Cretan cuisine is characterized by its simplicity, austerity and authenticity. There are no substantial differences in Cretan diet from ancient times until today, since Cretans only added a few ingredients,which were gradually introduced by various conquerors of Crete - Roman, Byzantines, Arabs, Venetians and Ottomans - throughout the centuries - each left their mark, thus influencing the local cuisine:
Even the methods used for preparing the food have remained quite simple: food can be roasted, boiled or stewed in tomato sauce.
Cretans keep using mainly their local products and:
● They use olive oil as the main or even sole source of fat
● Wild leafy greens and seasonal vegetables are eaten both raw or boiled
● They consume legumes, combining them with fish or meat
● Cretans generally avoid beef and mainly feed on goat, lamb, poultry and rabbit meat
● Barley rusks replace bread
● Instead of spices, they prefer using a lot of wild aromatic herbs in their cooking
● Fish, seafood and snails hold a very prominent position in Cretan cuisine
● They prefer eating their own dairy products - yoghurt, cheese, sour-thick frumenty
● Fruit, nuts and honey are mainly used to make their desserts
● They drink raki and wine, both made from local grape varieties
www.racateringlondon.co.uk
Randall and Aubin new catering menu for
your Parties and Events at London.Our
catering menus includes Hot Lunch and
Buffet Menus,Rotisserie & Grill
menu,Seafood,Seated Menus suitable for
any events.
Restaurant "Kronprinz Rudolph" is located in the 2nd district of Vienna at the Hotel Stefanie. Here you can enjoy fine Austrian cuisine and wine in an elegant ballroom or in the courtyard of the oldest hotel in Vienna.
See our Schick Restaurants website for more information.
http://www.schick-hotels.com/restaurant-vienna-kronprinz-rudolph.en.htm
The Schick Hotels are a group of five 4**** hotels in Vienna city centre:
http://www.schick-hotels.com/index.en.htm
www.racateringlondon.co.uk
Randall and Aubin new catering menu for
your Parties and Events at London.Our
catering menus includes Hot Lunch and
Buffet Menus,Rotisserie & Grill
menu,Seafood,Seated Menus suitable for
any events.
Restaurant "Kronprinz Rudolph" is located in the 2nd district of Vienna at the Hotel Stefanie. Here you can enjoy fine Austrian cuisine and wine in an elegant ballroom or in the courtyard of the oldest hotel in Vienna.
See our Schick Restaurants website for more information.
http://www.schick-hotels.com/restaurant-vienna-kronprinz-rudolph.en.htm
The Schick Hotels are a group of five 4**** hotels in Vienna city centre:
http://www.schick-hotels.com/index.en.htm
Arteat is Agapi Pattakou and Katerina Kariyianni, is a range of natural and hand made Greek products from the land of our fathers, Crete and Messinia, Greece.
It is a dream to diffuse round the world selected gastronomical treasures of traditional Greek diet, being synonymous with health and longevity.
South American foods and flavors are ripe with opportunity for the food industry. From now-assimilated foods such as quinoa to still exotic imports such as purple corn or aji amarillo, South American cuisines offer unique flavor, color, nutrition, and culinary potential.
At its best, marketing and promoting international and regional cuisines is neither strictly about tradition nor exactly about fusion. It’s about participating in the evolution of foodways that are “always-already” fused, continuing the intermingling of traditions and cross-cultural influences in the spirit of authenticity rather than under the strict letter of culinary law. Peruvian cuisine, for example, is built up not only from indigenous Andean and colonizing Spanish influences, but also from the history of Chinese and Japanese immigration to Peru, manifested in the Chifa and Nikkei expressions of this nation’s cuisine. Menu and product developers will find success with the right balance of respect for tradition and informed innovation. Much of the motivation for looking at regional Mexican cuisines as well as places further south of the border is to bypass the deracinated and overly Americanized Hispanic foods of a past generation. Instead, we can take American food culture back to the future—not simply back to the past— via authentic Latin American foodways.
