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  1. Salvadoran here. Love seeing my people's culture on display but holy shit was this preparation poor. The masa looks dry, the salsa is too thick, the curtido needs to be made over a day in advance otherwise it won't be curtido aka ferment. Disappointed.
    This may be how Hondurans make pupusas but pupusas are from El Salvador.

  2. Brian Ford. You need a helper there to cut the vegetables on the chopping block my friend, that way you dont accidentally chop your hand off. That would be terrible. You wont be able to steal no ones plate without a hand after that.

  3. To gracioso que diga q es latinoamericano. Si es más gringo que los ataques al corazón. Y que alguien le diga que es comino, no cumino. Que está haciendo el ridículo.

  4. Great video. you've remind me of what someone once said❤The richest people in the world build networks; everyone else is trained to look for work.” “There is a difference between being poor and being broke. I once attended seminar and ever since then i been waxing strong financially, and i most tell you the truth

  5. I appreciate Salvi food being represented and displayed on this channel but this recipe is not it! First of all…the beans! Mans didn’t even use Frijoles rojos de seda! That was strike 1 lol The curtido? It was cut way too thick. The salsa? No need for all the different peppers! Just 1 jalapeño for a little spice and flavor! No shade to Chef Ford because his version does seem tasty but it’s definitely not authentic. Can y’all please find a Salvadoran cook to make some legit pupusas? We would all love to see that!

  6. Omg that beans! My eyes burn… This USA styled pupusas are so wrong…the sauce looks like a taco sauce…wow!! That's what happen when people outside El Salvador try to make pupusas…they screw all

  7. I appreciate the honest effort here, but my grandma just turned over in her grave. When he blended those store bought pork skins and then mixed it with those dry beans, I just about fell over. Good try though.

  8. Chef Ford has a lot of charisma and the recipe has some cool ideas, glad to have Central American food celebrated. I do wonder if this is how they make pupusas in Honduras, because as a Salvadoran, I was… surprised.

  9. I was introduced to popusas when I was child. A place in Kitchener Ontario Canada, did them up. I can never forget the flavour and texture. One of my favourite eats ever

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