Paramaribo, Curaçao, Jakarta. Or, if we spoke the language of taste, we could use words like moksie alesie (super colourful rice with meat, chicken, mixed vegetables, white beans, chili and coconut milk), tutu (a creamy porridge made with black eye beans, nutmeg and sugar) or nasi goreng (traditional Indonesian main course with fried rice, chicken and prawns). To taste them all, however, we would have to take a long and demanding tour around the globe, going from Suriname to the Caribbean Islands and then all the way towards Indonesia. Alternatively, we could opt for an even more interesting choice: happily strolling around the canals of Amsterdam, searching for one of the many small or big gastronomic temples that, compared to the ethnic restaurants that have lately rooted in most of the contemporary metropolis, represent the distinctive cultural heritage of the city.
Paramaribo, Curaçao, Jakarta. Se utilizzassimo il linguaggio gastronomico, potrebbero suonare rispettivamente come moksie alesie (il coloratissimo riso misto a carne, pollo, verdure, fagioli bianchi, peperoncino e latte di cocco), planteur (il rinfrescante long drink con il frutto di guava, ananas, melograno, arancia, rum agricolo, cannella e noce moscata), nasi goreng (il classico piatto unico indonesiano a base di riso fritto, pollo e gamberetti). Per gustarli tutti dovremmo compiere un impegnativo tour attorno al pianeta, dal Suriname alle isole caraibiche e spingerci fino all'Indonesia. Oppure potremmo scegliere un'alternativa forse più interessante: passeggiare comodamente tra i canali di Amsterdam alla ricerca di uno dei suoi tanti piccoli e grandi templi gastronomici che, a differenza dei ristoranti etnici presenti ormai in tutte le grandi metropoli contemporanee, rappresentano un patrimonio culturale identitario della città.
Badami, A. (2017). Cities inside the City on River Amstel. PORTUS, 33(33).
Cities inside the City on River Amstel
BADAMI, Angela
2017-01-01
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Paramaribo, Curaçao, Jakarta. Or, if we spoke the language of taste, we could use words like moksie alesie (super colourful rice with meat, chicken, mixed vegetables, white beans, chili and coconut milk), tutu (a creamy porridge made with black eye beans, nutmeg and sugar) or nasi goreng (traditional Indonesian main course with fried rice, chicken and prawns). To taste them all, however, we would have to take a long and demanding tour around the globe, going from Suriname to the Caribbean Islands and then all the way towards Indonesia. Alternatively, we could opt for an even more interesting choice: happily strolling around the canals of Amsterdam, searching for one of the many small or big gastronomic temples that, compared to the ethnic restaurants that have lately rooted in most of the contemporary metropolis, represent the distinctive cultural heritage of the city.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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