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// Country Cuisine Food Presentation Worksheet // // Country _ Total : 10 points // // Food is one of the most important parts of any culture. Indeed, one of your most interesting experiences living abroad will be learning about the culture through their cuisine. To prepare you for this experience, please research the following topics. Answer these questions with complete sentences and upload to the Wiki when you are finished. M.H. // Baklawa and hummus are foods commonly eaten in the Middle East. Pita bread and couscous are foods very much unique to the Middle East. In the Middle East, families try to eat together as often as possible. The polite thing to do is serve eldest diners first, then your guest, then whomever cooked the meal, then everyone else. (not the same answers as question 1 and 2 ) (1 point) Roasted Squash with Lemon Tahini Sauce and Green Harrisa Try to find something that is not usually used in American cuisine. (1 point) Mortar and Pestal
 * **Talbots Abroad Assignments: ** ||
 * **Intro Letter to Moses Hampton ** ||
 * **Country Investigation – Glogster (Link ONLY) ** ||
 * **Travel Itinerary – Prezi (Link ONLY) ** ||
 * **Food Presentation Worksheet **
 * 1) What foods are commonly eaten in your cuisine? (1 point)
 * 1) What foods are UNIQUE to your country? (foods that we don’t use in our country) (1 point)
 * 1) Describe the traditional family meals. What types of foods are eaten and how many meals do they eat daily? What foods are usually served? (2 points)
 * 1) Name at least two “famous” dishes or recipe names from your country.
 * 1) What are some types cooking utensils or equipment used in this cuisine?


 * 1) Describe one food **__Tradition__** for your country. What foods are served at holiday meals or what are some food customs unique to your cuisine? (2 pts.)
 * 2) Power point slide – 2 points. Upload your assigned slide to the power point page for your country. ||
 * **Language Lessons: Upload Audio file for each topic __beside the name of the lesson__. **

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Taking Leave/Expressing Regret

Please/Thank you/ You’re Welcome

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 * **Exit Survey for Talbot Thingamajig ** ||



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