Pupusa is the national dish of El Salvador, made by hand-shaping a thick corn masa (dough) into a flat, round patty and stuffing it with cheese, refried beans, loroco (an edible flower), or chicharrón (pork paste). Originating from indigenous Pipil communities, pupusas are traditionally cooked on a comal and served with curtido (pickled cabbage slaw) and salsa roja (a mild tomato sauce). Pupusas are a daily staple in El Salvador and are widely enjoyed at street stalls and pupuserías throughout the country. There are regional and modern variations including rice flour pupusas and fillings like shrimp or jalapeño cheese.

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