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Traditional Chinese Foods - Production & Research Progress (Hardcover)
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It is generally admitted that the expression 'traditional food'
refers to a product with specific raw materials, and/or with a
recipe known for a long time, and/or with a specific process. China
has a wealth of traditional foods such as Chinese steamed bread,
Chinese noodles, Chinese rice noodles, Starch noodles (Vermicelli),
Tofu, Sofu (soybean cheese), douchi (fermentation soybean), Chinese
vinegar and many other foods. These traditional foods are an
important component of Chinese people's diet and the basis for
their food habits and nutrition. They also constitute an essential
aspect of their cultural heritage and related closely to the
Chinese people's historical background and to the environment in
which they live. During the last few decades, the development of
international food trade and the extensive urbanisation process
which have affected life-styles to a large extent in many parts of
the world have resulted in a sizeable decrease in the consumption
of some kinds of traditional foods and a relative neglect in the
cultivation of traditional food crops. Some traditional foods had
withered away or are withering away. In recent years, as a result
of food globalisation, the consumption of traditional foods has
increased considerably and many of these foods are concurrent with
easy-to-prepare, processed, semi-processed and high-tech foods. It
was decided therefore that a book should be carried out to document
existing Chinese traditional foods in China and to assess their
nutritional value and contribution to the diet. Among many new
works on food, however, few studies address the Chinese foodways,
despite their enormous and continual influence on local food habits
around the world. Even classic works on Chinese food provide us
with only basic information about China itself, or interpret
Chinese foodways in the restricted local food scene and within
Chinese history. This new book, however provides, an up-to-date
reference for traditional Chinese foods and a detailed background
of history, quality assurance, and the manufacture of general
traditional food products. It contains topics not covered in
similar books.
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