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FOLKLORAMA MULTICULTURAL FESTIVAL 

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Juan Antonio Monterrosa junto a los otros
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Embajadores Generales para el año 2004

El pasado 10 de Julio, 2003 se llevo a cabo en el hotel Delta de Winnipeg la fiesta inaugural de los embajdores folklorama 2003. En dicho evento se llevo a cabo la competencia para ser elejidos los embajadores generales para el proximo aņo. Nuestro pabellon fue representado por Juan Monterrosa, quien al final de la noche fue anunciado como "Youth Ambassador 2004".
Felicidades Juan!!!! 

Nuestros antepasados, los Pipiles, creian en la cultura del maiz, conectado a la tierra, las flores, la lluvia y el sol. El pueblo Salvadoreno es el heredero de "los Hijos del Maiz."

El maiz es uno de los principales ingredientes en toda comida Salvadorena. En tiempos ancestrales, nuestro pueblo indigena adoraba al dios del maiz, quien a cambio proveia de excelentes cosechas.

Venga y deleite una autentica comida etnica, con el justo sabor para Usted!

GRUPO MAQUILISHUAT AND LAURA BOSNJAK
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EL SALVADOR PAVILION 2003

AMBASSADORS 2003
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Laura Bonsjak, Juan Monterrosa, Michelle Lopez and Reynaldo Cruz

Embajadores 2003 junto al ministro de
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Multiculralismo Steve Ashton y la Coordinadora del Pabellon Amparo Hernandez

The Pipiles, our ancestors, believed in the culture of corn, connected to the earth, the flowers, the rain , and the sun. The Salvadorean people are the heirs of "los Hijos del Maiz" (Children of the Corn).

Corn is one of the main ingredients in all Salvadorean food. In the ancient times, our indigeneous people used to worship the corn's god who in exchange provided excellent crops.

Come and taste an authentic ethnic meal, just spicy enough for you!

APPETIZERS

PUPUSAS: Made of corn flour and rolled out into a flat round shape filled with cheese and green peper, pork and/or beans. Pupusas are cooked on round earthware grills called "comales."

PASTELES: Made of corn flour, the dough is stuffed with chicken and assorted vegetables, and made into a crescent shape; then, they are deep fried.

YUCA CON CHICHARRON: Steamed yuca (root) served with deep-fried pork and Salvadoren salsa.

TAMALES: This traditional entree is made of corn flour dough stuffed with boneless chicken,potatoes, green olives, peas. Then, it is wrapped in banana leaves and steamed for a tasty flavour.

ENCHILADAS: Made of corn flour and rolled out into a flat round shape; then, they are deep fried, and served topped with Salvadorean salsa.

PANES CON PAVO: Salvadorean turkey sandwhich.



DESSERTS

QUESADILLA: Made of sour cream, cheese, rice flour, eggs, sesame seeds; then, it is baked.

BUDIN: Salvadorean bread pudding.

CHOCOBANANOS: Frozen banana covered with chocolate.


DRINKS

JUGO DE FRUTAS TROPICALES: Non-alcoholic chilled tropical fruit beverages will be served.

ZANGOLOTE: RYE, RUM, VODKA, TEQUILA

CERVEZA: PILSENER AND SUPREMA



Come, taste and enjoy the Salvadorean food at the

El Salvador Pavilion!

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