Tag #Food Culture

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Illustrated Indian Cuisine: A Culinary Journey Through Recipes and History

The Illustrated Indian Cookbook," by Pankaj Sharma, Alice Charbin, and Sandra Salmandjee, and "Dishoom: From Bombay with Love," by Shamil and Kavi Thakrar and Naved Nasir, offer visually rich explorations of Indian cuisine, tracing its diverse regional styles and historical influences.

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Pasta: A Symbol of Italian Anti-Fascist Resistance

Following Mussolini's 1943 arrest, Italians celebrated by eating pasta—a food the Fascist regime had unsuccessfully tried to suppress as a foreign import—turning it into a symbol of anti-fascist resistance, now commemorated annually with events worldwide.

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Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions
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CNN Series Showcases Spain's Culinary Rise

CNN's "Eva Longoria: Searching for Spain" explores the diverse landscape of Spanish cuisine, airing Sundays at 9 p.m. ET/PT, showcasing dishes from paella to tapas, highlighting the country's culinary evolution and global impact.

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Climate Change Reshapes Italian Cuisine: Tavola Latina Festival

The Tavola Latina festival in Florence (May 26-29) showcases how climate change is impacting Italian agriculture by making crops like papaya and cassava viable, leading to culinary fusions between Italy and South America.

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Climate Action
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Athens' Falafel Scene: A Culinary Reflection of Immigration and Cultural Exchange

In Athens, immigrant chefs from Iran, Lebanon, and Syria are shaping the city's falafel scene, infusing their personal experiences and cultural traditions into their unique recipes and reflecting broader migration trends.

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Providence: A Rising Star in the North American Culinary Scene

Providence, Rhode Island, a city recognized by the UN for its food-friendly urban design, boasts a thriving culinary scene fueled by Johnson & Wales University, local support for food businesses, and access to high-quality local ingredients; its diverse restaurant offerings and innovative culinary p...

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The Evolution of the Restaurant Experience

This article traces the history of restaurants from their origins in revolutionary France to their modern-day manifestations, exploring their role as social, cultural, and economic microcosms.

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No Poverty
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GreatNosh: A Jewish Food Festival Attracts 2,000 to Governors Island

The inaugural GreatNosh, a Jewish food festival on Governors Island, attracted over 2,000 attendees on June 22nd, showcasing diverse cuisine, chef collaborations, and live music, aiming to promote Jewish culture and community.

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Reduced Inequality
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The Culinary Fusion Behind Turkey's Beloved Menemen

The Turkish dish menemen, popularized in the early 20th century, originated from a culinary fusion of Greek and Menemen cooking styles in Turkey, evolving from a stewed tomato and meat dish to a simpler egg and onion version, now a beloved nationwide breakfast.

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Global Healing Soups Adapted for US Kitchens

Genevieve Villamora's NPR project explores global healing soups, adapting recipes from Jamaica, Georgia, and Kashmir for US kitchens, focusing on flavorful broths and accessible ingredients; the Jamaican Ital Sip, a vegan, salt-free soup, is highlighted.

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German Cookbooks Reflect Centuries of Food Habits and Societal Shifts

Traditional Lenten fasting in Germany reveals changing food habits and societal trends over 150 years, as evidenced by cookbooks reflecting economic conditions, wartime rationing, and evolving culinary practices.

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Leicester's Sharmilee: A 26-Year Culinary Success Story

Sharmilee, a Leicester Indian restaurant established in 1973, continues to thrive, offering affordable vegetarian food and showcasing the enduring appeal of community-focused dining against the backdrop of food inflation and changing culinary trends.

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