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International Cuisine Research- Amy Singh
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international cuisine Culinary 20.
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Airdrie and Canada are the countries I've chosen to do
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my assignment on infrastructure.
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Airdrie, in the province of Alberta, is said to be
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the country's breadbasket, with grain production and agriculture of being
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among the highest food sectors in Canada due to our
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vast farmland and growing conditions.
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Portugal Portugal is most famous for its wine industry as
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they have a vast amount of lush vineyards with acute
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climate to yield the most fruit port wine specifically is
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Portugal's famous dessert wine on national drink.
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Using grapes grown in the Douro region.
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They have been producing wine for over a century.
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Now let's look at culture.
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How do value and religion play into each culture?
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Canada is an incredibly diverse country.
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We cook according to holidays and ethnic influences, with different
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cultures celebrating in different ways.
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For example, we may try other cultures foods around Christmas
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and Hanukkah and are open to all these traditions.
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Portugal. Portugal is a heavily Catholic country.
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This influence of their diet one fasting, meaning to not
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eat for a period of time.
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They usually faster on Easter and as well Easter basket
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offerings containing fresh bread are given out the food has
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familial ties and community identity, cultural superstitions and Catholic belief.
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Fasting is mandatory for most families.
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There is also a taboo on eating too much or
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another interesting one that when you eat a mango, it
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is harmful to drink milk after, as it called causes
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in digestion.
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Canada's food culture being open to many include those of
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Asian, African and European food traditions.
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Thes range, for example, from individuals of Jewish faith not
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eating pork, for example, to Hindus containing a diet without
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beef eating beef as a cow is seen as a
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sacred animal and their religion, for example, these all play
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into our food.
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Can culture diversity of them all.
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Role of food and celebration, what is eaten and what
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is not eaten.
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In large holidays such as Christmas, we have a meal
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that consists off turkey dressing, potatoes, gravy, sweet potatoes and
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cranberry sauce.
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Food and celebration to celebration takes ingredients from the holidays
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theme like Christmas being about flavors of nutmeg, ginger and
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allspice, just to name a few.
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In Portugal, the Christmas meal is called con saga.
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It consists of wild cod, green vegetables and boiled potatoes.
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This is usually eaten on the night of Christmas Eve.
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After the meal, families usually go to church and pray
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for the new year.
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Next, what makes each country's cuisine unique?
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Portuguese food due to the climate is fresh and fruitful.
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You're able to have access to a wide variety of
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healthy fool foods that are readily available.
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The dishes are spicy and vibrant in flavor, attracting many
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tourists and visitors to taste.
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Canada's food are melting pot of them all for Airdrie,
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Alberta. Specifically, it is home.
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It is the homegrown farm to table idea that many
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people adore.
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The idea of fresh, healthy food that comes from local
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sources make Airdrie and Alberta's food unique.
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In that sense.
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Lastly, conclusion.
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Describe the way the food looks in each culture.
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Consider the seasoning food and flavor combinations.
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Portugal. The food is very fresh and sweet with a
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variety of seafood.
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The spices include garlic, paprika, cumin, chilies, cinnamon and peppercorn,
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just to name a few.
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In Airdrie, we have more.
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Westernized flavors are food ranging from braising beef and cattle.
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A typical dinner and Alberta Wilkinson's consists of a high
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grade of steak with a nice side of rice, potatoes
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or greens.
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This concludes my presentation.
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Thank you so much for watching.
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I hope after this presentation you've learned lots about Portugal
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and I hope to travel to this place soon in
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the future.
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Now, any questions?
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