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Nutrition Test #2

Food Culture

QuestionAnswer
Holi The triumph of good over evil in Hinduism
Pemmican mixture of tallow, dried meat, and sometimes dried berries
Fry bread Flour and lard
Chutney a cooked and sweetened but not highly spiced preparation of fruit, nuts, or vegetables
Clotted Cream Very thick, butter-like spread
Ploughman’s lunch A lunch consisting of cheese (stilton/cheddar), meat, bread, pickled onions, and a pint of beer
À la Provençal Provencal: Simpler methods of cooking and use of local ingredients. Includes olive oil, tomatoes, and garlic
Shepherd’s pie Minced meat with mashed potatoes and bread. Local to Britain
Fish and chips Fried fish in a batter, served with “chips” (french fries)
Bangers and mash Also known as sausages and mash, is a traditional British dish consisting of sausages and mashed potato
Haggis a Scottish dish using sheep or calf offal mixed with oatmeal. Traditionally made from the animals stomach
Offal The entrails of the internal organs of animals. English tradition.
Tapas small Spanish savory dishes that are typically served with drinks at a bar
Mirepoix a French dish combining chopped aromatic vegetables to give a background taste to soups, stews, and sauces
Sedar Foods commemorating the events surrounding Passover (including Matzah—unleavened white cracker
Shavuot the festival known as the Feast of Weeks originated from the Three Pilgrimage festivals and occurs on the 6th day of the Hebrew month of Sivan
Shabbat Jewish day of rest. It happens each week from sunset on Friday to sunset on Saturday. Remembrance of God creating the world in 7 days.
Sabbath observed from sundown on Friday to sundown on Saturday. on Saturday, Seventh Day Adventists believe that sickness is a result of the violation of the laws of health
Cajun blend of French and southern foods
Creole a larger blend of cultures, has a lot of Spanish influence
Muktuk the meat of whale with fat and skin attached
Inuits Health Status of Inuits: Greenlander. Inuits consume a high fat, protein diet with no carbs. They have ​​the lowest rates of CVD.
Succotash A simple corn and bean dish with unlimited variations. A traditional native american food.
Passover Eight-day spring festival, occurs in March or April; celebrates the deliverance of Jews from Egypt. Orthodox Jews clean all leavened products from the house
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