March 23, Dish from your culture

Prompt: A must have in my culture is causa. In Peru, causa is a very famous dish, served cold that looks like a mashed yellow potatoes caserole with tuna in the middle. Its also served with a yellow chili paste, called aji amarillo, lime juice, and oil all that gives it a nice little kick taste. Its significant in Peru due to its patriotic symbol from the war of independence, women serving it to soldiers for the cause, which means para la causa. Another reason is the slang it comes from, causa also meaning friend, showing its rooted in everyday life 

Today in class we completed worksheet 

I learned how deep culture goes and how it affects your life. It can change how you act, think, eat, dress, and many more. 

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