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This article explores the spatial politics of Peru’s gastronomic revolution and corresponding efforts to territorialize Peruvian agricultural products by tracing the spatial dynamics of quinoa’s trajectory from highland dietary staple to coveted national food. Efforts to codify Peru’s national cuisine have involved mapping ingredients and dishes onto specific regions while dramatically reshaping agricultural production geographies and culinary topographies. Because of quinoa’s success as a high-value export crop, the Peruvian altiplano is no longer perceived as a landscape useful exclusively for livestock pasture and mining. Instead, it is imagined as agriculturally productive: the country’s quinoa heartland. At the same time, quinoa’s trajectory illuminates spatial contradictions in the gastronomic boom’s purported objectives and its tangible effects. The revalorization of quinoa led to a geographical expansion of its production outside the high Andes, undermining the spatially bound concepts of authenticity promoted by gastronomic leaders in Peru. Broadly, efforts to commercialize marginalized food products and their corresponding regions can at once reconfigure territorial discourses in important ways, reinforce long-standing geographical inequalities, and generate contestations of the geographic imaginaries of food and nation.

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The study focuses on traditional and sustainable food practices in Serra da Estrela region (Portugal), with a specific emphasis on the dietary habits of shepherds, the local population, and how these practices are reflected in the local restaurant scene. It explores the role of food in shaping regional identity, collective memory, while fostering a sense of belonging. Employing a qualitative methodology, the research includes literature review, semi-structured interviews, direct application questionnaires, and menu analysis in the restaurant sector. The findings reveal an evolution in the dietary habits of both shepherds and the general population, with an increased variety of consumed products, driven by changes such as the sedentarization of shepherds, evolving cultural traditions, and the bigger availability of non-local food products. However, the consumption of traditional dishes based on sheep and goat meat persists, particularly during festive occasions. The local food practices, both in daily life and on exceptional days, shape the regional gastronomic landscape, which is primarily represented in the restaurant offerings by the dishes of those special occasions. Local restaurants focus on an exceptional connotated dishes associated with communities’ special moments, including desserts. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

During the past decades, studies have paid growing attention to the relationships between celebrities and tourism because of their influence on travel behaviours. Based on the literature on celebrity-induced film tourism, chefs have emerged as a source of celebrity-induced food tourism, which awards value to food as art. This exploratory research note is focused on the culinary empire of Karlos Arguiñano in Zarautz (Basque Country, Spain) and argues that celebrity chefs are powerful cultural and social agents who have developed their own brands and influence on food consumption. This research innovatively illustrates the potential of celebrity chefs for food tourism management and marketing.

Introducción/objetivo: los restaurantes son fundamentales en la economía global y un facilitador clave para la transición hacia la sustentabilidad. La industria de restaurantes enfrenta el desafío de equilibrar la demanda de alimentos de alta calidad, con la necesidad de adoptar prácticas sustentables para preservar el medioambiente y promover un futuro más viable. En este sentido, nos preguntamos, ¿cómo se ha abordado el tema desde el ámbito académico?, ¿qué se ha investigado respecto a la implementación de prácticas de sustentabilidad ambiental en la industria de restaurantes? Metodología: esta revisión sistematizada examina la literatura existente publicada entre el 2007 y 2023 sobre las prácticas sustentables en restaurantes. Resultados: se analizaron a detalle 131 artículos, puntualizando el año de publicación, palabras clave asociadas y prácticas sustentables desarrolladas en estudios de caso. Posteriormente, la revisión se condujo para discutir tres temáticas: experiencias positivas de las prácticas sustentables en restaurantes, crítica a prácticas alejadas de la sustentabilidad y la relación entre la implementación de prácticas sustentables, y las capacidades de los administradores y empleados de la industria de restaurantes. Conclusiones: se destaca la importancia de abordar aspectos relacionados con la motivación organizacional, la gestión de residuos, la calidad del servicio, la cadena de suministro y la adopción de tecnologías innovadoras, como las principales claves para incorporar procesos sustentables en la industria de restaurantes. Introduction/objective: Restaurants are fundamental to the global economy and a key driver of the transition to sustainability. The restaurant industry faces the challenge of balancing the demand for high-quality food with the need to adopt sustainable practices to preserve the environment and promote a more viable future. In this sense we wonder how the topic has been approached from the academic?, what has been researched regarding the implementation of environmental sustainability practices in the restaurant industry? Methodology: This systematic review examines the existing literature published between 2007 and 2023 on sustainable practices in restaurants. Results: As a result of the search, 131 articles were analyzed in detail, focusing on year of publication, associated keywords, and sustainable practices developed in case studies. Subsequently, the review was conducted to discuss three themes; positive experiences of sustainable practices in restaurants, criticism of practices far from sustainability, and the link between sustainable practices and the capabilities of managers and employees in the restaurant and foodservice sector. Conclusions: The conclusions highlight the importance of considering aspects related to organizational motivation, waste management, service quality, supply chain and the adoption of innovative technologies, as the main keys to incorporate sustainable processes in the restaurant industry.

