#Salvadoran tamales

[alexandrium]

had some banana leaf wrapped tamales that were Mexican style and I can see why every little Mexican kid around me hated the banana leaf ones. for some reason they were pretty flavorless compared to every central american type I've ever had

[thbstvrdthmtlbndndntn]

Tamal festival today was so sick — I had a Salvadoran one with a type of herb (can’t remember the name) and a cheese filling and one of the best things I’ve ever eaten in Ottawa — an Ecuadorian bollo de pescado (plantain and peanut dough with tuna topped with creamy jalapeño and pico de gallo). Brought home chocoflan and dulce de leche cake. Dulce de leche cake I’m saving for tomorrow but the chocoflan was incredible I’ve wanted to try it for ages and it lived up to the hype. Bonus pic from accidentally walking home by parliament while it was shut down with an advisory to “avoid the area” because someone barricaded themselves inside and made threats?

[buddyhollyscurls]

Yall probably don't remember but a little while ago I said I had wanted to make a web comic about a female spy falling in love with her target and I kept chewing on it yk trying to think of something I DID kind of come up with a concept of the character like I was like I'm gonna make her a Mexican-Salvadoran American (yes I am giving her my roots and what about it) like she's gonna have tiny flags of both countries sticking out of her pencil cup at her office gonna have both flags hanging off the rear view mirror of her car she gonna groan out a la gran puta when she mad or frustrated and definitely will eat tamales and pupusas. I also thought it would be funny to play around with what she does off work bc I loved the idea of her having quiet hobbies when she's not On. She reads Jane austen (yes I had to go there) bakes is a plant and pet mom (adorable aloof cat and big scary dog - who is a secret sweetheart - to play off those sides of her character)

And as for plot I'm still a little fuzzy but I wanted it to do something with like smuggling a product (not weapons or drugs) and her target is on the Enemy side but as it goes on u realize he's a double agent who's actually trying to help her from the inside except when they're betrayed by that one mutual "friend" it all goes to shit ok thank u the end

[phregnancy]

Do you like Salvadoran tamales?

why are you trying to get me cancelled

[stardustlin]

Are you still taking requests with nationalities?Could you make a fic with miguel and a Salvadoran fem reader please? 🥺

miguel o’hara x salvadoreña! fem reader

miguel walked into a vibrant salvadoran restaurant, the smell of pupusas and tamales instantly enveloping his senses. he had heard about this place from a fellow superhero and decided to try it out. enticed by the mouthwatering dishes, he found himself a seat and awaited his meal. as he sat there, miguel couldn't help but notice a captivating beauty a few tables away. your mocha skin glowed in the warm lighting of the restaurant, and your eyes sparkled with a mix of curiosity and intelligence. you wore a traditional salvadoran dress, showcasing your proud heritage.

being naturally drawn to her, miguel took a deep breath and approached your table. "hola, mi nombre es miguel. ¿puedo sentarme contigo?" he asked respectfully, hoping to strike up a conversation. you smiled warmly, your eyes lighting up as you welcomed him to join you. "claro, miguel. estoy feliz de tener compañía. ¿eres de el salvador también?"

miguel’s surprise was evident on his face. "no, soy de estados unidos. perro soy mexicano y irlandeses.” you chuckled, her voice melodious. "tu acento tiene un aire familiar. perro yo soy salvadoreña." as you started talking, miguel’s heart warmed as you shared stories of your homeland, your families, and your love for your culture. he found himself falling deeper for this incredible woman with every word they exchanged.

days turned into weeks, and your bond grew stronger. miguel couldn't help but admire your resilience and strength, traits that mirrored his own. one evening, miguel invited you to swing through the city with him, showcasing the beauty that lay above the bustling streets. holding your hand, he guided you through the mesmerizing skyline, the night breeze rustling your hair.

as you perched on a rooftop, overlooking the cityscape, miguel couldn't contain his emotions any longer. his heart burst with love for you, knowing that he never wanted to let you go. “eres mi corazón," he began, his voice filled with sincerity. "tu amor ha iluminado mi vida. eres la persona más especial que he conocido." your eyes welled up with tears of joy, mirroring his own. "miguel, tú también has iluminado mi vida. eres mi inspiración y mi motivación. te amo con todo mi corazón."

and in that moment, miguel and you sealed your love with a tender kiss, your hearts intertwined in a dance of passion and shared dreams. your salvadoran roots served as a strong foundation, nurturing your connection and strengthening your bond. you continued to navigate the challenges that life threw your way, drawing strength from your love and the rich heritage you shared. miguel often expressed his love for you in spanish, whispering sweet words that made your heart flutter.

tags 🏷️!! @kairiscorner @emiemiemiii @obi-mom-kenobi @sabcandoit @astro1bloom @meeom

[panvani]

Getting fucked up off these Salvadoran tamales

[tinamybeloved]

haiii 27 and 28 :3

Haiii sappy 🌸

27 it’s a variation of the outfit I’m currently wearing lol. Green pants that are like kind of slacks but too comfy and not structured enough to be slacks kind of similar to a cargo but not enough pockets and a black long sleeve Henley. <- lots of words to say Lowkey Kim possible cosplay

28 tamal de pollo, atol de elote, quesadilla, and buñuelos <- traditional Salvadoran meal + my fave Colombian treat

[greyeyedmonster-18]

(no but we love, sincerely love, a big latinx multicultural family for a lot of reasons, but right now i love it because everyone makes the same foods just a little to the left. like a big ol tamal swap because salvadoran tamals are different from mexican ones are different from colombian ones and its a beautiful beautiful thing)

[hellbraiser]

I had some left overs from a Salvadoran restaurant which included one tamale so I thought hey I'll heat that up for a little dinner and I thought it was pork so like imagine my surprise when I split open my tamale and it's just like completely empty. Turns out it was a tamale de elote and it was very good but like imagine my shock.

[theantilesliedotcom]

Rojo Cielo es Mi Cielo, Tambien

Last night, Zac took me to my favorite Mexican restaurant in the area because I had to show it off (he’s from Arizona and we’re seemingly alone in this city in terms of “our food.” Texas and Arizona are Mexican influenced to a very heavy degree, and DC is, shall we say……. Not. I like Salvadoran food. I like Nicaraguan food, etc. But there’s no nostalgia in banana leaf tamales for either of us.…

[pedripop]

Damn whenever I'm sad or some shit my bf either makes me food or buys some

He's Salvadorian and makes really yummy food, especially platano frito 🤩

okay that’s OUR boyfriend now/j

RAHHH ME AND UR BF ARE TWINS FRRR

‘m half mexican n salvadoran HEHAHAHRUFISKFS

platano frito is so freaking yummy especially if u add salvadoran crema HAHDUSIFIRUFUWCYYS 💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥

‘m so hungry help me.

SALVADORAN TAMALes aRE SO YUMMY TOO OMG

[honeyleesblog]

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[reptilia2003]

i want pupusas it’s been so long since i had them

[yeirybird]

When the masa is as thicc as you

[necromancy-savant]

There’s a restaurant within walking distance of me that serves Chinese, Mexican, and Salvadoran cuisine and according to Yelp it’s cheap, delicious, and the portions are huge. I’m going to get dumplings and tacos and tamales and spring rolls and plantains and probably a pupusa and

[panvani]

SALVADORAN TAMALES