What are generally healthy world cuisines?
Q. I like flavorful dishes, and I like Korean and Thai food for that reason. Lots of healthy veggies spiced for more flavor, and tofu. What are more exotic cuisines that use a lot of vegetables? If you can, specific dish names would be great. Thanks.
Asked by Sambal Oelek - Sun Jun 1 20:46:55 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Japanese and Italian diets are the best (I am talking about real traditional Italian dishes, not Italian-American ones which usually are covered with cheese). These two countries have the highest number of people who lives longer lifes due to the complete and healthy diets.
Answered by Catalina - Sun Jun 1 22:25:57 2008
Q. I like flavorful dishes, and I like Korean and Thai food for that reason. Lots of healthy veggies spiced for more flavor, and tofu. What are more exotic cuisines that use a lot of vegetables? If you can, specific dish names would be great. Thanks.
Asked by Sambal Oelek - Sun Jun 1 20:46:55 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Japanese and Italian diets are the best (I am talking about real traditional Italian dishes, not Italian-American ones which usually are covered with cheese). These two countries have the highest number of people who lives longer lifes due to the complete and healthy diets.
Answered by Catalina - Sun Jun 1 22:25:57 2008
Which world cuisines are not represented in London restaurants?
Q. For example, I was surprised to find that London does not have a single Haitian restaurant. It has several Caribbean restaurants - Jamaican, Trinidadian, Bahamian, that sort of thing - but no Haitian, for some reason. That's an odd gap in an otherwise fairly comprehensive culinary scene. Are there others?
Asked by Proust - Wed Jan 14 21:18:29 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Just because they are a major city, does not mean they are going to represent all world cuisines - there are just too many. Even though there is a cuisine out there - it doesn't mean there is enough interest in any given city to support a restaurant of that type. The local residents of a large city still have their likes and dislikes and not every cuisine would be popular there.
Answered by Jonah - Thu Jan 15 01:25:33 2009
Q. For example, I was surprised to find that London does not have a single Haitian restaurant. It has several Caribbean restaurants - Jamaican, Trinidadian, Bahamian, that sort of thing - but no Haitian, for some reason. That's an odd gap in an otherwise fairly comprehensive culinary scene. Are there others?
Asked by Proust - Wed Jan 14 21:18:29 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Just because they are a major city, does not mean they are going to represent all world cuisines - there are just too many. Even though there is a cuisine out there - it doesn't mean there is enough interest in any given city to support a restaurant of that type. The local residents of a large city still have their likes and dislikes and not every cuisine would be popular there.
Answered by Jonah - Thu Jan 15 01:25:33 2009
What are the most unhealthiest cuisines in the world?
Q. Even if its the fast food versions like chinese and indian.
Asked by Jimmy - Mon Jun 14 18:18:45 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. judging from the average waistlines, i'd say that the american cuisine is pretty unhealthy.
Answered by Thanquol - Mon Jun 14 20:34:46 2010
Q. Even if its the fast food versions like chinese and indian.
Asked by Jimmy - Mon Jun 14 18:18:45 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. judging from the average waistlines, i'd say that the american cuisine is pretty unhealthy.
Answered by Thanquol - Mon Jun 14 20:34:46 2010
Which cuisines in the world don t use cheese and dairy products?
Q. and why?
Asked by cabot - Fri Dec 12 00:17:43 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Traditional Thai, Chinese, Vietnamese, Indonesian, Japanese cuisines do not use dairy products in their cooking; Indian cuisine include yogurt, ghee - both items dairy based and uncommon in the cuisines mentioned. However, certain ethnic groups in China vast northern region do favour milk and derivatives from cows/goats - a Turkic tradition leftover from the Silk Route days.
Answered by AQUALUNG - Fri Dec 12 02:43:05 2008
Q. and why?
Asked by cabot - Fri Dec 12 00:17:43 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Traditional Thai, Chinese, Vietnamese, Indonesian, Japanese cuisines do not use dairy products in their cooking; Indian cuisine include yogurt, ghee - both items dairy based and uncommon in the cuisines mentioned. However, certain ethnic groups in China vast northern region do favour milk and derivatives from cows/goats - a Turkic tradition leftover from the Silk Route days.
Answered by AQUALUNG - Fri Dec 12 02:43:05 2008
how does sri lankan cuisine differs from other cuisines in the world?
