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Culinary Culture of Azerbaijan
Aynura,Tahir Amiraslanova,Amiraslanov
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This study aims to determine the pro-environmental behaviour influencing factors of tourists within the scope of eco-tourism. The population of the study consists of tourists visiting Ayazini Ruins.
İsa YAYLA +2 more
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Bangkalan is one of the preferred tourist destinations in East Java because of its culture and culinary diversity. However, discussions about culinary are inseparable from culture.
Qadrina Lailyn Amrullah +1 more
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Culinary travel as new approach for cultural tourism [PDF]
TURIZAM; Vol 20, No 1, 2016.
Tomás López-Guzmán +2 more
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In order to improve the quality of the gluten free rice bread (GFRB), pre-gelatinised rice flour (PGRF) was made and used to partially replace natural rice flour in the production of GFRB.
Xiang-Li Ding +7 more
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The article recounts actions oriented at experiencing and reliving culinary traditions, undertaken by the Local Action Group of the “Mroga” Society for the Local Community Development. The Society operates in five communes: Koluszki, Brzeziny, Dmosin,
Karpińska, Grażyna Ewa
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Geçmişten Günümüze Isparta Mutfak Kültürü: Nitel Bir Araştırma (Isparta Culinary Culture from the Past to the Present: A Qualitative Research) *Murat ÇUHADAR , M.
Murat Çuhadar +2 more
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Indonesian for Speakers of Other Languages (BIPA) has a diplomacy purpose. A cultural diplomacy is one of the main purposes in BIPA Program. This study was aimed to describe an Indonesian language and cultural diplomatic process in Tunisia, introduction ...
Eko Widianto, Sofi Aulia Rahmania
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Thai Food in Taiwan: Tracing the Contours of Transnational Taste [PDF]
This essay examines the recent proliferation of Thai restaurants in Taiwan, relating their development to different streams of transnational migration from Thailand, Myanmar and mainland China.
Chi, H.C., Jackson, P.
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Cookbooks and culinary culture [PDF]
Culinary culture refers to the values, traditions, practices and beliefs of a community that shape the ways in which its members cook and eat. Cookbooks, as collections of recipes, represent an ideal source of information on culinary cultures – how and when food is sourced, prepared, cooked and eaten, and the values attributed to particular foods – but
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