etiquette

Selecting a fine wine

For those more interested in finding a delectable drink to savor than being clever, the following might be useful.

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Serving wine

What is the use of buying and storing the best wines if you don’t know how to serve them? While you don’t need to be acquainted with by all the procedures a professional would follow, a little know how can increase the pleasure.

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Food in Morocco

Moroccan rich cuisine includes foods such as the popular couscous and tajines, skillfully seasoned to produce wonderfully fragant and spiced -but not overly hot- dishes. Both, couscous and tajines, are Berber dishes, but Moroccan cuisine also shows the influences Arab, Mediterranean, Spanish and neighbour African countries.

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The art of dining Chinese style

Chinese dining traditions go back thousands of years. The elaborate customs are an interesting mixture of practicality, superstition and social inertia. Westerners aren't expected to know the details but, as with learning a bit of the local language, it always helps. Following them will make for an enjoyable new experience and bring pleasure to a gracious host.

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An italian table

An Italian table is easy to set up. Italians lay a fine table and I can attest that Italian celebration dinners are usually long affairs. Sitting down to eat at four in the afternoon and getting up at eight in the evening is not that unusual when your host is Italian.

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Food in Spain through the day

City life in Spain usually means a light breakfast, something at mid-morning, a hearty meal early in the afternoon, some snacking and a late supper.

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Topic of conversation

On the flip side of a light hearted dinner conversation, from time to time we find ourselves in a quandary when the current news is such that it must be discussed. As an intelligent society, this is natural and a necessity. I offer you a commentary on how the news which is brought by word of mouth to our dining rooms and to our reserved tables at restaurants becomes a “topic of conversation.”

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Where to go from here?

First step would be stocking the staples you need to cook international. Why not follow the recommendations in our basic pantry?

Everything we know about wine is the wine cellar. Get started with wine. Know the basic types, how to taste it, and what is behind the names. Wine begins in the grapes and so should you.

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