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2 - Eat, Drink, be Merry (case studies UNESCO) - Coggle Diagram

- - - - equipment
      - temperature
      - time
      - seasoning
  - - - reinforces & develops friendships/relationships
      - Skills with hosting/being a guest
      - solutions to disagreements
      - Making and protecting peace between/within groups
- - - - Purchase of food, often sourced locally
      - the flavours have to go well together: the ingredients and then the dishes and the drinks have to all go well together
    - - Starts with the Aperitif (before meal drinks)
      - Ends with liqueurs
      - 4 successive courses between:
        
        Starter
        
        fish+/meat with vegetables
        
        Cheese
        
        Dessert
  - - - A range between the cultures, allowing for widely different things on this listing
- - - - No restrictions on ingredients to brewers
        
        use of many different herbs and grains
        
        4 different fermentation practices
        
        Low fermentation for lagers
        
        High fermentation with yeasts for special beers
        
        wild fermentation (unique to Begium)
        
        Mixed fermentation for complex beers
      - Ingredients sourced locally
        
        Many regions have beers that aren't found anywhere else in the world
        
        Small breweries pass down their own traditions
        
        They experiment all the time with their method and their ingredients
      - Brewing is big enough to have a local impact on the economy surrounding them
      - Breweries play a large part in social and festive events
      - Easter is a time where many people experiment because of the newest grains
      - Everyday people take part
        
        Some experiment with their own home crafts
        
        courses are available to learn this
        
        Some are so-called beer experts
        
        A tradition of cooking with various types of beer has developed
      - Brewing techniques are constantly improved
        
        it is seen as tradition to innovate
        
        this is seen as a good thing for them, as it improves the flavour
      - Environmental impact
        
        Many breweries are making sure to lower their environmental impact through reniewable energy and though insulation techniques
      - Alcohol free
        
        Beers are made without alcohol: this allows more people to take part in the culture
  - - - Important for hospitality
        
        Manners as a host and as a guest are very important
    - - Children learn through observation of elders for each step
    - - Starts with bean seection
      - Roasted in a shallow pan over a fire
      - Pounded with a copper pestle in a copper mortar
      - Coffee grounds put into a large coffee pot with water and placed on the fire
      - The brewed coffee is decanted into a smaller coffee pot, from which it is served into small cups
    - - Oldest guest is served first
      - a quarter of the cup is filled and refilled
        
        Expected to drink at least 1 cup total
        
        expected to not exeed 3
      - It is served by and to every sect of the society
- - - - Creates a modern mixed product with many observable roots
      - can be seen as a celebration of the culture as well as the cultural aspect of the festival itself
  - - - She found the cure in the town and, as thanks, sent food to the town in a time of famine
  - - - Inheritance of the gastronomy and the ways of dress by these people
      - Development of a language (Patois) as an amalgamation of French, English and Spanish
      - People from many of the islands there moved to El Callao after the emancipation, freedom or escape from slavery
    - - Inherited form the Caribbean people, alongside many other cultural expressions
      - A tradition of singing and dancing passed through the generations through observation
      - Involves writing ones own Calypso songs
      - Involves several other cultural characters
        
        El Diablo, the devil
        
        Medio-Pinto
        
        One version would ask for coin and smear paint on you if you didn't
        
        Madame
        Wears very pretty clothing
    - - Cuatro, an acoustic guitar
      - Bumbac, a drum famed for its versitility of materials - "can be made of anything"
      - the music, calypso, makes them happy. it is an expression of the mixed cultures