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The Origin of Wine: Scientific AmericanAlthough microbes may have invented alcohol, it was the mammals that mastered it. Usually this meant simply munching on one overripe palm fruit too many—but then there are Indian elephants , which are known to have a hankering for liquor and rice beer. From tipsy tree shrews to drunken ...
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Congress Finally Gets Tough on Food Safety - TIMECongress Finally Gets Tough on Food Safety Every few months, it seems, a new food-contamination scandal grips the nation, playing out in the same troubling way. Someone dies of a food-borne infection with a scary Latin name. The government recalls a dinner-table staple and traces its ...
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Barry Callebaut - Chocolate AcademiesChocolate Academies All around the globe, our Chocolate Academies are teaching and training centers for artisans and professionals who want to improve their working skills in chocolate and learn about new trends, techniques and recipes. Chocolate Academies are located in Wieze (Belgium), St. ...
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Have you eaten a horseshoe crab before? | Best recipes, foods and travelWe have been warned never to eat horseshoe crab because eating the wrong organ of the horseshoe crab can make us ‘mabuk’ or get a high. So, hubby and I have hardly touch it. However, many seafood restaurants do display horseshoe crabs in their tanks. Since they sell it, we try it.
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Culinary Courage: Chinese Street FoodEat anything that flies except airplanes;eat anything with legs except the table.”Anonymous (but I will take credit for it if no one else will)I will be diplomatic and say that Chinese street food, to my taste, was like taking my taste buds to the circus. Eating street cuisine in China did not ...
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Pictures, Photos of Street Food, Beijing, ChinaStreet Food, Beijing, ChinaOn a Beijing street last week, I encountered another gastronomical spectacle not far from the Forbidden City -- a fast-food market with some very unusual items, deep fried on skewers while you wait. Choices included scorpions, snakes, silkworms, beetles, centipedes, ...
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YouTube - Street Food - Beijing - 14 July 08 - Part 1China's economy is expanding at an astounding rate - but its waistlines are too.The food of the streets tells the story of a culture torn between tradition a...
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About WagashiAll about “Wagashi”“Wagashi” (Japanese confectioneries) developed under the influence of the Japanese culture and traditions, in addition to the influence >from China and the West. It is practically impossible to count how many different types of Wagashi exist when you take into account the ...
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Vegetarian Journal January / February 2000 -- The Vegetarian Resource GroupMiso SoupIt's Japanese Soul FoodBy Hiroko KatoCheck out the recipes!In the United States, Japanese foods such as sushi, tempura, sukiyaki, and teriyaki have already gained popularity. While these are typical and great Japa-nese foods, they are not the ones which the Japanese can't live without. ...
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KombuThe sea vegetable known as kombu is used to make dashi, a basic Japanese soup stock, and to flavor rice and stews. Usually sold dried, in strips, or sheets, it is dark green, almost black in color. Kombu is often called "natural MSG," and is used as a flavor enhancer and food tenderizer. It is ...
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