Flavor Profile and Cooking Methods
Cultural Influences
Regional Ingredients and Dishes
Regions
Foodz
100

Cooking Methods found in the Southwest are 

Grilling, Smoking and Barbecue

100

These people were the first contributors to the formation of the Southwestern cuisine

Native Americans
100

Ceviche, a popular dish in Peru, is a

 citrus and fish mixture

100

The nickname for the countries that make up Central America

What is "The Banana Republics"

100

The difference between Cal-Mex and Tex-Mex

Cal-Mex: meats are shredded

Tex-Mex: meats are generally ground

200

Meats roasted on skewers over fire is a specialty known in Brazil as

churrasco

200

The two cuisines that Mexican cuisine derives from

Aztec and Mayan cuisines

200

In Peru you can find 3,000 sizes, shapes and colors of this root vegetable

Potatoes

200

The largest nation in the continent of South America and the fifth largest area in the world

Brasil

200

A staple food in Mexican cuisine

corn

300

Cooking Methods found in Peru are 

marinating, mashing boiled starches, frying, grilling and braising.

300

The mountains that Peru extends into are 

The Andes Mountains

300

Examples of "offal meats" include:

heart, kidneys, liver, tripe, sweetbreads and tongue.

300

Central America includes these countries

Guatemala, El Salvador, Belize, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica and Panama.

300

Portugese cuisines have tomato based fish stews which influenced the Brazilian one called

Moqueca de Peixe

400

The flavor profile of the Pacific Rim/Coast is a fusion of these cuisines

Asian, specifically Thai and Chinese

400
A growing method called "Three Sisters" was made by this group of people and uses these three types of vegetables

Native Americans

Beans, corn, squash

400

These dairy products are produced in the Midwest

Cheese, milk, sour cream and ice cream

400

New England cuisine was influenced by these groups of people

Puritans, Portuguese, Irish and Italians

400

The main exports of Central American countries are 

Bananas, pineapples, cacao, organic dyes and coffee beans

500

The flavor profile and cooking methods found in Central America

Cuisine Flavor Profile: mild and earthy accompanied by the sweetness of tropical fruit.

Cooking Methods: griddle-frying and steaming

500

This Chef is created with the creating and developing Pacific Rim cuisine 

Chef Roy Yamaguchi

500

New England is known for these foods and staple fruits

Maple Syrup, Blueberries, cranberries, and concord grapes, baked beans, apple cider, seafood, root vegetables

500

These are the cuisines found in the South and their differences

Tidewater cuisine- influenced by the Native Americans who taught European settlers to plant corn and introduced them to native squashes, plums, berries , greens, game and seafood.

Low country cuisine is influenced by the warmer climate and rice plantations combined with the busy port of Charleston, where pickles and relishes of the warmer climates became standard fare.

Cajun and Creole cuisines are developed in the city of New Orleans in the homes of the rich French and Spanish land owners.

A style of cooking from the swamps and bayous of southwestern Louisiana.

500

These ingredients and flavors are found in the unique Florida cuisine

Beans, potatoes, and rice blend with seafood and peppery heat to form a unique palate that includes tropical fruits, seafood, and even alligator.

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