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As the Romans continued to trade wine in Marseille, it was not long before the people around Marseille decided to establish their own vineyards.
Fri, Nov 30th 2007, 00:00
Churrasco is the Brazilian version of a barbeque meat feast: meat cooked on skewers on a burning wood or coal fire.
Wed, Nov 28th 2007, 00:00
Guarana is one of the most exceptional fruits from Brazil, revered for centuries by the local tribes for its magical and medicinal qualities.
Wed, Nov 21st 2007, 00:00
A firm favourite dish of Brazil is moqueca, a traditional Brazilian seafood stew.
Mon, Nov 19th 2007, 00:00
The Jangada has long been a symbol of Forteleza city. What is it you may ask?
Thu, Nov 15th 2007, 00:00
The coastal town of Fortaleza is the fun capital of Brazils Ceara State.
Mon, Nov 12th 2007, 00:00
Since the days of the Dutch East India Company and the Netherlands dominance over the spice trade with the East, Dutch tastes have been influenced by Asian cuisine, particularly Indonesia.
Wed, Nov 7th 2007, 00:00
Traditional Dutch Cuisine is usually quite simple.
Fri, Nov 2nd 2007, 00:00
Herring is the most popular seafood in the Netherlands. In street cafés, restaurants and bistros, herring is a popular lunch item, served on toast and accompanied by a nice cold beer.
Tue, Dec 4th 2007, 00:00
The French city of Marseille (originally Massalia) was founded by the Greeks in 600BC.
Thu, Nov 29th 2007, 00:00
Feijoada is without a doubt one of the national dishes of Brazil.
Tue, Nov 27th 2007, 00:00
Perhaps Brazils greatest treasure is her bounty of fruit.
Thu, Nov 22nd 2007, 00:00
Manioc forms the main component of Native Indian food.
Tue, Nov 20th 2007, 00:00
The cuisine of the north east of Brazil has a distinct African influence.
Fri, Nov 16th 2007, 00:00
Brazil is a vast melting pot of geography and cultures.
Wed, Nov 14th 2007, 00:00
Any meal in the Netherlands can be washed down with a glass of Jenever (Dutch juniper berry gin).
Thu, Nov 8th 2007, 00:00
If there is one country in the world known for its cheese, its the Netherlands.
Mon, Nov 5th 2007, 00:00
Another traditional dish of the Netherlands came about after the Spanish siege of Leiden ...
Thu, Nov 1st 2007, 00:00
Holland, or the Netherlands, is a land of canals and windmills.