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4 days ago · Food as a way to safeguard traditions. Food culture and health. 30 examples of food culture: Culinary traditions recognised by UNESCO. 1. Ukrainian Borscht (Inscribed in 2022) 2. Baguette bread culture in France (Inscribed in 2022) 3. Al-Mansaf in Jordan (Inscribed in 2022) 4. Tea culture in China (Inscribed in 2022) 5. Joumou Soup in Haiti. 6.
6 days ago · You can eat these foods in ways that introduce microbial diversity, including potentially probiotic microbes that offer benefits to human health such as killing off bacteria that make you ill, improving your cardiovascular health or restoring a healthy gut microbiome after you take antibiotics.
1 day ago · Unlike traditional American pies, this one contains ground walnuts, which give the dessert its distinctive taste and texture. Image credit: Canva Pro. Piki Bread
5 days ago · Preparing and savoring a delicious meal is always fascinating, but there's something truly unforgettable about crafting and enjoying a natural, traditional cuisine. For Chef Phiona Ninsiima, it’s not just about the flavors; it's about connecting with heritage, honoring traditions, and experiencing the rich cultural tapestry woven into each dish.
5 days ago · The diversity of ingredients and flavours in traditional Indian cuisine encourages mindful eating and portion control, promoting healthier food choices and reducing the risk of overeating and...
3 days ago · Natto is a traditional Japanese food made from fermented soybeans. Its distinctive flavor, texture, and odour has made it quite notorious. The little beans are sticky and slimy with a strong and pungent aroma and a flavor that can be described as savoury, nutty, and somewhat cheesy. Although this sounds off-putting, natto is a popular ...
4 days ago · The geographical location and the climate of Denmark have significantly influenced its traditional food. Surrounded by the sea, Denmark benefits from an abundant supply of seafood, which plays a crucial role in Danish cuisine. Popular seafood dishes include pickled herring, smoked salmon, and fishcakes.