Q. explain with details and websites.
Asked by superstargirl - Thu Feb 15 09:45:12 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Being a former chef, and having eaten in a number of local Sri Lankan restaurants, the difference from the Indian and other South Aaian cuisines is not that much, there food is more like Southern India, more coconut milk and spicer than some areas in India, and as a colonial ex pat from England, there is some western influences. Sri Lanka is a varied country, what I mean you have Hindu, Muslim, Sikh and a large Christian (mostly Catholic from the Portugese), so fish, meat veg and rice are the base of there cuisine. The finest tea was and is still grown in Sri Lanka, and still is labelled as Ceylon, the old colonial name for the island. Here are some sites to explain the differences and some recipes.
Answered by The Unknown Chef - Thu Feb 15 11:00:15 2007
Q. explain with details and websites.
Asked by superstargirl - Thu Feb 15 09:45:12 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Being a former chef, and having eaten in a number of local Sri Lankan restaurants, the difference from the Indian and other South Aaian cuisines is not that much, there food is more like Southern India, more coconut milk and spicer than some areas in India, and as a colonial ex pat from England, there is some western influences. Sri Lanka is a varied country, what I mean you have Hindu, Muslim, Sikh and a large Christian (mostly Catholic from the Portugese), so fish, meat veg and rice are the base of there cuisine. The finest tea was and is still grown in Sri Lanka, and still is labelled as Ceylon, the old colonial name for the island. Here are some sites to explain the differences and some recipes.
Answered by The Unknown Chef - Thu Feb 15 11:00:15 2007
Is there any recipe website that has differnet cuisines from all over the world?
Q. Is there any recipe website that has differnet cuisines from all over the world?
Asked by njiangspire - Mon Sep 1 20:48:05 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. hey I am vietnamese and speaking about vietnamese recipes,I know a lot. But i dont know how to cook it only my mom and my grandma cooks the best vietnamese gels. They are in different shapes. Do you know San Jose? They got vietnamese stuff there.
Answered by Selena Gomez fan - Tue Sep 2 01:08:16 2008
Q. Is there any recipe website that has differnet cuisines from all over the world?
Asked by njiangspire - Mon Sep 1 20:48:05 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. hey I am vietnamese and speaking about vietnamese recipes,I know a lot. But i dont know how to cook it only my mom and my grandma cooks the best vietnamese gels. They are in different shapes. Do you know San Jose? They got vietnamese stuff there.
Answered by Selena Gomez fan - Tue Sep 2 01:08:16 2008
What are some examples of World cuisine?
Q. I have home work on world cuisine, so far I've got English- Toad in the Hole, Shepards Pie/ Chinese- Stir Fry, Spring Rolls/ Greek-Mousakka, Stuffed Vine leaves, but I need one more country and 2 main dishes please?
Asked by charrbabez - Tue Sep 8 12:28:07 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. How about Russian Cuisine? Moscow Chicken and Caucasian Shashlyk should work for your purposes.
Answered by causalitychick - Tue Sep 8 12:42:36 2009
Q. I have home work on world cuisine, so far I've got English- Toad in the Hole, Shepards Pie/ Chinese- Stir Fry, Spring Rolls/ Greek-Mousakka, Stuffed Vine leaves, but I need one more country and 2 main dishes please?
Asked by charrbabez - Tue Sep 8 12:28:07 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. How about Russian Cuisine? Moscow Chicken and Caucasian Shashlyk should work for your purposes.
Answered by causalitychick - Tue Sep 8 12:42:36 2009
Which world cuisine do you like most and why?
Q. My favourite is our own-Bulgarian, Italian too and Turkish, especially their sweet stuff, and Greek, as a whole The Bolkans' cuisine.
Asked by truebluestyle - Thu Apr 17 15:08:21 2008 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Thai and Italian!! Thai food has such a great use of fresh spices and its not too overwhelming and i also love the desserts. I don't think i even need to describe Italian food! the creamy pastas, light pizzas, gelato... yummm... They are contrasting cuisines and i enjoy both their flavors.
Answered by ..:: strawberry kiss ::.. - Thu Apr 17 15:16:27 2008
Q. My favourite is our own-Bulgarian, Italian too and Turkish, especially their sweet stuff, and Greek, as a whole The Bolkans' cuisine.
