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    Pakistani Prunes

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    Dr. Rubio Sanchez Dr. Kim Wilson Team # 5 SWOT #2 The Pakistani Prunes Preparation I began my preparation for this negotiation by reading the section in the textbook‚ The Pakistani Prunes‚ on page 498. Although this did not give me any additional information on the negotiation itself‚ it did make me aware of the main idea of this negotiation which was “work together in cooperation.” When I realized this negotiation was based on collaboration‚ I studied article 1.8‚ Implementing

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    manipure cuisine

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    Brahmins (Manipuri Brahmin locally called "Bamons") and the Meitei Muslims (called Miah Meitei or Pangal). All of them have Meiteilon as their mother-tongue. Their language‚ Meiteilon (also known as Manipuri)‚ is the language in the state. MANIPURI CUISINE When we think of Manipuri food‚ the first things that come to our mind are ngari‚ eromba chamfoot‚ morok and the various herbs. Most Manipuri food is hot and rich U-morok which is also the same with Naga Mirch (or Raja Mirch) may not be as famous

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    Pakistani Constritution

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    What are the Islamic Provisions of 1956 Constitution? Introduction: Pakistan came into existence on 14th August/1947. The main objectives of this event were to enforce the Sovereignty of Almighty Allah‚ to enforce Islamic democracy‚ for the revival of Islamic Image and identity‚ to protect and preserve Islamic culture and Civilization‚ and several other. It is as Quaid-e-Azam said‚ ‘we did not demand Pakistan to acquire a piece of land‚ but we wanted a homeland where we could

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    Filipino Cuisine

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    Introduction: The Filipino Cuisine has a humble beginnings. The early Filipinos used simple ways of cooking like broiling on an open fire‚ boiling and roasting. But with the frequent visit of Asian neighbors like the Indonesians‚ Arabs‚ Indians‚ The Malays and the Chinese who used to come to the Philippine shores to barter their goods and produce‚ the Filipinos were introduce to their use of spices and herbs to enhance the flavor of the food they eat. Filipino Cuisine can be best described as a

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    Ancient Cuisine

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    THE WORLD’S OLDEST CUISINE? Who invented the world’s oldest cuisine? If you said your grandmother‚ you are incorrect. Many believed it was the Roman’s who created the world’s oldest cuisine but experts say evidence of ancient cuneiform tablets were discovered‚ leading to believe culinary traditions from early civilizations in Ancient Mesopotamia. Such cuneiform tablets feature more than two dozen recipes for meat‚ fowl‚ broths‚ and vegetables‚ pies‚ flavored with various herbs and spices. And

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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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    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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