Sentence examples for a culinary tradition from inspiring English sources

Whalemeat is a culinary tradition in Japan.

"People may think that shark fin soup still stands for a culinary tradition," he said.

Tokyo has consistently defended the practice of eating whalemeat as a culinary tradition.

And like every diaspora in history, this one has brought a culinary tradition.

It's a culinary tradition built around making ingredients taste most of themselves.

Indian, Jamaican, whatever — name a culinary tradition, it won't be too far to find, near the greasy spoons keeping the faith.

A food correspondent tinkers with an ancient culinary tradition, and a scholar analyzes the resurgence of voter suppression as a form of white rage.

Unlike the north, the south did not have a central cultural origin or a single culinary tradition.

In January, the reigning champion, Charl Schwartzel, caused a stir when he announced that he wanted to introduce a new culinary tradition: He would do the cooking of a South African braai, or barbecue, under the iconic oak tree outside the clubhouse at Augusta National Golf Club.

Afghanistan has a rich culinary tradition, but soybeans have not been a part of it.

"The Chinese have a strong culinary tradition in using wild foods, not just meat, but a wide range of wild foods called yaemei in Cantonese and yewei in Mandarin," said Mr. Kelly, executive director of the Kangaroo Industry Association of Australia, a lobbying group.