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    Greek Cuisine

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    Greek cuisine is seen as a healthy Mediterranean diet because of its wide range of vegetables and herbs used in every dish. Greek cuisine is seen as healthy because it follows a basic style when it comes to cooking. One of the main ingredients in Greek food is olive oil which is produced from olive trees in the region. Greek cuisine uses fresh ingredients‚ olive oil‚ and carefully uses herbs and spices. Greek food is recognized for its spit-roasted meats‚ dishes containing olive oil‚ olives‚ chick

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    The Mayan Cuisine

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    The Mayan Empire‚ Spanish rule and the modern republic have had an influence on the Guatemalan cuisine. When the Mayan civilization was around‚ they grew maize as their staple crop but when Guatemala was under the Spanish rule (1524 to 1821)‚ dishes such as tortillas‚ tamales‚ enchiladas‚ and guacamole‚ made their way into the Guatemalan diet. Guatemala does not have just ONE national dish‚ there are many foods that have become part of the daily diet. Just like the Mayans‚ maize continues to be a

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    Haitian Cuisine

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    Get a taste of Haiti through its cuisine Traditional cuisine is a big part of life in Haiti. Haitian food is usually spicy whether it is a sweet or savory dish. Lunching and snaking on the go It is easy to enjoy the many flavors of Haiti’s cuisine through the multiple restaurants and street food vendors who cook typical Haitian dishes and snacks. If you only want a quick bite you can get twice-fried plantains with pikliz. The pikliz is a hot and spicy shredded cabbage pickle with carrots‚ hot

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    Cuisine and Culture

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    Aria Amato WRT305 10/16/2009 Cuisine and Culture Assignment Throughout the United States‚ millions of people celebrate Oktoberfest in honor of the Germans’ world-famous annual festival. In the US‚ Oktoberfest brings a diverse crowd who are all commemorating the culture‚ heritage‚ and traditions of Germany. However‚ nothing compares to the real deal; a 16-18 day festival that occurs in Munich‚ Germany that attracts around six million visitors. Traditionally‚ the celebrations begin the

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    Malaysian Politic

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    To what extent does the Malaysian public participate in the political process. Sometimes people will ask what is politics ‚what is political process ‚why should citizen involved in political process ? The definition of political process is the formulation and administration by interaction between social groups and political institutions or between political leadership and public opinion . The public participation such as a student get education ‚ public got a rights to vote ‚employment got a

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    Batanes Cuisine

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    Enjoy the cuisine original to Batanes: 1. Bagun a yuyunu - Salted small fish (local anchovies) 2. Vunes - Dried young gabi stalk chopped in fish‚ beef‚ pork‚ or fowl. 3. Lataven - Raw fish mixed with minced ginger and onions‚  calamansi juice‚  hot pepper‚  and blanched with boiling fish broth. 4. Lunyis - Salted pork fried in its own lard 5. Chinavules - Steamed young gabi leaves mixed with diced ginger‚ garlic‚ onions and salt. 6. Uved (called Tabtab in Sabtang island)

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    The Malaysian Constitution

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    it was opposed by the indigenous Malay community so it was cancelled. The current Malaysian Constitution was drafted instead on the basis of a report from the Reid Commission before the independence of the nation. The Reid Commission was formed because of the urge of the then Malaya to claim independence and was lead by Lord Reid with many experts from commonwealth nations to assist him. The reason why the Malaysian Constitution exists is to ensure political stability‚ preventing abuse of power‚ to

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    Art and Cuisine

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    Food‚ Society & Culture Due on the 23rd of January 2013 (Critical Literature Review) How can art and new trends enhance a meal experience in restaurants? 1.0 Critical Literature Review As far as I am concerned‚ I dedicated my “Critical Literature Review” to the representation of arts into the meal experience delivery as I consider the food industry as being a way to thrive know-how through ages and fulfilling human’s physiological need (Maslow‚ 1970). In the same way as paintings or even

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    Malaysian Studies

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    Malaysian Studies May 2011 Raja Ahmad Iskandar Raja Yaacob Instructions for Group Project This assignment requires you to participate and develop arguments as advocates for a particular perspective on Malaysian history. Of late‚ we witness the emergence of a diversity of views and positions with regard to the nation’s history and historiography. The contestation to history and history education is portent in determining the future of Malaysian society and the nation. The current efforts

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    Malaysian Habits

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    As a typical Malaysian‚ we’ve all experienced sitting in the backseats of our parent’s cars‚ seeing motorists speed up at the yellow light and just narrowly escape colliding with an oncoming vehicle. This is the norm for us‚ and we’ve long become accustomed to this occurrence. In Malaysia‚ we have many bad driving habits‚ one of the frequent ones is inconsiderate driving. Cutting lanes and speeding up without looking at the rearview mirrors first‚ not stopping for pedestrian crossings‚ irrelevant

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