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    Japanese Food

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    What are major characteristics of traditional Japanese food‚ and how has it been influenced by geography and religion? Japanese cuisine has developed over the centuries as a result of many political and social changes throughout Japan. Japanese cuisine is known for its emphasis on seasonality of food‚ quality of ingredients and presentation. Japanese food is well known all over the world for its low fat and nutritional values. The Japanese food might appear bland and less spicy because they don’t

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    Eddible Pride

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    have a weakness for “Japanese” and “Chinese” cuisine. As this is typed‚ Chinese and Japanese master chefs across the world are cringing at the thought of their food being sabotaged and simplified by other cultures. What we believe to be “oriental” or “Asian” food is different than the food prepared in Tokyo and Beijing due to its level of preparation and oversimplification. While we may catch a glimpse of the true flavor of Japanese and Chinese cuisine‚ the natives of China and Japan would not believe

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    German Cooking

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    Germany cuisine is considered is considered to be very fatty. In ancient times Germany relied mostly on livestock‚ wild game‚ and simple herbs; such as parsley and dill‚ for food. At the beginning of the nineteenth century German cuisine was influenced by French and Italian cuisine‚ which offered new types of food and cooking styles to be adapted and changed into a unique German style of cooking. German cuisine in modern times using various meat and vegetables in cooking. Some meats include beef

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    Business Plan

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    Karachiites have different and varying tastes that we can find in many faces like Paratha Rolls‚ Gol Gappas‚ Burgers and etc. but as we can see these days the preference and taste of people are shifting from Desi Cuisines to exotic Cultural flavors and the thing that tops the list in the Afghan Cuisines is the “Kabuli Pulao”. A nourishing‚ healthy‚ tasty‚ and aromatic dish for the fast food consumers. Afghan Inn: Afghan Inn would be a single dish restaurant serving the famous Afghan dish named Kabuli

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    Tex-Mex cuisine started hundreds of years ago. It started when the Spanish and Mexican recipes were combined with the American Recipes(American/United States). Tex-Mex is a Mexican and Texan Cuisine combine‚ obviously you one can tell by the name. Geographically they are located right next to each other. Mexico is on the southern border of Texas. Texas being one of the largest of the states in the United States. Texas Cuisine is considered one of the only native cuisines in the United States. The

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    Paul Bocuse

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    a French chef based in Lyon who is famous for the high quality of his restaurants and his innovative approaches to cuisine. He is one of the most prominent chefs associated with the nouvelle cuisine‚ which is less opulent and calorific than the traditional cuisine classique‚ and stresses the importance of fresh ingredients of the highest quality. Paul Bocuse claimed that Henri Gault first used the term‚ nouvelle cuisine‚ to describe food prepared by Bocuse and other top chefs for the maiden flight of the Concorde airliner

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    they brought grapes‚ olives‚ walnuts‚ chestnuts‚ rice‚ wheat‚ citrus‚ fruits‚ sugar‚ garlic‚ and spices. They also brought different kinds of meat and dairy such as: sheep‚ sausages‚ chicken‚ beef‚ rabbits‚ pigs‚ milk‚ and cheeses. Most of Chile’s cuisines are influenced by other countries that their settlers have brought over with them. For example‚ their own ingredients and cooking methods. Unlike the US‚ Chileans have four meals a day. They are called desayuno‚ almuerzo‚ and once. They start

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    5 Mother Sauces

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    Five Mother Sauces Throughout the history of cuisine; sauces have been used as a basis for many regional styles of cuisine. A sauce is defined as a liquid or semi-solid food served on or in the process of preparing other foods. Sauces are created to accompany other foods and make them look‚ smell‚ and taste better. They are easily digested and nutritionally beneficial. Sauces are not served by themselves; they add flavor‚ moisture‚ aromas‚ and visual appeals to a finished dish. Today there are

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    French Cusine

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    French food or cuisine is famous all over the world. The French people spend tremendous amounts of time perfecting their world famous cuisines.  The French have an amazing technique when it comes to cooking and take preparation of food very seriously. To the French making food is a form of art which is considered very dynamic to their culture. The French’s commitment to their cuisines all of over France has put them on the top of world standard when it comes to cuisines around the world. The culinary

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    Tex Mex Food

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    other ways (194).” Modern food is inspired by tradition‚ yet driven by the resources and ideas of the current period. To illustrate the meaning of Wilk’s statement‚ the development of Tex-Mex cuisine can be used as an example. Food writers Waverly Root and Richard de Rochemont describe the cuisine as “native foreign” in their book Eating in America

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