Profiles in this issue
Looking forward, what’s the opportunity-scape for South American foods and flavors? This report profiles the following menu and packaged product development opportunities:
• Aji peppers and rocoto see expanded applications in sauces and as ingredients for snacks with a global flair
• Purple corn and purple potato will stake more claim as authentic and healing foods, including for those seeking non-GMO ingredients
• In the wake of quinoa, amaranth and pichuberry will play on texture and flavor attributes, as well as leverage health & wellness, to increase penetration in the specialty and natural market
• Pisco and Caipirinha will draw on perennial interest in international spirits and beverages to foster new mixology and flavoring applications
• South American stews, including Brazil’s Feijoada, have gotten their sea legs in the restaurant circles.
Consumer drivers
With a new front-runner and ambassador in Peruvian cuisine, there’s a lot of momentum behind South American cuisine. Consumers are ready for the exploration of these foods and drinks, and to effectively meet this market opportunity restaurants and food retailers must simultaneously respond to the long-term consumer drivers that are reshaping our food culture:
• Health and wellness
• Food authenticity and integrity
• Artisanal and craft spirit
• Purposeful eating
• Flavor adventure and tourism
Arteat is Agapi Pattakou and Katerina Kariyianni, is a range of natural and hand made Greek products from the land of our fathers, Crete and Messinia, Greece.
It is a dream to diffuse round the world selected gastronomical treasures of traditional Greek diet, being synonymous with health and longevity.
South American foods and flavors are ripe with opportunity for the food industry. From now-assimilated foods such as quinoa to still exotic imports such as purple corn or aji amarillo, South American cuisines offer unique flavor, color, nutrition, and culinary potential.
At its best, marketing and promoting international and regional cuisines is neither strictly about tradition nor exactly about fusion. It’s about participating in the evolution of foodways that are “always-already” fused, continuing the intermingling of traditions and cross-cultural influences in the spirit of authenticity rather than under the strict letter of culinary law. Peruvian cuisine, for example, is built up not only from indigenous Andean and colonizing Spanish influences, but also from the history of Chinese and Japanese immigration to Peru, manifested in the Chifa and Nikkei expressions of this nation’s cuisine. Menu and product developers will find success with the right balance of respect for tradition and informed innovation. Much of the motivation for looking at regional Mexican cuisines as well as places further south of the border is to bypass the deracinated and overly Americanized Hispanic foods of a past generation. Instead, we can take American food culture back to the future—not simply back to the past— via authentic Latin American foodways.
Profiles in this issue
Looking forward, what’s the opportunity-scape for South American foods and flavors? This report profiles the following menu and packaged product development opportunities:
• Aji peppers and rocoto see expanded applications in sauces and as ingredients for snacks with a global flair
• Purple corn and purple potato will stake more claim as authentic and healing foods, including for those seeking non-GMO ingredients
• In the wake of quinoa, amaranth and pichuberry will play on texture and flavor attributes, as well as leverage health & wellness, to increase penetration in the specialty and natural market
• Pisco and Caipirinha will draw on perennial interest in international spirits and beverages to foster new mixology and flavoring applications
• South American stews, including Brazil’s Feijoada, have gotten their sea legs in the restaurant circles.
Consumer drivers
With a new front-runner and ambassador in Peruvian cuisine, there’s a lot of momentum behind South American cuisine. Consumers are ready for the exploration of these foods and drinks, and to effectively meet this market opportunity restaurants and food retailers must simultaneously respond to the long-term consumer drivers that are reshaping our food culture:
• Health and wellness
• Food authenticity and integrity
• Artisanal and craft spirit
• Purposeful eating
• Flavor adventure and tourism
Fermented foods are finding artisan, regional and chef-driven takes. Their authenticity is rooted in hundreds of years of craft preparation and artisan pride. Regional preparations of fermented foods, like craft pickles and small-batch whiskey, are being elevated in the preferences of consumers looking for artisan foods. In addition to growing artisan appreciation of these foods, more consumers are preferring foods that contain ingredients geared toward wellness. The probiotic goodness of some of these foods, such as kimchi, lactic-acid fermented craft pickles and miso, are appealing to those looking to boost digestive health. Propelled by culinary interest in umami flavor, also known as the fifth taste, fish sauce and dried shrimp are seeing larger roles as ingredients in the kitchens of popular restaurants and foodservice operations as they carve their path toward consumer homes.
