The El Salvadoran cousin of sauerkraut. Lighter, fresher, and made with a blend of cabbage, carrots, onions, and oregano. This is the traditional topping for pupusas, but it belongs on everything.
The El Salvadoran cousin of sauerkraut. Lighter, fresher, and made with a blend of cabbage, carrots, onions, and oregano. This is the traditional topping for pupusas, but it belongs on everything.
This recipe is from Fermented & Cultured
See What's Inside →On pupusas (the classic pairing). On tacos. On grilled fish. In fish tacos. Alongside rice and beans. On pulled pork sandwiches. As a fresh side salad.
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