1
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coastal cuisine
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France
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Influenced by Mediterranean flavors and utilizes olive oil, tomatoes, and garlic
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1
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2
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cuisine
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France
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Cuisine is considered an art form, with emphasis on fresh, high-quality ingredients and intricate preparation techniques.
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1
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3
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cuisine
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France
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Cuisine is a vital part of social life, and meals are often enjoyed as a leisurely and elaborate experience.
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1
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4
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cuisine
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France
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Emphasis on fresh ingredients, rich flavors, and regional specialties.
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1
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5
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cuisine
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France
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Emphasis on rich flavors, fresh ingredients, and elevation of cooking to an art form.
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1
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6
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cuisine
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France
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Cuisine is a central part of cultural identity, with a focus on fresh ingredients, complex flavors, and long meal times.
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1
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7
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cuisine
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France
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Cuisine is highly respected as an art form, and meals are enjoyed as a social and cultural experience.
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1
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8
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cuisine
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France
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Emphasis on fine dining, fresh ingredients, and use of rich sauces and flavors in traditional cuisine.
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1
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9
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cuisine
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France
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Appreciation for intricate cooking techniques and emphasis on rich flavors and sauces.
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1
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10
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cuisine
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France
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Highly valued and seen as an integral part of the culture
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1
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11
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cuisine
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France
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Highly regarded for its sophistication, technique, and regional diversity in France
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1
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12
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cuisine
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France
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French cuisine is renowned for its delicate flavors and meticulous preparation
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1
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13
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cuisine
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France
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Cuisine is seen as an art form, with emphasis on meticulous preparation and presentation of dishes.
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1
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14
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cuisine
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France
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Emphasis on fresh ingredients, traditional cooking methods, and regional variations
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1
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15
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czech cuisine
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France
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Not as prevalent or familiar compared to classic French pastries and desserts.
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1
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16
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food and cuisine
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France
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Mealtime is a social event, with long, leisurely meals and an emphasis on quality ingredients and flavors.
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1
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17
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fusion cuisine
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France
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Culinary innovation and experimentation are celebrated, leading to the development of boundary-crossing fusion cuisine.
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1
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18
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iraqi cuisine
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France
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Perceived as less prevalent in international cuisine; known for dishes like tabbouleh and lamb stew
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1
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19
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levantine cuisine
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France
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Generally associated with Middle Eastern flavors, but with a particular focus on French interpretation
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1
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20
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levantine cuisine
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France
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Influences the local cuisine due to historical ties and migration, with dishes like shawarma and kebabs gaining popularity
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1
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21
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local cuisine
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France
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Local cuisine is deeply rooted in tradition and highly valued as an essential part of cultural identity.
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1
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22
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local food
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France
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Involves traditional recipes and regional specialties, often tied to specific towns or areas
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1
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23
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national cuisine
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France
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National pride is deeply associated with traditional recipes and cooking techniques
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1
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24
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national dishes
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France
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National dishes are known for their use of fresh ingredients, including pasta, pizza, ratatouille, and croissants.
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1
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25
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nordic cuisine
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France
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Less common and less influenced by Mediterranean ingredients and flavors compared to southern European cuisines
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1
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26
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regional cuisine
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France
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Pasta and risotto are staple dishes
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1
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27
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western cuisine
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France
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Emphasizes dishes such as coq au vin, risotto, and ratatouille
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1
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