Oct 19- If you could share one dish from your culture or family traditions with someone who has never tried it, what would you choose? What would you want that person to understand about you or your culture through that dish?

 Response- I dish I would share would be Monkey Bread. Its a family recipe from my dad's side that my parents have always made for me. It's a dish that you eat for breakfast or brunch. I would introduce that dish to them because I feel like it's something you dont see everyday and it's a traditional dish from my family.

Summary- In class we started working on a my food my culture presentation.

Reflection- I learned about some of my classmates food traditions.

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