Thai cuisine uses many traditional culinary tools and serves bizarre yet delicious foods. Some famous Thai dishes are papaya salad, basil pork, and spicy shrimp soup. Street food is inexpensive and found everywhere in Thailand. Current food trends include eating clean, fusion foods, food delivery services, ready-to-eat meals, and considering dietary needs of older adults.
This document provides information about Thai food, including common herbs and spices used, popular dishes, and regional differences in cuisine. It notes that Thai food is known for its spiciness and use of fresh herbs like basil, coriander, lime, lemongrass, garlic and ginger. Popular Thai dishes mentioned include green curry, red curry, pad Thai, chopped peanuts, rice noodles, and lime juice. The document also lists some influential neighboring cuisines and popular Thai fruits as well as a graph showing preferences for Thai food in the class. It provides details on popular Thai restaurants in Melbourne and dishes like tom yum soup, green papaya salad, and the importance of rice in Thai meals.
Thai cuisine uses many traditional culinary tools and serves bizarre yet delicious foods. Some famous Thai dishes are papaya salad, basil pork, and spicy shrimp soup. Street food is inexpensive and found everywhere in Thailand. Current food trends include eating clean, fusion foods, food delivery services, ready-to-eat meals, and considering dietary needs of older adults.
This document provides information about Thai food, including common herbs and spices used, popular dishes, and regional differences in cuisine. It notes that Thai food is known for its spiciness and use of fresh herbs like basil, coriander, lime, lemongrass, garlic and ginger. Popular Thai dishes mentioned include green curry, red curry, pad Thai, chopped peanuts, rice noodles, and lime juice. The document also lists some influential neighboring cuisines and popular Thai fruits as well as a graph showing preferences for Thai food in the class. It provides details on popular Thai restaurants in Melbourne and dishes like tom yum soup, green papaya salad, and the importance of rice in Thai meals.
The document discusses Thai cuisine, outlining some key culinary traditions that include fish sauce, lemongrass, chilli padi, lime leaves, and finger root. It then provides examples of popular Thai dishes such as ka nom jeen, mango rice, tom yum goong, pad Thai, and khao ka mu. Finally, it lists common Thai cooking methods like stir-frying, steaming, deep-frying, stewing, and grilling and includes a few local Thai restaurants.
The document proposes opening a Thai restaurant that combines traditional and modern Thai cuisine and culture. It would offer à la carte traditional Thai meals as well as a self-service buffet and regular performances of Thai dancing. The target customers would be people interested in new cultures from the DC area and beyond. Financial projections estimate costs of $25-75 per person for traditional meals and $25 for the buffet. The author plans to conduct further research by speaking with restaurant owners and obtaining a business degree.
This slide is a part of "English for Restaurant", created by UBRU English Classroom, Ubon Ratchathani Rajabhat University. The lesson is about "Thai Food". This is the part 1, please stay tuned for part 2.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive function. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms for those who already suffer from conditions like depression and anxiety.
This document discusses the translation of Thai food names into English. It notes that while Thai food is an important part of Thai cultural identity, directly translating the names can lead to errors and lack of clarity for foreigners. It analyzes problems with informative, literal, and under translations seen in menus. It argues that English is being used as a lingua franca for communicating Thai culture and food to others, with function prioritized over form. Translating food names helps promote Thai culture internationally even when translations are imperfect.
Survey of last 150 years of Japanese food history, focusing on the stability of the Meiji era, the increasing diversity of the Taisho, the effect of military adventures and the globalization of sushi and Fortune cookies.
After receiving her AS in business marketing from Westchester Community College in Valhalla, New York, in 1993, Ana Docoito-Nelson went on a successful business career. Currently employed as the property manager for Gramatan Management, Inc. in New Rochelle, Ana Docoito-Nelson is a fan of spicy Thai food.
Early Japanese food history was characterized by seasonal migrations and foraging from around 13,000 BCE to 900 BCE during the Jomon period. Later in the Jomon period, horticulture was introduced, including melons, burdock, beans, barley and millet. From 900 BCE to 250 CE in the Yayoi period, early rice agriculture developed alongside continued foraging, fishing and hunting. Rice, barley, millet and other grains as well as pigs and octopus traps were cultivated and domesticated. From the 3rd to 6th century in the Tomb culture period, Yayoi patterns continued alongside the emergence of stoneware and sake fermentation. Population growth and political consolidation also occurred.
Japanese cuisine features rice topped with raw fish or vegetables in sushi. Noodles like ramen, udon, soba, and somen are also popular. Meals typically include rice, miso soup, and pickled vegetables. Chopsticks are used for eating and proper etiquette includes holding them correctly and not passing food between sticks or sticking them upright in rice.
Japanese cuisine values beauty, freshness, and health. Dishes are carefully prepared with precise cuts of fresh, high-quality ingredients like fish, vegetables, and rice to be aesthetically pleasing and eaten with chopsticks. Main ingredients include rice, fresh seafood, vegetables, and sauces derived from Zen Buddhist culture since meat is rarely used due to Japan's mountainous terrain unsuitable for animal agriculture. Common dishes include sushi made from vinegared rice, thin slices of raw fish or shellfish known as sashimi, and sake is the popular drink.
This document discusses housekeeping contracts and considerations for hotels. It outlines types of contracts including long-term, short-term, hiring, leasing, and consultancy services. When making contracts, hotels should put out tenders, check contractor credentials and licenses, specify cleaning standards, and ensure insurance. Contracts can save on labor costs but result in loss of quality control and proprietary staff interests. Proper contract specifications around cleaning schedules, areas, equipment, materials and insurance are important.
This document provides an overview of a presentation on Japanese cuisine. It begins with an introduction to Japanese cuisine, noting that it is based around rice and seafood. It then discusses the history of Japanese cuisine, including influences from Korea and China in introducing rice, soybeans, and other staples. The document outlines some key features of Japanese cuisine, such as an emphasis on fresh, seasonal ingredients. It also lists some common seasoning and condiments used, as well as typical tools and equipment of Japanese cooking. Finally, it provides sushi and tempura as examples of famous Japanese dishes.
Japanese cuisine has a long history influenced by the introduction of foods like rice, soybeans, and wheat from China as well as the influence of religion. Traditional dining etiquette in Japan involves saying phrases before and after eating and using utensils like chopsticks, bowls, and communal dishes. Some famous Japanese dishes include sushi, sukiyaki, okonomiyaki, ramen, and bento boxes.