(and Leland's mother Arla's birthday!!! ) She was adventuresome, and I'm sure would have enjoyed a birthday lunch with me today, right, Leah?)
These don't look as good as they taste, but they are DELICIOUS and CHEAP!! I tasted my first pupusas after LeeAnn's mission. She had Central American converts and friends after her Spanish-speaking mission, and she made pupusas for us back in Orem. They were quite time-consuming to make, so she made them only a few times. Years later, when I discovered the El Salvador on Center Street in Provo, I had to give it a try. Exceeded my expectations!!A friend who shall remain nameless thought they were papooses and had no interest in eating them...:) Said friend is now a huge fan , although he/she has yet to go beyond the pupusas revueltas and the tamal de elote (YUMMM!!) Three items from the menu: 3 x $1.60 = $4.80 + tax and tip.
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