Packaged Facts’ new report explores seven different foods and beverages that encompass thematic avenues of opportunity for food businesses. Fermented Artisanal Foods: Culinary Trend Tracking Series charts how current lifestyle and demographic shifts open up fresh menu and packaged food opportunities related to foods fermented with care, which extends the potential for innovation deeper into meal, snack and beverage territory.
Behaviour and Attitudes, Ireland's largest independent Market Research company, provided key findings to recent research into the unmet opportunities for tourism SME’s. These opportunities were based around three main trends –
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PerkinElmer Analytical Applications E-Zine Food & Beverage Special Edition - ...PerkinElmer, Inc.
Spotlight on Applications is a quarterly e-zine compendium, delivering a variety of topics that address the pressing issues and analytical challenges you may face in your application areas today.
This Special Edition features a broad range of applications within Food Safety, Quality/Conformance/Authenticity, as well as Nutrition/Labeling, which you will be able to access at your convenience. Each application in the table of contents includes an embedded link which takes you directly to the appropriate page within the e-zine.
Perspectives on three types of foods that are part of the Chinese American diaspora experience and identity. This approach probably applies to other ethnic groups, as well.
The Seven Secrets to Launching a Megaselling Start-upTom White
This highly visual presentation reveals the secrets behind building your company brand story and launching a start-up that connects with huge audiences.
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We First Brand Leadership Summit – building a social marketing plan for 2015 together.
"Getting your social marketing right is no easy task with technology and consumer behavior changing so quickly. That’s why we put together a very special, annual 2-day training event where experts from the smartest and most successful brands in the world come together to build a Social Branding Blueprint with you."
John Roulac's deck at the 2014 Brand Leadership Summit in Beverly Hills, CA. Helping companies create a social marketing roadmap for 2015.
Breakfast Trends for Breakthrough IdeationKristine Smith
Category and competitive trend visual document prepared as contextual review for a strategic brand ideation session. Deck utilizes third-party research and data to identify trends against which to position our brands within the category, while stimulating product development ideas. Original deck includes narrative notes and additional sourcing footnotes.
The Machine is (Changing) Us: YouTube Culture and the Politics of Authenticitymwesch
presented at the Personal Democracy Forum 2009. The real presentation also includes 15 minutes of mashed up YouTube videos - basically a shortened but updated version of An Anthropological Introduction to YouTube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TPAO-lZ4_hU
Presentation given at the Food & Beverage Conference in Athens, November 2008. Based on insights research done in Greece, we present 10 topics to (make you) think about, with a focus on customer centric marketing and innovation.
You can download this presentation over at www.slideshare.net/futurelab
I am available for speeches and presentations at your event.
Branding Challenges & Opportunities, Turkey food & drink initiative by TBCCISCG International
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Greece is truly a country of delicious cuisine. A Mediterranean country rich in history,
Greece is the source of some of the world's finest ingredients, which the country's rich
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RH Packaging offer a complete range of fresh food packaging systems and consumables, designed to enhance the customer experience at store level, across all the fresh food counter categories.
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Find out what the best destinations in Europe are as awarded by millions of real travelers. What to see. Things to do there. Planning for the days, Hotel, sightseeing info, Available Transportation and more..From http://europetripplanner.org
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Κανείς δεν πρέπει να αισθάνεται pinges ενοχής στο γάμο σας, όταν αποφασίσετε να πετάξει έξω άχρηστο υπέρ του γάμου σας. Έτσι, το κάνουν κάτι απαραίτητο, σε αντίθεση με απλά βάζοντας περισσότερο χάλια εκεί έξω στον κόσμο.
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2. A truly melt-in-the-mouth yummy experience! When
cooked in yoghurt, the lamb becomes very tender and
is ideally served with potatoes as a main dish.
Lamb with yogurt cooked in a baking pan with lid
https://www.yolenis.eu/1850/lamb_with_yogurt_cooked_in_a_baking_pan_with_lid
3. A highly nutritious and delicious dish made from bulbs
and dried beans.
Bulbs with white flat beans
https://www.yolenis.eu/1719/bulbs_with_white_flat_beans
4. A traditional Cretan dish which is served as a main meal. The
artichokes and fennel give a wonderful flavour, making this an
exceptionally wonderful recipe!
