Pupusas are the national food of El Salvador. To make a pupusa revuelta — the most popular — you need to fill corn dough with seasoned fried pork, cheese and beans.

Saturday's event, co-hosted by Pupuseria El Paraíso, a Salvadoran food truck, is an offshoot of National Pupusa Day in El Salvador, decreed in Salvadoran law as the second Sunday of every November.

Pupusas have a cross-cultural following, with 30 percent of customers Anglo and 60 percent Mexican, he said. This broad customer base has kept El Salvador Restaurant in business 17 years despite ...

Dreams of pupusas followed this food cart owner from El Salvador to China to Corvallis Published: Apr. 16, 2023, 7:36 a.m. Pupuseria del Valle, Arely Hanson’s food cart business, opened in 2017 ...

HOUSTON — More than 40% of Houston's population is Hispanic or Latino. One of the countries represented in that group is El Salvador. It's located between Guatemala and Honduras. El Salvador is ...

EL SALVADOR (KABC) -- If you've eaten Salvadoran food, you've likely had a pupusa. Now a new record has been claimed for the largest pupusa ever made. A team of cooks in Olocuilta, El Salvador ...

El Salvador 2316 S. 6th St. (414) 645-1768 elsalvadorrestaurants.com. Prices: Specialties and sides $1.99-6; entrees, $8.99-13.99 What to try: Pupusas, tamales, pasteles, baleada con carne, soup ...

In El Salvador, where pupusas are the national dish, the palm-size stuffed-and-griddled tortillas are considered finger food. To eat a pupusa the Salvadoran way, tear off a piece of sweet-scented ...

They will be serving the national dish of El Salvador - pupusas starting on Friday January 12 in Colorado Springs. ... Her husband, Tim, loves Monse's Salvadoran food but also admires her philosophy.

Pupuseria El Salvador has been serving Salvadoran food at 4639 Division Ave. SW, in Wyoming, for almost two decades.

THE PLACE: My lunch companion tears off a piece of pupusa at El Salvador Restaurant, munches enthusiastically, then and wonders aloud: “This food is good. Why have I never been here before?