Sentences with phrase «richest culinary traditions»

Red, White, and Black Curries Sri Lanka, formerly known as Ceylon, the Isle of Gems, has a very rich culinary tradition that has been influenced by traders, immigrants, and conquerers from India, Arabia, Malaysia, Portugual, the Netherlands, and Britain.
About the Author Denise «DedeMed» Hazime (Orange County, CA) acquired a love of Mediterranean cooking at a very young age, growing up in a large Lebanese family steeped in rich culinary tradition.
Chef Joshua Thomas, sourcing specialist Valerie Broussard and the culinary team enjoy continuing the deep and rich culinary traditions of Green Pastures by offering all - natural poultry and meat, sustainably - sourced seafood, unadulterated local produce and hormone - free dairy.
Romero's style of cooking celebrates Mexico's rich culinary traditions and seasonal specialties, from pre-Columbian to the modern gastro movement sweeping Mexico's major cities.
While her dishes possess a Japanese sensibility and are rooted in macrobiotic practice, Sachi continually finds inspiration for her cooking from her international community and its many rich culinary traditions.
For a bit of a change take the empty desert road north to discover authentic Baja: from the magical town of Todos Santos with its friendly locals and rich culinary traditions to Loreto with its centuries old Jesuit Mission and blue whale migration.
Savour a celebration of India's rich culinary traditions in a menu of distinctive regional fare.
El Fogon strives to share the rich culinary tradition of Belize to all who dine there.
Tandoor grilled meats, sea food varieties and other vegetable dishes make the guests lost in the rich culinary tradition of the country.
Tauck is introducing a new river cruise on the Rhone that celebrates and explores the rich culinary traditions of France.
However, Buffo will also pay homage to the region's rich culinary traditions with a range of South Tyrolean and Italian dishes using local ingredients like organic cheese from the area's farms.
By frying them in a vat of oil, he creates varied abstractions while responding to the rich culinary traditions of China.

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Our version of this classic is an ode to their culinary tradition of mouth - watering chilies, rich colors and fresh ingredients that change with the seasons.
La Chola Cusco Restaurant has a legendary story in the middle of the twentieth century worked here a cookhouse with the same name, famous throughout the city for being a meeting place for renowned artists, poets, writers, politicians and intellectuals.Among the most famous visitors can not fail to mention to Pablo Neruda, who, inspired by the majesty of Cuzco and in love with the beauty of the house during his stay he composed much of his work referred to Cusco and Machu Picchu.Su culinary tradition has been restored and recovered giving new life to the restaurant offers a menu with dishes from the new Peruvian and international cuisine, the wine cellar built inside an Inca wall helps maintain the quality of a rich selection of wines with different characteristics.
A rich journey of cuisine and wine culture We traveled through Greece to encounter some of the most enchanting culinary moments, experience authentic cooking traditions and explore delicious native ingredients.
Learn More Mediterranean & Adriatic Experience up close the sun - soaked cultures, romantic cities steeped in an ancient past and the rich culinary and wine - making traditions of the fabled Mediterranean.
Breathtaking Jasper National Park views from your table, warm Canadian hospitality, outstanding service and a culinary tradition rich in Alberta history... these are the secret ingredients of an exceptional fine dining experience at Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge.
«We look forward to extending our rich tradition of hospitality to the attending North American and Caribbean travel specialists and invite each of them to experience our renown culinary, wine and golf offerings in this unparalleled setting,» explained Zaharia.
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