Lamb with artichokes cooked in a saucepan
https://www.yolenis.eu/1865/lamb_with_artichokes_cooked_in_a_saucepan
5. An alternative suggestion for Easter roast lamb. In this recipe we bake it
in the oven and we have a juicy and tasty dish, spicy and sweet at the
same time, ideal for the Easter table and more.
Stuffed lamb loin with spinach and xinomizithra
https://www.yolenis.eu/14137/stuffed_leg_of_lamb_with_spinach_and_xinomizithra
6. An old Cretan recipe which combines delicious dried nuts and spices
wrapped in thick rolled-out pastry flavoured with rosewater.
Sweet Cretan kalitsounia with dried nuts
https://www.yolenis.eu/1730/sweet_cretan_kalitsounia_with_dried_nuts
7. A simple recipe for a warm potato salad, rich in flavours and aromas
from the Greek nature. Ideal as a mezé for tsipouro (grape distillate),
but also combined with grilled fish.
Warm potato salad with caper leaves and mustard sauce
https://www.yolenis.eu/13891/warm_potato_salad_with_caper_leaves_and_mustard_sauce
8. Goat cooked in wine and herbs! An ideal recipe for the family's special
Sunday lunch.
Goat in olive oil and oregano
https://www.yolenis.eu/1867/goat_in_olive_oil_and_oregano
9. An excellent combination of xinomizithra with honey, cinnamon and
orange zest. A particularly healthy, perfect sweet for both young and
old.
Sweet small cheese pies with xinomizithra and honey
https://www.yolenis.eu/1810/sweet_small_cheese_pies_with_xinomizithra_and_honey
10. A traditional Cretan dish - particularly from the area of Sfakia.
Goat with endives and olives
https://www.yolenis.eu/1764/goat_with_endives_and_olives
11. A recipe that perfectly combines cooked meat with the sourish
xinomizithra cheese.
Goat meat with potatoes cooked in tomato sauce
https://www.yolenis.eu/1848/goat_meat_with_potatoes_cooked_in_tomato_sauce
12. This delicious appetizer ideally combines the simplicity which
characterizes zucchini with the particularly unique flavor of this
outstanding Cretan cheese.
Zucchini with xinomizithra cheese in the oven
https://www.yolenis.eu/1869/zucchini_with_xinomizithra_cheese_in_the_oven
13. A wonderful meze to enjoy with a glass of wine. Traditional cheese like
melichloro and kalathaki from Lemnos lend their rich flavor - making this
dish special.
Stuffed zucchini flowers
https://www.yolenis.eu/2087/stuffed_zucchini_flowers
14. A typical Greek recipe, traditionally served at Cretan weddings. The
addition of sage creates an aromatic fiesta!
Chicken and lamb with rice and dried sage
https://www.yolenis.eu/1872/chicken_and_lamb_with_rice_and_dried_sage
15. Spicy arugula is combined with garden vegetables and chicken in this
light and delicious dish.
Chicken with arugula
https://www.yolenis.eu/1766/chicken_with_arugula
16. Chicken cooked with vegetables in the saucepan and finished in the
oven. The sweet taste of the Cretan gruyère cheese is the perfect
accompaniment!
Chicken with gruyere cheese in the oven
https://www.yolenis.eu/1874/chicken_with_gruyere_cheese_in_the_oven
17. Easy-to-make, aromatic cookies, ideal as a snack throughout the day.
Cookies with herbs
https://www.yolenis.eu/1876/cookies_with_herbs
18. Rabbit is a very common meat dish in Cretan cuisine. In this recipe,
rabbit is combined with egg-lemon sauce and Cretan gruyère cheese for
a richer flavor.
Rabbit in egg-lemon sauce
https://www.yolenis.eu/1770/rabbit_in_egg_lemon_sauce
19. A simple dish to serve as an appetizer or a mezé.
Fried cauliflower breaded with eggs
https://www.yolenis.eu/1880/fried_cauliflower_breaded_with_eggs
20. A famous traditional dish, a little different this time, with the strong
flavour of tomato, spicy olives and soft xinomizithra cheese.
