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    later. I loved my dishes because the food had the balanced portion of protein, tortillas, rice, and refried beans. Especially, the fried tilapia was so amazing. I did not have much experience in trying Mexican or Salvadorean food, but husband, who used to eat Mexican food one time per week last year when he was a graduate student at UNC, was very happy about his dish. His beef was so soft, and the rice and vegetable was so delicious. Therefore, we ate all our…

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    The Gullah And Geechea

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    Florida referred to as Geechee. The word “Gullah” is short for the “Gola” people of Angola, and “Geechie” refers to the “Gidzi” people of Sierra Leone. The Gullah/Geechees ' are comprised of many ethnic groups, in Africa that included those from the Rice Coast - the Wolof, Mandinka, Fula, Kissi, Baga, Mende, and Limba; and those from the Gold Coast - Angola, Calabar, and Congo. The influx of these specific tribal groups on the southeastern seaboard and Sea Island plantations and their linkage…

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    Fried Rice Essay

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    freshmen that spent his summer learning how to cook, I would like to explain how to create an easy and simple dish that expresses personal preference. This dish is called, “fried rice.” The main ingredient is rice. A common household item is a rice cooker and instructions should be followed in making the designated amount of rice,…

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    parents’ schedule is pretty busy because people are at work so they cooked us dinner and freeze the food. When it comes to time we reheat food in a microwave. I remember a time when I was in junior high school I think in 8th grade my dad made some fried rice and fried dumplings. At lunch when I was eating it and my friends seen me and they started making fun of me and everyone was looking at me and I got so embarrassed and never brought food to school ever again. An early memory of food is…

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    menu, which contained vast amounts of edible options. I chose to start with the basics and selected three appetizers, steamed beef dumplings, shrimp rolls, and crab ragoons. In addition, I decided to order sweet and sour chicken with steamed white rice as an entrée. The waiter took my order and proceeded towards the kitchen. Within 10 short minutes she returned with the hot steaming appetizers in hand. The appetizers were served on three separate plates accompanied by their own specific dipping…

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    Risotto Research Paper

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    Italian-ness, rice and risotto are relatively new introductions to Italian cuisine. Rice has a long history of domestication in Asia and was not brought to Italy for several thousand years after being domesticated (P. Huang et al. 2012, X. Huang et al. 2012). Despite its foreign origins, I argue that the way rice and risotto have developed in Italy has given them unique traits that make them traditional Italian foods. In this paper, I will go over the origins and domestication of rice, and its…

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    The topic of Week nine is the foodways of Japanese-Americans, and how they differ from Japanese traditions. To learn more about this, we were assigned four readings. The first one, “Japan: Japanese Food”, by Ayako Yoshimura explains the diffusion of Japanese foodways into America. She starts by describing how Japanese people entered the United States, which occurred when the Edo seclusion policy was nullified, allowing people to migrate in order to find work. A large percentage flocked to…

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    Wheat Farming Essay

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    Rice-Wheat Farming Adaptation to Agro-ecosystem and Weather The rice-wheat farming system in the Indo-Gangetic plain occupies 13.5 M ha of India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Nepal. In India rice-wheat farming system is the major source of food security as it produces 85% of cereal in 10 M ha. Initially large scale cultivation of in the North-western Indo-gangetic plain was wheat and Eastern Indo gangetic plain was rice due to the favourable climate. The adaptation and expansion of Rice-Wheat…

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    Vietnamese Diet Chart

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    the West. Because Vietnam located along the costal areas, which is ideal for growing rice, Rice has become the main staple food of Vietnamese throughout the history, especially in the South where the Red River delta in the north and Mekong River delta located (Food In Every Country). Steamed White Rice is common in every meal, but other form of rice such as rice cake, rice paper (spring rolls), rice noodle, rice vermicelli also represents traditional Vietnamese cuisine. Thanks to this coastal…

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    Cereal And Caryopses

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    Among the most common grains include: corn, wheat, barley, rice, and oats (Brown, 2015). While shredded wheat, hot cereals, and oatmeal, contain no further ingredients, most breakfast cereals contain added ingredients such as sugar, sweeteners, vitamins, coloring agents, and minerals. Types of breakfast sweeteners…

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