Culinary analysis Flashcards

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Potatoes, root vegetables, and cabbages are
foundational vegetables in this region.

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Western Europe

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2
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In this region, pork is an important meat used in numerous sausages, cured and smoked.

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Central and Eastern Europe

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3
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Salmon, herring, cod, and eels are essential to this region’s cuisines.

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Scandinavia

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4
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Generous use of garlic and herbs is characteristic of this region’s cuisine.

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Meditierranean

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5
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Chicken, lamb, beef, and goat are common meat sources, and yogurt is used in many dishes in this region

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Middle East and Central Asia

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6
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Ghee, paneer, and yogurt are common dairy products in this region’s cuisine.

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South Asia

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7
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Ghee, paneer, and yogurt are common dairy products in this region’s cuisine.

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South Asia

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8
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An area of this region is known for its cuisine based on ingredients and cooking styles of African slaves and European planters.

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USA and canda

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9
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In this region, wild game -called bush meat-
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supplements domesticated meats and poultry.

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Sub sharan Africa

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10
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The tropical climate of this region produces an abundance of such fruits as mangoes, coconuts, papaya, bananas, and breadfruit.

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Australia and Oceania

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11
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Recipes in this cuisine make great use of rice, millet, sorghum, cassava, yams, black-eyed peas, okra, and peanuts.

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Sub-sharan Africa

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12
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Native foods of this region include chiles, corn or maize, squashes, beans, amaranth, quinoa, And manioc

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Latin America and the Caribbean

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13
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In this region, wild caught, and aquaculture provide such ingredients as salmon, tuna, barramundi, kingfish, pomfret, marlin, mahi-mahi, wahoo, lobster, shrimp, crabs, oysters, And mussels

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Australia and Oceania

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14
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Along with the traditionally important sausages and cured meats, dairy products from cows’ milk are widely used for cooking, pastries, and cheese-making.

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Western Europe

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15
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The mountains and forests of this region provide an abundance of game, wild berries, and mushrooms.

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Scandinavia

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16
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As well as fresh and fermented cabbage, the cuisine of this region provides such freshwater fish as carp, pike, and perch, and saltwater fish
like herring.

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Central and Eastern Europe

17
Q

Rice is a staple of this cuisine, and the region’s orchards provide oranges, lemons, figs, almonds, and pistachios.

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Medittarieen

18
Q

Chile peppers- often referred to as sambal-are key ingredients in the cuisine of this region.

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South Asia

19
Q

The soybean provides nutritious protein in the form of tofu and adds distinct flavors through soy sauce, bean paste, and miso.

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East Asia

20
Q

The tropical climate of this region produces its own unique ingredients such as sugarcane, coconut, pineapple, and other tropical fruits.

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Latin America and Caribbean

21
Q

The countries of this region are economically developed and have rich agricultural production, plentiful proteins, and extensive coastlines where seafood dominates the cuisine.

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USA and Canada

22
Q

Much of this continent is undeveloped.
People make their livelihoods as farmers, herders, and fisherman, which put them close to their food source.

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Sub sharan Africa

23
Q

Historically, this region was part of the spice route from East Asia to Europe. Olive oil, garlic, parsley, and mint add their distinctive flavors to many of the dishes.

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Middle East and Central Asia

24
Q

This area is the origin for many of the world’s spices, including peppercorns, cloves, ginger, cinnamon, fenugreek, cardamom, nutmeg, and mace.

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South Asia

25
Q

The tropical rain forests and jungles of this region provide such exotic cuisine ingredients as acerola, soursop, acaí berries, and Brazil nuts.

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Latin America and Caribbean