dead, New Years, Christmas and other holidays. The three main components of the tamale are: the carnita, masa, and hoja de maiz. Carnitas are shredded pork which is the filling inside the tamale. Masa is the dough that surrounds the canitas. Hoja de maiz are corn husk wrappers which are husks that surround

  • Tamale Analysis

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    family to yours here is our recipe. Hope you enjoy it! The ingredients for this recipe is PORK BUTT 2 ½ lbs., boneless pork butt 1 Tbsp. Garlic powder 1 Tbsp. Salt 1 Tsp. Black pepper MASA 10 lsb. masa (cornmeal flour) 4 cups pork lard ¼ cup water 3 Tbsp. Baking powder 2 ounces Chile Ancho to color masa TAMALE ASSEMBLY 6 dozen dried corn husks CHILE SAUCE ½ lb. Chile Ancho 1 Tsp. Garlic powder ½

  • Tamales Essay

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    prepared. I will be explaining the most known filling which is the shredded pork with a rich red sauce. First, gather the equipment and ingredients that will be needed to make the shredded pork tamales. A stock pot with a steamer, a large bowl to mix the masa in, a set of measuring spoons, a measuring cup, large bowls, and lastly a pot to soak the corn husks in .These are just the kitchen tools we will be using. An appetizing set of ingredients

  • HIV/AIDS Case Study

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    Case Study #1 Since the development of anti-retroviral therapy (ART) in the 1990s, HIV/AIDs has evolved from a death sentence into a treatable disease. It has presented a unique global health problem because while the treatments were very effective, they were extremely expensive, required advanced laboratory monitoring, were prescribed indefinitely, and required excellent patient compliance. In many of the developing countries devastated by AIDs/HIV, the health and societal infrastructures often

  • Character Analysis: We Can Build You

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    In Dick’s novel We Can Build You, many of his characters were afflicted with mental illnesses or severe emotional conflicts. The novel told the story of a small business called MASA Associates that was owned by Louis Rosen and Maury Rock. They initially sold spinets and mood organs, however, in an attempt to make more money, they developed two simulacra: one of Edwin M. Stanton and one of Abraham Lincoln. The simulacra were designed by a girl named Priscilla Frauenzimmer, the daughter of Maury Rock

  • Why Do Tv Media Covers Crime

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    the media. Media, in the form of television shows take information from the criminal justice system and use it for entertainment purposes to inform and alter the reality of crime (Moston and Coventry, 2012). The recent report of a 17 year old girl Masa Vukotic who was brutally stabbed and killed in Melbourne will be examined from a segment on Nine News in order to determine the answer to “Why do the Australian television media cover crime?” The objective of media televising crime is to inform

  • The Impact of Two Global Health Promotion Initiatives

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    The aim of this essay is to discuss critically the impact of two global health promotion initiatives, citing examples from two developing countries. To set the stage for this discussion, in this introduction the author will define terms like ‘Health’, ‘Global Health Promotion’ and ‘Developing countries’. The World Health Organisation (WHO) constitution stipulates that, “The enjoyment of the highest attainable standard of health is one of the fundamental human rights of every human being, without

  • Germany Year Zero Themes

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    Germany Year Zero is a post war movie directed by Roberto Rossellini, filmed in Berlin (1948), which focuses on conveying the reality of Germany after the war through the life of a young boy. Closely Observed Trains, directed by Jiri Menzel (1966), is based on the novel written by Bohumil Hrabal and illustrates the coming of age of a young boy to a man. While both movies illustrate different aspects of life they also interlink in key aspects such as both boys succumbing to becoming men, one due to

  • Persepolis Dialectical Journal

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    BEHIND HER CLOSED EYES, Lorelei was wide awake. She was afraid to open her eyes. And rightly so. She was afraid that if she opened her eyes and Jared realized that she wasn’t hurt, he’d leave. She was feeling no pain anywhere in her body and the child within was as lively as he’d been before her fall down the steps. She lay quietly and without so much as a twitch listening to May-bell and Jared’s concerned voices. It warmed her heart to hear the concern in Jared’s voice. He seemed genuinely

  • Descriptive Essay On Tamales

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    my family, the production of tamales is an intensive assembly-line-esque task. One person lays down the boiled corn husks and spreads on a layer of thick masa. This is passed on to the next person, who applies the filling. Half of them are red chili and pork, while the other half are green chili and cheese, all residing in a neat sun on the masa. The husk is then shuffled over to the most important person of them all; the olive-placer. They perform an arduous task that most mortals are incapable of

  • Latar Belakang

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    Latar Belakang Kasus pembobolan Bank BNI menjadi isu yang mengejutkan masyarakat Indonesia di akhir tahun 2003, dimana Bank BNI mengalami kerugian sebesar Rp 1,7 triliun yang diduga terjadi karena adanya transaksi ekspor fiktif melalui surat Letter of Credit (disingkat L/C). Kasus ini menjadi fenomenal karena selain merugikan keuangan Bank BNI tetapi juga berimbas pada keuangan negara secara makro. A.     Profil Singkat Bank BNI Bank BNI didirikan pada tahun 1946. Perusahaan publik ini mayoritas

  • Joseph Ejercito Estrada Rhetorical Analysis Of The Inaugural Speech

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    the interest of the audience for his “maka-masa” theme. The second proof is pathos which is the appeal to emotion. Estrada showed that he understands the feeling of the audience who are the Filipino citizens. He knew that most of the Filipino are experiencing poverty and are hoping for prosperity. His presidential campaign was based on a pro-poor agenda with ‘Erap para sa Mahirap’ (Erap for the Poor) as slogan and the theme of his speech is being “maka-masa”. He evokes the feeling of friendliness that

  • Alhambra Farmers Market Observation Report

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    After being traumatized from the Raiders gathering at the beach I decided to go to a farmers market that is held every weekend in my city. I was actually disappointed in the selection that was available and the lack of vendors that had arrived at the Alhambra Farmers Market. Since the farmers market was so small and really empty I struggled to see how it could communicate an identity as a whole, but I do believe that individual vendors were better able to communicate an identity. Many of the vendors

  • How Can College Students Overcome Homesickness

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    College is an institution where students from various walks of life come to study for degree. However, for most students it’s a new chapter in their lives as they have to leave the comfort of home. Homesickness is a common issue among college students, particularly international students. Being an international student myself, I have experienced such phenomena. Ho (2010) reports that being homesick isn’t sorely about missing home itself but missing the things we love at home. Nonetheless, college

  • La Cultura y la Mercancía

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    La Cultura y la Mercancía RESUMEN: Adorno and Horkheimer adopted the notion of the fetishism of commodities for the analysis of art and culture. Material, physical goods are not identical with symbolic ones. In spite of being predominant, the culture industry cannot be taken as the prototype for all analyses of culture. One cannot reduce all cultural products in the market economy to market products. The plurality of artistic and cultural practices found in countries such as Brazil calls into

  • Mirgration to New York City

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    In this essay I am going to discuss the issue of migration in New York from different points of view. New York City’s foreign-born population is very high. Between 1970 and 2008, the number of non-native New Yorkers doubled to 3 million while the native-born population declined by more than 1 million (“New York City's Immigrant Population Soars”) YOU NEED TO EXPLAIN WHY THIS IS HAPPENING The role of immigrants in the New York City’ economy It is well-known fact that in New York City people are able