Salvadoran quesadillas deliver delectable taste

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Photo by Morgan Han-Lemus '23

The quesadilla originated from Mexico, literally meaning the “little cheesy thing.” Although Salvadoran and Mexican quesadillas are extremely different foods, the cheesy taste remains in both versions, highlighting the uniquely different flavors in each dish.

Morgan Han-Lemus '23, Staff writer
April 28, 2021

Salvadoran quesadillas deliver delectable taste

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