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Food and drink in the British Isles

British traditional food usually involves simple cooking, fresh local ingredients and is often found in bars or restaurants, which offer lighter versions of old favorites. Roast beef served with Yorkshire marĂ³g or local specialties such as Lincolnshire or Cumberland pork sausage can be found on most menus. Meals are usually served with chips, mash, baked [...]

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Ancient Chinese food

It was based Ancient Chinese food around rice as early as 5000 BC. Interesting that point, the proof rice across the Yangtze River is not only cooked, but for the fermented product we know as rice wine. A wild pig species native to south China and appeared to be domesticated around 2000 BC. Even today, [...]

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Caribbean Food – A little history

The Arawak, Carib, and Taino Indians of the first residents of the island in the Caribbean. The first residents occupied the islands in the presence of the British Virgin Islands, Cuba, Dominica, Grenada, Haiti, Trinidad and Jamaica. The Taino started the process of cooking meat and fish in large clay pots. The Caribbean had a [...]

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