A dish that represents my culture is Arepas, a traditional venezuelan food made from cornmeal. They are round, flat breads that are typically grilled and filled with ingredients such as shredded beef, chicken, cheese, avocado, ham or really anything. Arepas are significant because they are a big part of Venezuelan daily life and they bring family together, It doesn't matter whether it is for breakfast, lunch or dinner. Arepas represent Venezuelan culture, tradition, and the importance of sharing food with family and friends.
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