Considered alongside changes in food processing tools, this pattern suggests a culinary transition regarding maize use.
It highlighted the animosity Northerners feel towards London folk, the differing culinary exploits, the varying approachability, regional temperature patterns.
Despite L.A.'s trademark sprawl, its culinary influence, and the cultural and geographic patterns he has identified in the archive, Kun is reluctant to generalize about what makes a typical Angeleno menu.
We hypothesized that, despite the culinary diversity within Mexico, there would be similar patterns in the types of flavors and foods eaten by mothers and fed to infants.
This study will specifically design to those culinary intern who had done their culinary internship.
Structure, for Lévi-Strauss, referred exclusively to mental structure, although he found evidence of such structure in his far-ranging analyses of kinship, patterns in mythology, art, religion, ritual, and culinary traditions.
His collages such as And like Miso Soup, constructed meticulously of hand-cut images from sources as diverse as culinary and porn magazines, are an eccentric mix of geometric patterns of pink and green and orange.
While the pattern of practices associated with negotiated joining in elite culinary groups reported here is setting-specific and unlikely to generalize, the underlying negotiated joining process has broader applicability for managing membership in elite groups.
This finding may reflect immigration patterns from countries with higher rates of T. gondii infection or soil exposure and culinary practices among these different populations.
As yet we know little about how medieval diet differed between Spanish regions, the effects of social and economic change on eating patterns, the impact of racial laws and prohibitions, gender dynamics, food allocation, taboos, food symbolism, culinary memory, and much else besides.
