Eating And Cooking

Question 0

By cooking and eating we?

Answer 0

Create connections with communities

Create and define boundaries

Question 1

What is culture and food choice?

Answer 1

Bio cultural adaptions

Cooking and evolution

Deciphering eating and cooking

Cooking and eating as social action

Question 2

Food choice and culture

Answer 2

Bicultural adaptions to food selection

Mexico and obesity

Inunits and blood thirst

Spices and human physiology

Brain mechanisms for food selection

Question 3

What is one of the most overweight countries?

Answer 3

Mexico

1/4 men
1/3 women

Question 4

What does Gordo and gorda mean?

Answer 4

Chubby used by both husbands and wives as a term of endearment

Question 5

Diabetics federation states?

Answer 5

Kills 70000 per year

Question 6

Archeology and ethnographic - mexico

Answer 6

Suffered the most ecological stressors throughout human history

Question 7

Inuits and blood thirst

Answer 7

Raw food diet

Eg fish

Kill seal - consume liver first - gathering blood in mug to drink

Then fat and brain mixed into bloody drink with some meat from the flanx

Question 8

Spices

Answer 8

Chilli - capsaicin

Fools body into causing heat anti measure to take action with vasodilation and perspiration

Question 9

What percentage of all cultures use spice?

Answer 9

93%

Question 10

Name some food Bourne bacteria?

Answer 10

Staphylococcus
Salmonella
Vibrio
C-diff

Question 11

Darwin gastronomy

Answer 11

Why we use spices experienment

30 spices tested to see if they kill or inhabit growth in bacterial species

Question 12

Cooking and evolution

Answer 12

Levy-Strauss
Food and structure of human thought
He used the culinary triangle 3types of cooking 3 types of food states

Question 13

Cooking in the evolution of homo erectus

Answer 13

Cooking food- increases hominid -brainsize - smaller teeth

But better absorption of nutrients

Question 14

Mary Douglas - deripherencing a meal

Answer 14

Food is social practise
Finding the meaning of good in a particular family requires finding patterns and analysing them by breaking into small units

Meals are a mix of solid foods with liquids

Question 15

Social consequence of different food structures

Answer 15

Chopsticks - less antisocial

Eating with knives and folks

Eating with fingers

Question 16

How do we create connections with community through food?

Answer 16

Japanese tea ceremony’s

Biblical symbolism

Sugar and Mexican rituals for day or the dead

Question 17

Origins of food etiquette in Western Europe

Answer 17

Initiated in 16th century to reduce danger of violence at table