This document provides a menu for a Latin American village restaurant from July 7-10, 2010. The menu includes vegetarian quesadillas, stuffed corn tortillas called pupusas, Colombian empanadas, a typical Latin American platter of beef, rice, beans and plantains, nachos with cheese, fried plantains, tropical fruit popsicles, and pineapple juice. The kitchen closes at 9pm on Wednesday and Thursday and 9:30pm on Friday and Saturday.
This document provides a menu for a Latin American village restaurant from July 7-10, 2010. The menu includes vegetarian quesadillas, stuffed corn tortillas called pupusas, Colombian empanadas, a typical Latin American platter of beef, rice, beans and plantains, nachos with cheese, fried plantains, tropical fruit popsicles, and pineapple juice. The kitchen closes at 9pm on Wednesday and Thursday and 9:30pm on Friday and Saturday.
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This document provides a menu for a Latin American village restaurant from July 7-10, 2010. The menu includes vegetarian quesadillas, stuffed corn tortillas called pupusas, Colombian empanadas, a typical Latin American platter of beef, rice, beans and plantains, nachos with cheese, fried plantains, tropical fruit popsicles, and pineapple juice. The kitchen closes at 9pm on Wednesday and Thursday and 9:30pm on Friday and Saturday.
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MENU ITEM QUANTI PRIC TY E VEGESTABLE QUESADILLA: Flour 1 - UNIT $2.5 tortilla filled with cheese and 0 grilled vegetables (onions, peppers, cheese and cilantro)
PUPUSA REVUELTA: Stuffed corn 1 - UNIT $2.5
flour tortilla originated in El 0 Salvador. Prepare with a mixture of cheese, refried beans and cooked bacon (chicharron). Served with pickled cabbage and mild tomato sauce.
EMPANADA COLOMBIANA: Stuffed 1 - UNIT $2.5
pastry made with corn flour, 0 chicken and vegetables. Served with salsa, if available, or mild tomato sauce.
PLATO TIPICO: A delicious 1– $6.0
combination of beef meat, rice, SERVING 0 black beans and plantain. A representation of different Latin American food.
TORTILLAS CON QUESO: Organic 1– $3.0
Nachos with cheese SERVING 0
PLATANOS FRITOS: Fried ripe 1 – UNIT $2.5
plantains 0 (cooking bananas)
PALETAS: Tropical fruit popsicle 1 – UNIT $2.0
0 JUGO DE PINA (Pineapple) 1– $1.0 SERVING 0
BUEN PROVECHO! KITCHEN CLOSES: WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY AT 9 p.m. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AT 9:30 p.m.
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