Peru

The primary ingredients found in nearly every Peruvian dish are rice, potatoes, chichen, pork, lamb, and fish. Most of these meals include one of the different kinds of "aji", or Peruvian hot pepper, which mainly are: yellow aji pepper, red aji pepper, red rocoto pepper

lomo saltado, papa a la huancaina, ceviche, cau cau

a yellow one! :)

The most popular dishes vary according to region, but at least 3 of these should be found on any menu in Peru:

ceviche: seafood with onions and chili, cooked without heat in lime juice,

lomo saltado: beef, stir fried with tomatoes and french fries (chips)

pachamanca: meat and vegetables cooked with hot stones in a ground pit

escabeche de pescado: fish in a spicy onion sauce with vinegar

cuy: grilled guinea pig

aji de gallina: creamy chicken stew

papa a la huancaína: boiled potato in a spicy cheese sauce, with olives and lettuce

rocoto relleno: red pepper stuffed with meat, egg, cheese and perhaps potato

Why potatoes grow so well on the high altitudes of peru? I don't know why potatoes grow so well in the high altitudes of peru and I think they gro so well everybody can eat the food right

Peru does not have a current issue note with a denomination of 500,000. All notes issues prior to re-valuation in 1991 are essentially worthless other than to collectors.

The 500,000 Intis note was issued twice in 1988 and again in 1989. In perfect uncirculated condition, they are worth between $5-$7, depending on specific issue. A circulated note in Very Fine condition would be worth about $1.

It depends on what you're looking for. Merino wool is incredibly soft, and has a nice light hand, but it tends to be fragile. It doesn't always wear well, and is prone to fuzzing and pilling. It's lovely when softness is the main consideration, like for a scarf or baby items. But make an active boy a sweater of it, and the thing will be all pills and holes in no time at all. Peruvian Highland sheep are a cross between Merino (for the softness) and Corriedale (for durability.) You get a wool that is stronger and more durable, without losing too much in softness. It's a good all purpose wool, but not butter-soft like the merino.

The Ucayali Spiny Mouse is a rodent species in Peru. The Uniform Crake is a bird species in Peru.

The country code and area code of Amazonas, Peru is 51, (0)41.

Peruvian athletes have competed in both summer and winter Olympic games over the years with their most successful Olympics being the 1948 London games where Edwin Vásquez won a gold medal for shooting in the men's 50m pistol event.

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Yes, the most popular sport.

Juan Valdivieso Padilla, Carlos Alejandro Villanueva Martinez, Pedro Gonzales, Ramon Mifflin, Héctor Chimpitaz, Luis Rubiños, Nicolás Fuentes, Orlando de la Torre, Julio Baylon, Roberto Challe, Pedro Pablo León, Teófilo Cubillas, Alberto Gallardo, Arturo Fernández, Juan Carlos Oblitas, Marcos Calderón, Freddy Ternero, José del Solar, Leao Butrón, Alberto Rodríguez, Walter Víchez, Carlos Zambrano, Juan Manuel Vargas, Nolberto Solano, Rainer Torres, Pedro Alva, Luis Alberto Ramírez, Miguel Angel Torres, Raúl Fernández, Amilton Prado, Paolo de la Haza, Daniel Chávez, Pedro García, Johan Fano, Miguel Cevasco, Rinaldo Cruzado, Hernán Rengifo, Jorge Alcalde, Segundo Castillo, Jose Maria Lavalle, José Soriano, Adelfo Magallanes just to name a few.

Peru's climate is the primary reason why two-thirds of the country is covered in Amazon rainforest. Located in the northern part of South America, Peru is part of the tropics and has a tropical climate. This climate is perfect for the growth of rainforest and is responsible for the dense jungle that covers the country. The tropical climate includes:

• High rainfall
• High temperatures
• High humidity
• Heavy cloud cover

These conditions are ideal for the growth of the rainforest and have allowed the Amazon rainforest to thrive in Peru. In addition, Peru's topography also contributes to the presence of the Amazon rainforest. Peru's terrain is made up of mountains, valleys, and river systems, which provide the perfect environment for the rainforest to spread and flourish. The combination of the tropical climate, topography, and other factors, make Peru two-thirds of the way covered in Amazon rainforest.

Just like us Americans they eat 3 meals a day and some have a habit of eating 4 a day.

12 hours depending on the time diffrence. J-REN (:

how many seasons are there in your country

how many seasons are in Peru

idkk tell me nowww

Dwellings, in the context of Peru, typically refers to the country's shanty towns, which are known as young towns. They are particularly common in Lima.

It has 3 stripes- one red, 1 white,(in the middle.) and another red on the other side.

The easternmost point of Peru is about 8.77° west of 60° W longitude.

So, although you can reach Peru in either direction from 60° west, the trip

is much shorter if you travel west from there.

south america

this is a disgraceful website. it tells me nothing that i write in google

Spanish territory in North America and the Philippines was governed by the viceroy of Spain, the highest appointed Spanish minister, who lived in the Palace of the Viceroy in Mexico City. Spanish territory in South America was under the rule of the viceroyalty of Peru, until the 18th century Bourbon Reforms, which divided the Peruvian viceroyalty into the Viceroyalty of New Granada (modern-day Colombia and Venezuela) and Viceroyalty of Río de la Plata (modern-day Paraguay).