I know that if I sent you here that most of you wouldn't have a clue what it is about.
I'll help you out - it is about Pupusas. Wikipedia describes them best: El Salvador's most notable dish is the pupusa. Pupusas are a thick hand-made corn tortilla (made using masa de maíz or masa de arroz, a maize or rice flour dough used in Latin American cuisine) stuffed with one or more of the following: cheese (usually a soft Salvadoran cheese called Quesillo con loroco), fried pork rind (chicharrón), chicken, refried beans, and cheese with loroco. Loroco is a vine flower bud native to Central America.
I grew up in El Salvador.
Let me 'splain sompin' to ya.
Tacos are to Mexico what pupusas are to El Salvador. The difference it that there isn't a Salvadoran restaurant on every corner here like there is Mexican. A sad shame really.
Okay, for you immature few who are still giggling at the name of said delicacy, STOP - its old already.
So the post I sent you to was one my father wrote to BRAG about a new Salvadoran restaurant he visited recently. He took my mom and my sister. NOT ME!!!! The nerve!
I-tell-you-if-i-could've-shot-my-hands-through-the-screen-to-strangle-the-man-he-so-would-be-dead-now.DEAD-NOW!!!!
Dad - you are dead to me! That is unless you schedule VERY QUICKLY a time to take me there and buy me lunch. You are so in trouble!
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The very audacity of that man. Poor girl. I know how you feel, I'm an only child. Nobody ever told me where to get pupusas - whatever. Your grandma and I will take you and Happy Husband to our favorite Chinese buffet, a different cultural environment to take away the deep hurt you feel.
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Anonymous, at 1:09 AM
Thanks, Granddad! I'm glad somebody cares. How 'bout we schedule that lunch when Uncle David is here ... and we won't take Dad! HA!
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Rebekah, at 8:51 AM
¡Cálmate, Hija! See my response to your comment on my blog and read the last line of the post again. The recent visit to El Cipote was very impromptu and I will be more than happy to treat you whenever you are ready!
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Jeff Adams, at 10:13 AM
¡Sonidos deliciosos! ¿No es un pupusa un saco indios llevaron a bebés en?
Oh ... and ...
la cocina del puerqo, puedo solo mente los lunes
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Addie, at 3:19 PM
My goodness, what a fun family we started - and you're all cute, too!
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Anonymous, at 4:57 PM
Hey!!! I have learned how to make them, actually, and made some today, but they are SOOOOO much better w/o loroco. It is cool to read how you still feel about El Salvador. A ver si nos venís a visitar, amiga!! Con amor desde EL SALVADOR, Kelly
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SalvadorSimpsons, at 10:16 PM
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