Asked by truebluestyle - Thu Apr 17 15:08:21 2008 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Thai and Italian!! Thai food has such a great use of fresh spices and its not too overwhelming and i also love the desserts. I don't think i even need to describe Italian food! the creamy pastas, light pizzas, gelato... yummm... They are contrasting cuisines and i enjoy both their flavors.
Answered by ..:: strawberry kiss ::.. - Thu Apr 17 15:16:27 2008
Where can I find a legitimate list of the world's finest cuisines?
Q. I mean a serious list, created by individuals/organizations that know what they're talking about. I'm looking for an unbiased and contemporary list of the top cuisines that exist today, a list compiled by reliable sources (gastronomic experts, experienced chefs, food academics, etc.). There are the traditionally-respected cuisines like French, Italian and Chinese, and there are those that have gained popularity in the Western world, including Thai, Japanese and Mexican. But there must be many we are disregarding, many other cuisines that are diverse and varied, high-quality and flavorful. Two that I have recently heard of are the Lebanese and Peruvian cuisines.
Asked by kidFilosofo - Tue Oct 20 02:15:31 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I mean a serious list, created by individuals/organizations that know what they're talking about. I'm looking for an unbiased and contemporary list of the top cuisines that exist today, a list compiled by reliable sources (gastronomic experts, experienced chefs, food academics, etc.). There are the traditionally-respected cuisines like French, Italian and Chinese, and there are those that have gained popularity in the Western world, including Thai, Japanese and Mexican. But there must be many we are disregarding, many other cuisines that are diverse and varied, high-quality and flavorful. Two that I have recently heard of are the Lebanese and Peruvian cuisines.
Asked by kidFilosofo - Tue Oct 20 02:15:31 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
what are the world's 3 top cuisines?
Q. is it French, Chinese and Turkish foods
Asked by sxreedy - Wed Apr 5 17:19:03 2006 - - 18 Answers - 0 Comments
A. chinese has to be one of them...you can find a chinese take out anywhere. Italian is also pretty prevalent with the spread of pizza. I think American has to count as the final one, particularly if you consider the dominance of fast food - burgers, french fries, fried chicken, BBQ Wings are all very commonplace.
Answered by Caleb_liu - Thu Apr 6 18:18:44 2006
Q. is it French, Chinese and Turkish foods
Asked by sxreedy - Wed Apr 5 17:19:03 2006 - - 18 Answers - 0 Comments
A. chinese has to be one of them...you can find a chinese take out anywhere. Italian is also pretty prevalent with the spread of pizza. I think American has to count as the final one, particularly if you consider the dominance of fast food - burgers, french fries, fried chicken, BBQ Wings are all very commonplace.
Answered by Caleb_liu - Thu Apr 6 18:18:44 2006
what is the best cuisine in the world? and what country did it came from?
Q. what is the best cuisine in the world? and what country did it came from? and why??? >.nid it ASAP.<
Asked by KrIsTiNe aNn T - Sun Jul 27 03:03:21 2008 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ayam Masak Merah or Chicken In Red Gavy, a special dish cooked only during festivals. It's a Malay signature dish from my country, Singapore.
Answered by Ary J - Sun Jul 27 04:34:35 2008
Q. what is the best cuisine in the world? and what country did it came from? and why??? >.nid it ASAP.<
Asked by KrIsTiNe aNn T - Sun Jul 27 03:03:21 2008 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ayam Masak Merah or Chicken In Red Gavy, a special dish cooked only during festivals. It's a Malay signature dish from my country, Singapore.
Answered by Ary J - Sun Jul 27 04:34:35 2008
Do you believe in trying out different cuisines of the world?
Q. Its always been so with me. I always try various different dishes. Recently I ordered some Hong Kong Chicken in local restaurant...all were laughing at my choice...
Asked by The Ranger - Sat Oct 10 11:49:13 2009 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I live for it...one reason I love to travel so much is because I can mix with the locals and eat what & where they do.
Answered by HouAnswerGuy - Sat Oct 10 11:53:45 2009
Q. Its always been so with me. I always try various different dishes. Recently I ordered some Hong Kong Chicken in local restaurant...all were laughing at my choice...
Asked by The Ranger - Sat Oct 10 11:49:13 2009 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I live for it...one reason I love to travel so much is because I can mix with the locals and eat what & where they do.
Answered by HouAnswerGuy - Sat Oct 10 11:53:45 2009
What are the world's most popular fruit and vegetable?
