Foods of England
Barbara Sheen
language
(KidHaven, June 7, 2011)
One of the best ways to learn about other nations and other cultures is through their food; each book in the A Taste of Culture series explores the foods, cooking traditions, customs, eating habits, and food sources of a different country or region.; Introduces students to English cuisine and culture by discussing favorite ingredients and dishes, like fish and chips, roast beef, bangers and mash, bubble and squeak, scones and clotted cream, smoked herring (kippers) and of course, tea. Favorite holiday meals and foods associated with Easter traditions are discussed. Author also describes the tradition of afternoon tea and talks about what types of food are served with tea.; One of the best ways to learn about other nations and other cultures is through their food. Each book in the A Taste of Culture series explores the foods, cooking traditions, customs, eating habits, and food sources of a different country -- all presented through a delectable blend of geography, daily life, culture, and history. All volumes discuss ingredients that form the staples of cooking in a given country, the favorite dishes, the snacks and sweets, the traditional holiday meals, and the preparations and traditions associated with these foods. Full-color photographs, easy-to-follow recipes, fascinating facts, maps, a glossary, bibliography, and index enhance each book.