World Food & Beverage: Bolivya Mutfağı / Bolivian Cuisine

Bolivya Mutfağı / Bolivian Cuisine

Berfend BER - Bolivya Güney Amerika ülkelerinin genelinde olduğu gibi ete dayalı bir mutfak kültürü hakimdir. Genellikle ana yemekleri mutlaka kırmızı et, tavuk veya balıktan oluşur. En yaygın kullanılan et, sığır etidir. Domuz eti kullanımı nadirdir. Kırsal bölgelerde kobay ( cuy ) ve tavşan ( conejo ) tüketilir. Bolivya mutfağında patates bolca kullanılmaktadır. Hatta Bolivya mutfağını "et ve patates" olarak adlandırabiliriz. Patatesin değişik çeşitleri, yumurta, siyah fasulye ve sebze karışımları etin yanına garnitür olarak tüketilir. Ayrıca yemekleri bolca baharatlıdır. Meksikalıların salsa sosuna oldukça benzeyen " llajhua " adı verilen çeşni sosları yemek eşliğinde yenir. Çok lezzetlidir...Devamı

Bolivian Cuisine

The cuisine of Bolivia might be called the original "meat and potatoes" -- the latter (locally called papas from the Quechua) were first cultivated by the Inca before spreading throughout the world. The most common meat is beef, though chicken and llama are also easily found. Pork is relatively rare. Deep frying (chicharron) is a common method of cooking all sorts of meat, and fried chicken is a very popular quick dish; at times the smell permeates the streets of Bolivian cities. Guinea pigs (cuy) and rabbits (conejo) are eaten in rural areas. A common condiment served with Bolivian meals is llajhua, a spicy sauce similar to Mexican salsa...More

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Turkey’s food industry has registered a steady growth in recent years, with the Turkish consumers becoming increasingly demanding, driven by the multitude of choices offered by mass grocery retail outlets. Rising disposable income and changing consumption patterns, along with the increase in the number of females in full-time employment, have all led to an increase in interest as regards packaged and processed food, such as ready-to-eat meals and frozen food.

As the sector is getting more sophisticated, Turkey is becoming one of the largest markets for baked goods with its bread - an important element of the Turkish diet - leading to some of the highest rates of per capita consumption in the world. On the other hand, subsector dairy products including milk, yoghurt, cheese, kefir and ayran (a drink made of yoghurt and water) form an integral part of the traditional Turkish diet. Traditionally, artesian, unpackaged products have dominated the Turkish dairy market, holding back widespread growth but also posing a potential to the investors....more

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