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| While tamales have existed for several thousand years, the tamale pie only originated in the 20th century. Instead of being wrapped and steamed individually in corn husks, tamale pies are casseroles made with various fillings and topped with a cornmeal crust. |
| This recipe contains many delicious ingredients, including ground beef, onions, tomatoes, and chipotle peppers. Onions are associated with multiple health benefits, such as supporting heart and brain health. |
| This recipe calls for ground beef. You can opt for leaner ground beef or ground turkey if you’re trying to reduce your saturated fat intake. You can also try swapping the beef out for a different protein, such as chicken, but know that this may change the overall consistency a bit. |
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