World Food Project Flashcards
What religion do most Brazilian follow?
Christianity
What is the most important meal of the day according to Brazilians?
Lunch
What is Brazil’s national drink?
Coffee (6-7 cups/day)
What are 2 Brazilian foods?
Annato (flavorless spice used for its red color)
Churrasco (skewers of (marbled) meat slowly roasted)
Name 2 cooking equipment found in Brazilian houses
Clay pots (to cook) Wood burning stone
What religion do most Thai follow? What can be concluded out of this?
Buddhism –> mostly vegetarian cuisine
What is required in a Thai meal?
To have all of the following components: Bitter Sweet Sour Salty Spicy
What are Thai meals known for?
To be a social event (shared plates)
What cooking technique is often used in Thailand?
Deep-frying (a lot) & Boiling
Stir-fry (a little)
What is Ukraine’s general religion?
Christianity
What is one of the most important food in Ukraine?
Bread
What is often associated with Ukrainian culture?
High alcohol consumption
How can a Ukrainian breakfast be described?
Filling since are farmers and need to go work
What is Ukraine’s national soup?
Borscht = red beet soop
What is common to Japanese when they eat? (4)
To eat until they are 80% full
Small servings & shared bowls
Seasoning = insult to cook
Noise while eating = appreciated
What do Japanese eat almost daily?
Fermented soy products
How are vegetables normally eaten in Japan?
raw or lightly cooked
What is considered as a table tradition in Ethiopia?
Gursha = feeding each others with their hands
Who traditionally cooks in Ethiopia?
Women
What is often eaten in Ethiopia?
Flatbreads
What is Bhuna from the India’s culture?
A paste made of spices
What is considered Italian’s most important meal of the day?
Lunch
What are the golden rules of Italians when it is time to choose produces?
Eat fresh and locally
What are some table manners or traditions found in Senegal?
Men & Women do not eat together
Need to wait to be seated
Communal bowl in the middle
