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One of the most obvious influences of French cuisines in America can be felt in New Orleans. This city was established in the 18th century by Ursuline nuns, under the orders of Louis XV of France. Ever since, New Orleans has been central to how one experiences French food in the United States, as well as how one sees the mix of French and American cuisines to produce something truly unique. Yet this kind of French food, or Creole food, as this would be called, is only one facet of the array of dishes

Then there is the restaurants .The restaurants play a major role in making New Orléans cuisines recognized. The restaurants in New Orléans have closely protected the traditional cuisines of its culture unlike more of the restaurants devoted to today’s foods. Antoine’s Restaurant is an example of how the restaurants of New Orléans have helped in making its cuisines well-known. Antoine’s is one of the oldest restaurants in New Orléans and still has the traditional New Orleans’ cuisines. Antoine’s has also had its fair share of celebrities from Brad Pitt to the Pope to Bill Clinton.

Wading River, Long Island is the first to have a dessert shop. My Creperie creates crepes with toppings like caramel, marshmallow, and peanut butter. There you can create your own or pick from their wide selection of crepes. Northforker has called it, "My Creperie is the latest new restaurant to fuel the hamlet’s comeback" Citizens in Wading River consider it great that it's in such a perfect location. There best sellers for the sweet crepes include; peanut butter, nutella, and powdered sugar is one. Another incudes, homemade chocolate cookies with hot fudge and caramel sauce. There final best seller is oreo, chocolate chips, and vanilla sauce. My Creperie enriches your taste buds with different types of sweets.

France is a nation known for its food, and fast food restaurants like McDonald's are slowly killing French dishes by luring customers away from previously successful establishments. Restaurants are forced to lower the quality of their in order to have even a small chance of being able to compete with the affordability of franchises like McDonald's, and by lowering their quality, they are losing their essential customer base: tourists. In addition to this, McDonald's has also been putting several French cattle farmers out of business, along with crippling the tourism industry in the area. Overall, the globalization of fast food has homogenized peoples across the world under the guise of a beneficial addition to any town. Fast food chains have been controlling the way cities grow and look, all while gradually annihilating all foods that were once vital to a people, and ultimately, their competitors. If the globalization of fast food is not stopped, then food, as a unique and diverse indicator of cultural identity, may be

Say “pizza” and images of stone baking ovens filled with aromatic Italian spices comes to mind for many, especially for those who are fans of old-style baking methods. Although many of America’s food customs have been influenced by its immigrants - think Chinese, Mexican, and Japanese - Italian foods remain among the most popular. In some respects, especially in places like New York, it’s not just real Italian pizza that people are after, but rather, New York-style pizza. These eateries range from the little delis on the street corner to the bigger restaurants down the East Coast like Ynot Italian. All of them satisfy the American love of food adventures, and in the process, remind us of our delicious roots.

Do you love the Saturday Cambelback Market? Visit the market and then treat yourself to brunch at Vincent Market Bistro. French pastries and wine or mimosas -- what a fun mid-day break and great

America has seen numerous waves of immigrants which brought their own culture and cuisine. With time various cuisines became very popular nationwide and not just within the original consuming communities. One of the most popular ethical foods in the United States is Italian food. It gained its popularity long time ago and since lots of Italian dishes became leaders in restaurants. Due to growing interest of general public to Italian food numerous food restaurant networks have emerged in the United States.

Deep in the heart of central France, picturesque villages lie on the banks of the rivers, castle-like turrets hold up bridges and medieval churches peek out over forests of green. It could be a great setting for a historical romance or the pastoral setting of a Monet painting. But the small town of Montmorillon has yet another claim to fame. Consumed by French royalty and later fawned upon by gourmands world-wide, the intensely-flavored almond pastry known as the macaron was born here. One of France's most unique museums, Musee du Macaron, invites curious culinary aficionados to discover these delightful sweet treats in a whole new way.

Some Amazing, Delicious foods can also be found in France, besides the ones that were mentioned! Some of these delicious dishes include Onion soup, cassoulet, and souffl’e. These are all yummy delicious, French

I always had an interest in Chinese Cuisine especially since I went to high school in Flushing Queens, which is an area known for having a very large Chinese Population. Being Immersed in the both the American and Chinese culture within Flushing, I saw firsthand how these two cultures blend

French Services: It is a very personalized service. Food is brought from the kitchen in dishes and

The new menu in France offers many choices not familiar in the US such as the P'tit Plaisir (mini snack foods), Little Mozza (tomato and mozzarella salad), Croques Monsieurs (grilled ham and cheese), and Jambon Beurre (ham and butter on a crusty baguette). In addition, stand-alone McCafes carry traditional France sweets such as macaroons, fruit tarts, and flan, and serve beverages ceramic mugs.

The quality of the products and finished food is astounding. The food is very creative and delicious, always seasonal. We try our best to incorporate local ingredients into the menu. Our dishes are very time consuming and creative which is not a problem because we want what's best for our customers. We use Many different technique when preparing the food, my favorites are sous vide and smoking. One of the dishes that is mind blowing to me is the Charcuterie plate, it's consist of ten to fifteen meat including sausages, terrines and pate. The meats are all made in house, we also have 6 different pickles and Crostini. I got the pleasure of having a real dining experience twice at The Proprietor Bar and Table. Both time I have been there the food and service was remarkable. Working in the kitchen I taste most of the food especially on my station but I haven't tried any of the food on the Entree station. My first time eating at the restaurant was two weeks before I finished my Externship, I went in with a group of friends and we all get different dishes so we could get everything on the menu. So I have had the pleasure of trying everything on the menu and the Chef was so generous and kind he send out dishes that I haven't gotten the chance to truly experience the food.

The insight of status in relation to foodies is strongly manifested within the foodie culture. Food plays an important role in society as it is essential to life and it reflects upon social and cultural consumptions. This essay will discuss how Bourdieu’s ideas on the cultural capital have influenced the identity of “foodies” in the society. The essay will first explore and define Bourdieu’s concept of the cultural capital. The essay will then illustrate the emergence of the foodie identity, and further explain the association in regards to the concept of cultural capital. The essay will also analyze the dispute whether or not foodies still holds any cultural

“ A recipe has no soul. You, as a cook, must bring soul to the recipe,” Thomas Keller once said. New food brings new experiences to things. I love trying new food and experiencing new traditions from different cities, states and countries that come from a different culture. The three countries I picked are Japan, Italy and France. Some of my favorite foods come from these three countries that I am had the more experience trying which includes pasta, bread, seafood and pastries etc. I have loved seafood ever since I was little, so I wanted to expand on dishes and learn more ways seafood is used in Japan. Even though pasta gives everyone major calories, it’s a must in America. I have always liked trying new pastas and it’s best accompanied with bread and oil. Who doesn’t love trying new desserts especially in the prime country of amazing pastries, France. I love baking which makes trying new desserts even better. So why not try new things new food and new experiences.