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El Salvador

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Salvadoran Pupusas Locas (Stuffed Crazy Pupusas)

Pupusas Locas, a vibrant twist on El Salvador’s national dish, are a culinary celebration of creativity and tradition. These stuffed delights take the classic pupusa;

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Salvadoran Leche Poleada (Sweet Milk Custard)

Leche Poleada is a beloved dessert in El Salvador, celebrated for its simplicity and comforting sweetness. This velvety milk custard is a staple in Salvadoran

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Salvadoran Dulce de Nance (Sweetened Nance Fruit)

Dulce de Nance is a sweet and tangy dessert that holds a special place in the culinary traditions of El Salvador. Made from the small,

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Pavo Salvadoreño (Salvadoran Style Turkey)

Pavo Salvadoreño, is a dish that transforms an iconic holiday staple into a bold and flavourful centrepiece that embodies the heart of Salvadoran cuisine. Known

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Enchiladas Salvadoreñas (Salvadoran Flat Tostadas)

Enchiladas Salvadoreñas are a vibrant and flavourful dish that showcases the rich culinary traditions of El Salvador. These tostada style delights, often enjoyed as a

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Salvadoran Gallo en Chicha (Sweet Chicken Stew)

Gallo en Chicha, which translates to “Rooster in Chicha,” is a slow cooked dish featuring rooster or chicken as the star ingredient, simmered in a

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Salvadoran Pollo en Crema (Chicken in Cream Sauce)

Pollo en Crema, is a heart-warming dish that showcases the comforting flavours of Salvadoran cuisine. Known for its rich, velvety sauce and tender chicken, this

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Salvadoran Horchata de Morro (Morro Seed Drink)

Horchata de Morro, this refreshing beverage, made from ground seeds, spices, and grains, holds a special place in Salvadoran culture. Served cold and sweetened to

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Salvadoran Pastelitos de Carne (Meat Turnovers)

Pastelitos de Carne, or meat turnovers, are a cherished staple in El Salvador, celebrated for their rich flavours and satisfying crunch. These golden brown pockets

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Salvadoran Nuegados de Yuca (Cassava Fritters)

Nuegados de Yuca, or cassava fritters, are a cherished treat in El Salvador, known for their crispy exterior, tender interior, and the irresistible sweetness of