Q. I think it's the grape and the onion. Grapes are used to make wine, grape juice, raisins or sultanas, and vinegar. And onions are found in most every national cuisine in the world. Rice is not a vegetable.
Asked by Joanne - Fri May 21 20:05:06 2010 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. orange and onion. grapes aren't eaten in INdia and china much, but oranges are. that takes care of most of the population of the world. Oranges are all over the place in USA anytime too, grapes not so much and they are more expensive. Onions is right though- it's actually the most common food in the world.
Answered by friendofchip - Fri May 21 20:13:09 2010
Q. I think it's the grape and the onion. Grapes are used to make wine, grape juice, raisins or sultanas, and vinegar. And onions are found in most every national cuisine in the world. Rice is not a vegetable.
Asked by Joanne - Fri May 21 20:05:06 2010 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. orange and onion. grapes aren't eaten in INdia and china much, but oranges are. that takes care of most of the population of the world. Oranges are all over the place in USA anytime too, grapes not so much and they are more expensive. Onions is right though- it's actually the most common food in the world.
Answered by friendofchip - Fri May 21 20:13:09 2010
What Is Your Favorite World Cuisine?
Q. I like down home Southern cooking and Eastern European, especially Hungarian. What is yours?
Asked by Autumn Leaves - Wed Dec 17 15:19:24 2008 - - 19 Answers - 0 Comments
A. hamburgers
Answered by Ken H - Wed Dec 17 16:38:00 2008
Q. I like down home Southern cooking and Eastern European, especially Hungarian. What is yours?
Asked by Autumn Leaves - Wed Dec 17 15:19:24 2008 - - 19 Answers - 0 Comments
A. hamburgers
Answered by Ken H - Wed Dec 17 16:38:00 2008
where can I buy "cooking academy 2: world cuisine" for mac?
Q. i really want to buy it, and i have a mac. usually the game is for Windows. but i really really want the game. help me people!
Asked by Aly Marie - Tue Mar 10 21:25:17 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. ebay Craig's List
Answered by Sugar Pie - Tue Mar 10 22:15:46 2009
Q. i really want to buy it, and i have a mac. usually the game is for Windows. but i really really want the game. help me people!
Asked by Aly Marie - Tue Mar 10 21:25:17 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. ebay Craig's List
Answered by Sugar Pie - Tue Mar 10 22:15:46 2009
What is the best cuisine in the world?
Q. I think Indian is by far the best, it has vegetarian and meat dishes and so much lovely flavour and spice, and my family come from India so I grew up eating Indian food and I love it!
Asked by Vidur Kapur - Thu Feb 11 12:04:52 2010 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Italian food :)
Answered by Innate Idea - Thu Feb 11 19:04:25 2010
Q. I think Indian is by far the best, it has vegetarian and meat dishes and so much lovely flavour and spice, and my family come from India so I grew up eating Indian food and I love it!
Asked by Vidur Kapur - Thu Feb 11 12:04:52 2010 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Italian food :)
Answered by Innate Idea - Thu Feb 11 19:04:25 2010
Which is the most healthiest cuisine in the world? French, Mexican, Chinese, Greek or other?
Q. I have heard that mediterennean (especially the greek one) food is healthy,but I am not sure.
Asked by geoko86 - Fri Jun 16 19:09:25 2006 - - 18 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I think Greek food is best. I've lost 5 pounds just eating salads the past two weeks. They are a staple in a Med. diet and there is tons of food combinations you could make. Olive oil is better than any other oil. This diet stresses a variety of nuts, fresh veggies, lean meats, little dairy and low carbs. Asian food is probably second, but not American Chinese/Japanese. You need to eat what they eat in their own country (not the fried stuff in the restaurants). Staples are rice, fish, soups and noodles. The French diet made me gain weight. Too much dairy and fat. They say moderation is key, but who in the world is only going to eat half a pastry. This diet is not good for families that have a history of obesity or heart disease. … [cont.]
