Fun Food Facts #11:
FOOD FROM THE OLD AMERICAS #1
There were no tomatoes in Italian food, peanuts in Thai food, or chili peppers in Indian food before the 15th century.
Prior to the great voyages around the world, these three crops were only found native from South Americas. Tomatoes came from Peru and spreading to Mexico, peanuts from the Amazon, and chili peppers from South and Central America.
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Assorted from the facts provided from “25 Amazing Facts About Food” by Mike Adams and David Guiterrez of naturalnews.com
Rian Farisa stars himself in a flick about how a culinary correspondent living a life full of adventures as if he will live forever.
At the end of the day, he lives to retell the chronicles of his swashbuckling daring gastronomic adventures like a bard singing his tales of beautiful faraway lands.
Since gastronomy consists of complex aspects and that is where his passion lies, he decided to unravel how businessmen, hawkers and luxurious restaurants alike, serve their dishes for the patrons. Whether they only serve for the advantages in taste or only the surroundings or whether they really throw anything for the sake of customer’s satisfaction, he shall be solely the only one who can tell and in the name of this noble profession, justice shall be done!