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How To Make Tamales

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When I was younger, I remember my mom and my aunties would always start to make tamales and hot chocolate 2 days before Christmas Eve. The making of the tamales would take up to 2 days because they have to make enough for everyone. My mom would wake up early to start making them, and like around noon my aunties would come over to help. When we would put up the tree for Christmas, my mom would make hot chocolate with marshmallows and I would get warm under my soft blanket. I would watch movies all day and stay in pajamas. We would have the heater on and the house would get warm like the soft blanket. When it was Christmas Eve all of my uncles, aunties, and cousins will get together for a big family meal. We will stay together for the whole

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