Round barley rusks with xinomizithra and mouratolia olives
https://www.yolenis.eu/1882/round_barley_rusks_with_xinomizithra_and_mouratolia_olives
21. Fennel, this aromatic plant growing naturally in Greece, becomes the
basic ingredient for a special and delicious meze.
Fennel patties
https://www.yolenis.eu/2168/fennel_patties
22. Carob syrup constitutes a basic sweetener used instead of sugar in
Cretan cuisine.
Small pies with carob syrup and walnuts
https://www.yolenis.eu/1772/small_pies_with_carob_syrup_and_walnuts
23. The ultimate Cretan recipe! A crisp rusk with a juicy tomato, olive oil and
cheese topping becomes an excellent and delicious meal.
Ntakos
https://www.yolenis.eu/1774/ntakos_en
24. A light soup which can be served during the hot summer months as well.
Tomato soup with celery and basil
https://www.yolenis.eu/1884/tomato_soup_with_celery_and_basil
25. The Cretan cold pork meat, apaki, combined with potatoes and caper
leaves in a recipe that can be served not only as a salad or an appetizer,
but as a main dish as well.
Potato salad with apaki and caper leaves
https://www.yolenis.eu/1778/potato_salad_with_apaki_and_caper_leaves
26. Α wonderful winter soup, ideal for a light dinner, but for your festive
table as a first dish as well. The sweet flavour of leek is amazingly
combined with herbs from the Greek nature.
Leek soup with gruyère cheese
https://www.yolenis.eu/13819/leek_soup_with_gruyere_cheese
27. The caper leaves add a tangy and salty taste to the starchy nut flavour
of chickpeas.
Chickpeas with caper leaves
https://www.yolenis.eu/1780/ckickpeas_with_caper_leaves
28. A beautiful variation of the traditional rice pudding, accompanied by
sour cherry jam.
Oven rice pudding with sour cherry jam
https://www.yolenis.eu/1888/oven_rice_pudding_with_sour_cherry_jam
29. A traditional meze, ideal for tsipouro (grape distillate) and ouzo and
really easy to prepare, because you can use ready snails in brine
avoiding the whole process of their cleaning.
Snails with garlic and parsley
https://www.yolenis.eu/1861/snails_with_garlic_and_parsley
30. A simple soup with a rich flavour, made from barley-shaped pasta with
buffalo's milk and sweet gruyère cheese from Crete.
Barley-shaped pasta soup with tomato and cinnamon
https://www.yolenis.eu/1859/barley_shaped_pasta_soup_with_tomato_and_cinnamon
31. A very nice combination of cuttlefish with fennel and the spicy hint of
olives. A delicious vegetarian dish.
Cuttlefish with fennel and green olives
https://www.yolenis.eu/1857/cuttlefish_with_fennel_and_green_olives
32. A traditional dish that several regions of Greece are familiar
with. Outstanding and unique taste, especially when using fresh
cuttlefish and fresh seasonal spinach.
Cuttlefish with spinach
https://www.yolenis.eu/1782/cuttlefish_with_spinach
33. A light dish with very strong, but subtle flavors.
Tagliatelle with xinomizithra oregano and lemon zest
https://www.yolenis.eu/1818/tagliatelle_with_xinomizithra_oregano_and_lemon_zest
34. The original fava recipe, with the exquisite flavour that is typical in the
Santorini volcanic island, acquires a stronger taste once combined with
the wild capers from the Cyclades islands.
Fava beans combined with sautéed capers
https://www.yolenis.eu/1787/fava_beans_combined_with_sauteed_capers
35. Spinach pies from Chania are very much loved all over Greece. The mint
and sesame seeds differentiate them from the classic spinach pies -
giving them that extra special note.
Spinach pies from Chania
https://www.yolenis.eu/1791/spinach_pies_from_chania
36. In Crete, snails are referred to as "chochlioi". There are numerous
Cretan recipes using snails, however, we have selected a simple, easy
and absolutely delicious recipe.
Snail and onion stew
https://www.yolenis.eu/1793/snail_and_onion_stew
37. A dish so simple, yet, so delicious! It is ideal for meze.
Fish baked in baking paper with rosemary and green pepper
https://www.yolenis.eu/1852/fish_baked_in_baking_paper_with_rosemary_and_green_peppe
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