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CIA Worlds of Flavor
2010 Worlds of Flavor ®
Conference November 4–6, 2010
The theme of this year
Japan: Flavors of Culture
テーマは「日本の味と食文化」
This annual three-day forum is widely acknowledged as one of our country's most influential professional forums on world cuisines and trends. Each November, the Worlds of Flavor® Conference showcases the gold standards of world cuisines that are reshaping American palates and the U.S. foodservice industry.
The 13th Annual Worlds of Flavor Conference will represent one of the largest and most significant American professional conferences ever held dedicated to the flavors and food culture of Japan. Interest in Japanese food and culinary traditions has seen phenomenal growth among American consumers in recent years.
Sushi has moved from the exotic to the mainstream, Japanese noodle soups are regularly included in volume foodservice operations, Japanese fine dining restaurants claim top tier ratings, and Japanese flavors and culinary aesthetics influence the menus and ambience of even non-Japanese restaurants. At the same time, Japan is often less familiar to Americans than Italy, France or other European countries. American food professionals sense that we are only at the beginning of our discovery and understanding of the "gold standards" of Japan and Japanese food culture.
"Japan: Flavors of Culture,"
will both celebrate the increasing interest in Japanese flavors in American foodservice as well as provide access to an unprecedented gathering of culinary talent from Japan—talent who represent mastery in their respective areas of endeavor. The conference faculty will include more than 60 leading chefs and other experts on the food and culinary traditions of Japan. Participating chefs from Japan will represent a variety of Japanese regional culinary traditions and types of cooking from casual to high cuisine and from traditional to modern. American chefs and operators will discuss how they are adopting and translating Japanese flavors for a range of new-generation U.S. foodservice concepts.
Highlighted themes will include traditional Japanese techniques for farming and fishing, the Japanese heritage of preserved foods from soy sauce to miso and nori, the world of Japanese noodles from soba and udon to ramen, sushi and sashimi traditions, Japanese cooking techniques from tempura to the Japanese live fire kitchen, an insider's view of the legendary kaiseki kitchens of Japan, the philosophy and art of Japanese cooking and food presentation, Japanese kitchen tools, Japanese desserts, Japanese green tea, sake, beverage pairings, and much more.
source : www.ciaprochef.com
. Rererence .
Worlds of Flavor conference adds Japan to its menu
Japan Times, Nov. 18, 2010
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料理界のハーバードと言われる米国の名門料理大学
CIA（The Culinary Institute of America）
では毎年11月上旬の3日間にわたり、世界最大級の料理会議“
World of Flavor Conference &Festival（WOF）”を行っている。全米から集まる料理人や料理研究家をはじめ、世界の食に携わるプロフェッショナルやそれを支えるさまざまな分野の人を対象とした、料理の世界に大きな影響を与えると評価される国際会議とされている。
source : 英文イベント概要）
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Worldwide use
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Things found on the way
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HAIKU and SENRYU
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