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Virtual Salvadoran Cooking Class

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Class Replay

Equipment You’ll Need

stockpot

non-stick skillet

mixing bowls

chefs knife

cutting board

Grocery List

masa harina

2 small brown onions (or one large onion)

3-4 jalapeno peppers*

2 cans black beans*

Monterey Jack cheese

1 small head cabbage (or 1 bag coleslaw mix)

2 medium carrots

apple cider vinegar*

dried oregano

ground cumin

paprika

cooking oil

1-2 small cans Mexican style tomato sauce* (optional)

Ingredient Notes

  • Ideally, I would recommend using 1 cup of dried black beans for this recipe, and soaking them the morning of the class (soak for 8-12 hours before class), but canned black beans will also work fine

  • If you’re not a fan of heat, you can sub the jalapenos with 2 large cans of mild green chiles, or just a couple of green bell peppers

  • cider vinegar can be subbed with a white vinegar or white wine vinegar

  • Masa harina is ground corn flour, and can generally be found in the baking section of a grocery store

  • El Pato is the most common brand of tomato sauce, and will be found in the hispanic section of the grocery store

Optional Prep

no prep is required for the class, but if you’d like to get ahead you can do the following

  • Thinly slice 1/2 head of cabbage

  • chop both onions

  • Grate carrots

The Recipes

Braised Black Beans
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Curtido
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Jalapeno Cheese Pupusas
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Ben Mastracco Food Coaching
2001 South Coast Highway,
Oceanside, CA, 92054,
United States
9162206075 ben@idofood.com
Hours
Mon 9am-5pm
Tue 9am-5pm
Wed 9am-5pm
Thu 9am-5pm
Fri 9am-4pm
Sat CLOSED
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