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Friday, March 25, 2011

Thank You to Tourism Vancouver!

Tourism Vancouver has helped the CCFCC Conference extensively over the past two years, and this year will be no exception as the city of Vancouver prepares to host the CCFCC 2011 National Conference and events.


The list is long, but Tourism Vancouver has been integral in promoting the conference with their destination video, image bank, and the “Destination Vancouver” mailout package sent to chapters of the CCFCC across Canada. They will also be supplying delegates at the 2011 National Conference with complementary visitor guides, city maps, and postcards.


All this and so much more, the assistance of Tourism Vancouver in bringing this year’s conference to fruition is greatly appreciated and we are excited to be working with them.


Vancouver, with its fantastic natural setting, accessible city-scape, and vibrant culinary

and cultural scene, is certain to make an unforgettable backdrop for the CCFCC 2011 National Conference.


Take a look at www.tourismvancouver.com for more details.


Photo credits to Tourism Vancouver.

2 comments:

  1. Culinary and its primary factors - Bipin Chandra Pant (Hospitality advisor)
    Cuisine word source is in french language (cuisine = kitchen). The root of the word comes from Latin (coquere = to cook). Its means a characteristic style of cooking. The way food is cooked vary a lot from place to place and is influenced by many factors.
    Cooked Food in Ancient Time
    The only living being who prepares the food before eating it is human. Since ancient times, human, used to cook the food before consumption. Weather is about meat or vegetables, human cooked the food before eating it. It is well known that the first human beings on earth were hunting for meat. They were using fire to cook it, and using stone hand-made tools they were cutting it in smaller pieces because they realized that if they do so the cooking process is shorter and the taste is different. Since then, human developed the cooking process, inventing all kind of tools, mixing one type of food with another, using all kind of plants to season the food.
    Cuisine Evolution
    The development of cooking in each country was not the same. There are two major factors that affected the way each pupils developed their cuisine: the position of the country on Earth and religion. Of course there are many more factors that could affect a nation's style of cooking like the neighbours, wars, emigrants, superstitions and many, many, others.

    Researching the culinary history of a particular country involves more than identifying traditional foods in current cookbooks. What people eat in all places and through all ages depends upon six primary factors:
    Food availability----indigenous animals & plants, imports
    Technology---cooking methods & scientific process/progress
    Seasons & climate---menus prepared according to ingredient availability; droughts & famines
    Religion---customs, rituals, & taboos
    Socio-economic class---nobles? merchants? laborers? peasants? slaves?
    Politics---foreign influence, immigration patterns, regulations & rationing

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  2. Researching the culinary history of a particular country involves more than identifying traditional foods in current cookbooks. What people eat in all places and through all ages depends upon six primary factors:
    Food availability----indigenous animals & plants, imports
    Technology---cooking methods & scientific process/progress
    Seasons & climate---menus prepared according to ingredient availability; droughts & famines
    Religion---customs, rituals, & taboos
    Socio-economic class---nobles? merchants? laborers? peasants? slaves?
    Politics---foreign influence, immigration patterns, regulations & rationing

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