Hannah’s Adventures with Proyecto Peru!
Dutch volunteer Hannah Timmermans recalls her adventures volunteering and biking in Peruvian streets!
Rahul in Peru
Rahul Mehta spent a few months volunteering with Proyecto Peru and created many bonds with our staff and other volunteers. Here’s his story!
The Uni Student’s Peruvian Cookbook
5 easy Peruvian means to impress your friends back home
Peru is one of the most famous and popular travel destinations on the planet, visited every year by millions of people from all over the world. Most head for the ancient ruins or the highest peaks of the Andes Mountains, but a savvy traveler will know right away that Peru’s true magic is its cuisine.
Peruvian food is incredible, and eating in Cusco will be almost enough to satisfy your entire vacation. While your friends and parents will inevitably obsess over your photos of Machu Picchu and adorable Andean toddlers, impressing them with some new recipes can be a surprising and exotic way to humblebrag about your amazing time in Peru, how much you grew as a person, and how worldly and cultured you are now.
Continue reading “The Uni Student’s Peruvian Cookbook”Lazy Peruvian Causa Recipe
Causa is typically a favorite Peruvian dish among tourists and locals alike. With a golden yellow potato base, what’s not to love? Most restaurants in and around Cusco serve up their own version of causa, and all focus intensely on presentation. The causa is always served up in careful layers, as a sushi style, and extremely photo-worthy.
This recipe is for all you lazy chefs, those who want all of the flavor and deliciousness of a traditional Peruvian causa at about 50% the effort!
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