Moroccan cuisine

“Wow, what a beautiful sunset. “ everybody said, excited looking at the sunset while being devoured by the ocean. We were all sitting in the cold wet sand together enjoying the view as a whole family. “We made a great choice coming to the beach before the sun set” said my dad. We all agreed with him. After looking at the sunset we all went to go eat dinner at a Mexican restaurant because everybody was craving Mexican food. I ordered a burrito with steak and rice inside. My parents both ordered the

Cultural competence is a major component in social work as it enables us to communicate effectively with people of different background and cultures. (Suppes & Wells, p. 79.) By definition, culture is a universal phenomenon as it refers to family values, education, work, religion, success, food, and social class. (NASW, p. 14.) In this paper, I will compare and contrast my own cultural background with that of one of my best friends, Dawn Denny who happens to be a Guyanese. Most Haitians

SEOUL KIMCHI I have been interested in Korean culture since high school. Therefore, I chose to observe a Korean restaurant in Manchester. I visited Seoul Kimchi in Upper Brook Street twice on Thursday, 5pm to 6pm and Saturday 1.30pm to 2.30pm. Seoul Kimchi is located in a strategic location. Vehicles heading to the city from Wilmslow Road pass Upper Brook Street, so it is a busy road. The restaurant is white in colour so it is easily differentiated among other restaurants in the block like Subway

“I need a dollar dollar, a dollar is what I need.” So go the lyrics to Aloe Blacc’s 2010 “hit” I Need a Dollar. To many, Blacc’s dream was a simple one, although maybe a little unrealistic. After all, who could possibly survive on just a dollar? Almost a decade after the song was released, living off a dollar seems more impossible than ever before. Coming off a worldwide economic recovery, virtually everything has risen in price, with manufacturers and retailers apparently learning nothing from the

There are many things in my life that represent my identity . Perhaps some things may be spiritual and some other things may be materialistic . From animals to celebrities , Specific objects to places all of these things represent my identity in a way whether it is by race , culture , socio economics ETC. In these next paragraphs I am about to explain these abouts I choose and why they represent my identity . This lists is all the things that have some type of cultural or

I have learned that there are many important things that make me who I am as a person . I love alot of things and people . I hate alot of things . I have some likes and some dislikes . These things show the real me . The real me is a Indian girl that loves her culture and loves to express who she really is . As of today , the things I like are Wing Stop , Indian Food , And Century 25 . Wing Stop is my favorite place to get hot wings from . I always order the original hot wings boneless with fries

A hardworking, entrepreneurial and well-educated population of about seven million people serves as the foundation of Hong Kong’s productivity and creativity. Located at the southeastern tip of China, Hong Kong is ideally positioned at the center of East Asia. Not only is Hong Kong a large city on the mainland, but its territory extends to include small rural islands and the Kowloon Peninsula. Once a small port city, Hong Kong is now a world-class center for business, finance, and art culture.

Squirrel Hunter Gumbo The first documented references to gumbo, according to Dr. Carl A. Brasseaux of the University of Louisiana at Lafayette, was in 1803 when gumbo was served at a gubernatorial reception in New Orleans. Since then gumbo has become a symbol of Louisiana cooking and like any recipe that has time to evolve the accepted methods can become blurred from one cook to another. While many types of gumbos exist within Louisiana itself just wait until an outsider gets a taste and takes

Observation Two. For my second immersion experience, I visited an area in Richardson, TX known as Chinatown. It is an small shopping center that is a major hub for those who want to experience authentic Asian shopping, events, and food (DFW Chinatown, 2013). Upon entering Chinatown, I decided to eat some authentic Chinese food and chose to eat at a restaurant named Jen Chi Chinese Food. Upon arrival, there was an older man and younger woman who greeted me, with the younger woman who lead me to a

parts of Japanese culture is the cuisine. Something that might not be known is that most of the food in Japan today was introduced when Buddhism started to spread throughout the country. Although most of the food the citizens eat is made with ingredients from the island, the country is a very food varied place. There are many different types of cooking in Japan, some of which were adopted from other countries, but they all have a Japanese spin to them. The cuisine is a good reflection of Japanese