Hanaa's Story:
Back in Syria, Hanaa used to teach English. However, she had to immigrate to Pittsburgh in the United States in 2016 as a result of the war. Along with her spouse, she brought two girls and a boy. Her greatest success is that she has two college-age children, a male and a female. This past summer, Hanaa visited her relatives in Turkey after obtaining her citizenship. Due to the war, her family has also immigrated to Turkey from Syria. Hanaa used to work in Pittsburgh restaurants. Currently, she is open to working from home or seeking employment elsewhere.
 
About the Dish:
The national cuisine of Egypt and a very well-liked street meal is Koshary. This dish is incredibly well-liked by workers and students, and it is perfect for large-scale catering events like gatherings. It can be made at home and is available all over Egypt at roadside stands and dining establishments; some focus solely on Koshary, while others offer it as one of many options. Koshary can be categorized as vegan because it is traditionally cooked without the use of any animal products, as long as all frying is done in vegetable oil..