Comments on: DO you Know Why Pupusas are Now One of the Most Popular Latin Dishes? Do you Know Any Other Salvadorean Food?

By: coquinegra

coquinegra — Sun, 14 Dec 2008 07:30:38 +0000

dude pupusas are *killer*
because there are so many immigrants from El Salvador in the DC/MD/VA area, i’ve been eating these wonders for over a decade…
more yummy for me!

By: mevlana

mevlana — Fri, 12 Dec 2008 08:32:25 +0000

here is a link list where you can search for recipes by country

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By: bench

bench — Wed, 10 Dec 2008 16:37:08 +0000

Pupusas are the best! Try the Queso con Loroco, oozing with a sour mozzarellalike cheese and bits of edible flower, or the Revuelta, stuffed with seasoned pork, beans and cheese.

Eat with a helping of curtido, a spicy cabbage condiment that serves as both textural complement and grease-cutting palate cleanser.

Platano Frito con Frijoles y Crema, combines sauteed ripe plantains with Salvadorean crema and smoky-smooth refried beans.

Yuca Frita o Cocida con Chicharron, cassava root fried or boiled, is another standard.

Sopa de Pollo is a restorative, hearty chicken soup with potatoes, carrots and herbs.

Atole de Elote , a smooth sweet corn drink served warm in a round gourdlike morro shell.

The Salvadorean Platter offers a basic introduction: your choice of pupusa and tamal; sauteed ripe plantain, fried yuca and refried beans. It covers all the bases, except for the crema.

By: littleheadcat

littleheadcat — Tue, 09 Dec 2008 22:40:14 +0000

pupusas are very good
but nothing is better than a taco when it comes to latin food