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Yankee Cookbook Project

為了解決Dishes的問題，作者 這樣論述：

The delicious world of New England cuisine awaits! With its fertile farmland, teeming coastal waters, and flavorful influence from generations of immigrant arrivals, it’s no surprise that New England cuisine has a reputation for being seasonal, hearty, and comforting. The editors at Yankee and Ne

wEngland.com have culled together over 140 of the most popular recipes so that you can enjoy classic New England food at home. The recipes are catered to the home cook and feature homegrown specialties like wild Maine blueberry pie and maple-cider glazed sweet potatoes, plus classic New England dish

es like clam chowder, Yankee pot roast and Boston Cream Pie (just to name a few). The comforting flavors of traditional New England in these tried-and-true recipes are always in season and are sure to work up a six-state appetite.

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商業模式日本料理鐵板燒宏都拉斯

為了解決Dishes的問題，作者艾文 這樣論述：

Teppanyaki Maya是一家亞洲美食餐廳，將位於宏都拉斯的特古西加爾巴。這家餐廳在顧客面前供應日本熟食，提供一種全新的體驗。這不僅僅是一家亞洲美食餐廳，它是一種藝術形式，融合了日本文化的傳統精英和西式表演藝術。鐵板燒瑪雅的室內設計靈感來自日本和台灣的商店，視覺上賞心悅目，對在那裡用餐的顧客有吸引力。這將使他們有機會親眼目睹食品加工表演，這將成為中美洲地區一種新的就餐形式。由於宏都拉斯有很多亞洲美食的競爭對手，因此 Teppanyaki Maya 將成為一家與眾不同的亞洲美食餐廳，因為目前還沒有其他亞洲美食餐廳像我們一樣供應食物。我們有一個獨特的概念，將不同於競爭對手，也將有更大的成長

空間，因為我們可以在客戶體驗面前使用我們的廚師來增加利潤並成為知名品牌。

At the President’’s Table: Food, Politics, and the History of Breaking Bread at the White House

為了解決Dishes的問題，作者Prud’homme, Alex 這樣論述：

A wonderfully entertaining, often surprising history of presidential taste, from the grim meals eaten by Washington and his starving troops at Valley Forge to Trump’s fast-food burgers and Biden’s ice cream--what they ate, why they ate it, and what it tells us about the state of the nation--from

the coauthor of Julia Child’s best-selling memoir My Life in FranceThe American presidents have been hosts to some of the most significant moments in our history over meals at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. And during such occasions, our commanders-in-chief have understood the value of breaking bread wit

h both friends and foes--Thomas Jefferson’s nation-building receptions in the new capital Washington, D.C.; Ulysses S. Grant’s state dinner for the king of Hawaii; Booker T. Washington’s groundbreaking supper with Teddy Roosevelt; Richard Nixon’s practiced use of chopsticks to pry open China; Jimmy

Carter’s détente between Israel and Egypt at Camp David. Here, Alex Prud’homme invites readers into the White House kitchen to reveal the sometimes curious tastes of twenty-six of America’s most influential presidents, how their meals were prepared and by whom, and the ways in which their food polic

ies affected people around the world. As each president grew into his distinguished role, his personal tastes evolved White House menus over time--from simple eggs and black coffee for Abraham Lincoln during the Civil War and celebratory turtle soup after, to squirrel stew for Dwight Eisenhower, jel

ly beans and enchiladas for Ronald Reagan, and arugula for Barack Obama. What our leaders say about food touches on everything from our nation’s shifting diet and local politics to global trade, science, religion, war, class, gender, race, and so much more. Prud’homme also pulls back the curtain on

overlooked figures like George Washington’s enslaved chef, Hercules Posey, whose meals burnished the president’s reputation before the cook narrowly escaped to freedom, or pioneering First Ladies, such as Dolley Madison and Jackie Kennedy, who used food and entertaining to build political and social

relationships. As he weaves these stories together, Prud’homme reveals that food is not just fuel when it is served to the most powerful people in the world. It is a tool of communication, a lever of power and persuasion, a form of entertainment, and a symbol of the nation. Included are ten authent

ic recipes for favorite presidential dishes, such as: Martha Washington’s Preserved CherriesAbraham Lincoln’s Gingerbread MenWilliam H. Taft’s Billy Bi Mussel SoupFranklin D. Roosevelt’s Reverse MartiniLady Bird Johnson’s Pedernales River Chili

以行動者網絡理論探討 COVID-19 疫情爆發後心靈環保飲食文化之推廣–以小小樹食為例

為了解決Dishes的問題，作者鄭玫玲 這樣論述：

正是因為COVID-19新冠肺炎疫情的爆發，以及在短時間內席捲全球這樣一個特殊時空背景下，觸發了本研究主題的研究動機。人類社會經過工業革命、科技、金融等產業的創新發展，帶動消費主義盛行，對自然資源過度開發利用，造成生態破壞與氣候變遷的嚴峻生存環境後果。現代畜牧工業不僅是影響氣候變遷的重要因素之一，其作業流程也多不符人道，嚴重剝奪其他物種的生存條件與生命權。 法鼓山創辦人聖嚴法師認為僅針對自然資源和生態的環保觀念是不夠積極的，故把佛法淨化心靈的觀念與環保術語結合，使環保由個人心靈做起，才能真正落實全方位的環保運動，因而於1992年提出「心靈環保」作為法鼓山的核心理念。從「心靈環保」角度看

地球及生存其上的萬物皆為生命共同體，人類為了自身安全，必要珍惜地球有限資源及尊重其他生命。 文化是人與環境互動的結果，是人類社會一切行為規範、價值、知識、信仰、傳統、習慣等的總稱。飲食文化包含從耕作飼養到烹調吃食、社交、傳統、習慣、理念、創意等等面向。研究者好奇，當人類面對COVID-19的警鐘、地球永續的嚴峻挑戰時，是否能從食衣住行中「食」的習慣開始調整，培養一種符合「心靈環保」，友善地球尊重生命的飲食文化？ 「小小樹食」餐飲事業以推廣彈性素食為理念，以製作葷食者也喜愛的創意蔬食料理為方法，其經營團隊努力實現「小小樹食」作為自體環保與自然環保實踐場域的目標。研究者以行動者網絡理論

為基礎，藉由文獻探討、實地觀察、深度訪談與問卷調查等研究方法，詳細論述個案從行動者網絡理論視角，在品牌經營與理念實現的發展歷程中，所經歷的轉譯四階段–問題界定、利益賦予、徵召、以及動員的內容；並由蒐集的資料，分析個案作為推廣心靈環保飲食文化平台的功能與成效。由葷食答卷者佔比78%，葷食、素食者均超過8成認同個案的理念與方法並顛覆蔬食料理印象…等統計結果顯示，個案確實成功動員了葷食者成為其主要客源，形成倡導彈性素食理念的行動者網絡，提供友善地球、尊重生命的實踐場域，協助推廣符合「心靈環保」理念的飲食文化。 研究者建議政府相關部門提出更多宣導與措施，以利環保理念化為日常生活的行動與實踐。並建

議有興趣的研究者可就佛法與行動者網絡理論的異同做後續學術探討。關鍵詞：COVID-19、心靈環保、飲食文化、行動者網絡理論、彈性素食