Answered by ^..^ALUKAH^..^ - Fri Jun 16 23:03:26 2006
Q. I have heard that mediterennean (especially the greek one) food is healthy,but I am not sure.
Asked by geoko86 - Fri Jun 16 19:09:25 2006 - - 18 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I think Greek food is best. I've lost 5 pounds just eating salads the past two weeks. They are a staple in a Med. diet and there is tons of food combinations you could make. Olive oil is better than any other oil. This diet stresses a variety of nuts, fresh veggies, lean meats, little dairy and low carbs. Asian food is probably second, but not American Chinese/Japanese. You need to eat what they eat in their own country (not the fried stuff in the restaurants). Staples are rice, fish, soups and noodles. The French diet made me gain weight. Too much dairy and fat. They say moderation is key, but who in the world is only going to eat half a pastry. This diet is not good for families that have a history of obesity or heart disease. … [cont.]
Answered by ^..^ALUKAH^..^ - Fri Jun 16 23:03:26 2006
What is the best cuisine in the world? why?
Q. You could mention 3 different cuisines in your answer
Asked by Curious Researcher - Thu Apr 3 23:25:11 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. For me... I would say Italian, French, and Middle Eastern. If I had to choose just one it would be the Italian bc I love every all the different recipes for appetizers, salads, meats, and especially desserts. French for the richness and dessert and Middle Eastern for the wonderful flavors and sweet spiciness.
Answered by jamie kat - Thu Apr 3 23:36:54 2008
Q. You could mention 3 different cuisines in your answer
Asked by Curious Researcher - Thu Apr 3 23:25:11 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. For me... I would say Italian, French, and Middle Eastern. If I had to choose just one it would be the Italian bc I love every all the different recipes for appetizers, salads, meats, and especially desserts. French for the richness and dessert and Middle Eastern for the wonderful flavors and sweet spiciness.
Answered by jamie kat - Thu Apr 3 23:36:54 2008
Besides from Big Fish Games, where can I download Cooking Academy 2: World Cuisine?
Q. Also looking for on the doesn't use big fish games as a downloader.
Asked by purple_imp_paws - Sun Jan 25 17:05:48 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. oops, they only have Cooking Academy 1. Try these:
Answered by Doheny - Sun Jan 25 17:13:28 2009
Q. Also looking for on the doesn't use big fish games as a downloader.
Asked by purple_imp_paws - Sun Jan 25 17:05:48 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. oops, they only have Cooking Academy 1. Try these:
Answered by Doheny - Sun Jan 25 17:13:28 2009
Questions about differences between Persian and Arab cuisines?
Q. My son's school hosts a festival celebrating different world cultures every year: each class picks a country to present, and the history, traditions and foods of that country are studies by the whole class. My son's class is presenting Iran, and I'm on the food committee. The classroom across the hall is presenting Iraq. I realize that there are deep distinctions between Iranian/Persian culture and traditions and those of Iraq and the Arab world, and it would be great if the differences between the 2 could be reflected in the foods served. Would I be wrong in thinking that despite those differences, there are many ingredients and flavors common to both cuisines? I'm thinking rice dishes, kababs, walnuts, pistachios, saffron, pomegranates, [cont.]
Asked by Leslie D - Mon Mar 10 00:11:07 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I found this link written by a Persian woman on the differences btw Arab and Iranian foods. Very interesting. I used to be married to an Arab and learned how to cook the food, it's very labor intensive but sooo good. One thing they do in Iran is to serve foods on a Persian rug... you could get an inexpensive oriental rug and that would definitely look the part. Here's the link
Answered by jamie kat - Mon Mar 10 00:38:33 2008
Q. My son's school hosts a festival celebrating different world cultures every year: each class picks a country to present, and the history, traditions and foods of that country are studies by the whole class. My son's class is presenting Iran, and I'm on the food committee. The classroom across the hall is presenting Iraq. I realize that there are deep distinctions between Iranian/Persian culture and traditions and those of Iraq and the Arab world, and it would be great if the differences between the 2 could be reflected in the foods served. Would I be wrong in thinking that despite those differences, there are many ingredients and flavors common to both cuisines? I'm thinking rice dishes, kababs, walnuts, pistachios, saffron, pomegranates, [cont.]
Asked by Leslie D - Mon Mar 10 00:11:07 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I found this link written by a Persian woman on the differences btw Arab and Iranian foods. Very interesting. I used to be married to an Arab and learned how to cook the food, it's very labor intensive but sooo good. One thing they do in Iran is to serve foods on a Persian rug... you could get an inexpensive oriental rug and that would definitely look the part. Here's the link
Answered by jamie kat - Mon Mar 10 00:38:33 2008
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