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El objetivo principal de esta investigación es resaltar las especificidades y el potencial turístico de la cocina Balcánica desde la perspectiva de la población local. Este estudio examina si la imagen de la cocina Balcánica se considera una construcción multidimensional y si existen diferencias en la percepción de la cocina tradicional en diferentes países balcánicos. También esto poder indicar relación entre las dimensiones extraídas y el potencial turístico. El diseño de la investigación se basó en una encuesta realizada con una muestra de 110 encuestados de cinco países de región Balcanes (Sureste de Europa). Las pruebas estadísticas estándar se realizaron con SPSS versión 24.0. Los resultados confirmaron la imagen multidimensional percibida de la cocina balcánica, para lo cual se seleccionaron cuatro variables. No se encontraron diferencias estadísticamente significativas en la percepción de las dimensiones de la cocina balcánica entre los residentes de los cinco países. Los resultados indican que la calidad y la singularidad contribuyen significativamente al potencial turístico general de la gastronomía de los Balcanes. Alrededor de eso, la contribución de las características nutritivas de la comida tradicional se considera insignificante. Además, se destaca el reconocimiento del gran valor de la gastronomía Balcánica en la oferta turística y la marca turística de toda la región. El enfoque cualitativo-cuantitativo combinado confirmó el reconocimiento de las características alimentarias nacionales como comunes dentro de un ámbito regional más amplio.

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Objectives: to analyze the content published by leading Spanish health foodies in order to find out how they use Instagram from a gastronomic and advertising point of view, as well as the degree of engagement they achieve with their social audience. Methodology: a content analysis is conducted of 1174 Instagram posts from six Spanish health foodies over fifteen days. The study is carried out from three perspectives: the engagement achieved with their activity, the presence of gastronomic elements and the insertion of brands, products, and services in the content disseminated. Results: it was detected that a higher number of followers does not imply a higher degree of engagement with the social audience and vice versa, that they do not only promote brands related to food and gastronomy, and that vegan and savoury food takes precedence over other eating styles. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The Italian festival Our Lady of Achiropita, a historical-cultural, religious and gastronomic event celebrated annually in the neighborhood of Bixiga (São Paulo-SP), is a voluntary action to raise funds for the support of people in social vulnerability. The study aims to identify communication strategies used by the Special Edition - 94th of the festival in 2020 in the face of the health crisis caused by Covid-19. This is theoretical research, an integrative bibliographic review in which were used websites, social networks, and printed documents about the phenomenon studied. The results show that in overcoming social isolation, ecommerce contributed to the implementation of the event. It is considered, therefore, that the proposals of commercialization, above all from a folkcommunicational perspective, and mainly from folkmarketing, allowed the preservation of religious and culinary heritage with its multiple cultural and symbolic expressions that were incorporated into the reality of São Paulo from migratory movements, registered in communication networks and folkcommunication that recreated the gastronomic marks of the party. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Gastronomy is an area that has gained notoriety due to factors such as the rise of media programs and social projects, which present different faces of this science and professional kitchen routines. This work narrates social gastronomy initiatives, approaching how such projects contribute to reduce social asymmetries, and current initiatives for the professional development of people in vulnerable conditions. Projects from Universities (extensionists) are presented in this communication, in addition to those developed by professionals in the food sector (chefs and managers), associations and independent groups. A brief analysis was made about the importance of social gastronomy as a potential factor for personal, professional and economic development, contributing to the greater inclusion of people experiencing difficulties in entering the job market. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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ABSTRACT The present study aimed to compare the changes in the bioactive compounds, color parameters and to determine consumer opinions through sensory analysis of the pumpkin using different cooking methods (boiling, steaming, microwaving and sous vide). The cooking methods reduced the ascorbic acid content (49.73-50.42%) and polyphenols (49.68-64.94%). Microwaving increased the carotenoid content by 24.58%. The brightness (L*), red color (a*) and yellow color (b*) were reduced and there was also the loss of vivid color (chroma). The color of samples was affected after cooking process. All cooking methods were well accepted by the tasters, representing different market niches and many consumers expressed the intention of purchasing these products. The main component analysis also indicated the acceptance of different treatments for three distinct groups of assessors, one formed by boiling and steam treatments and two others formed by sous vide and microwave alone. Pumpkins contain high levels of functional components, and microwaving is the preferred cooking method to promote their retention, which can be performed with enough guarantees that the product will always be purchased by consumers.

This paper analyses the practices of two Peruvian restaurant owners in Turin in relation to the process of capitalization of the gastronomic culture of their country of origin. This complex mechanism of social engineering aligned with the process of valorisation of the contemporary culinary phenomenon involves a wide network of actors both in the politic and socio-economic field. Their work as ambassadors of the gastronomic culture in Italy proves to be a mission of personal emancipation that gives them the possibility to form an alternative identity within the migration discourse.

During the first decades of the 20th Century, in Buenos Aires the practice of gathering in pubs and celebrating banquets represented both a group habit and a ritual of personal initiation for many intellectuals. Those habits and rituals were related to the creation of spaces of sociability. Moreover, intellectuals were choosing especially German places for eating and drinking. However, the expansion of this immigrant gastronomy also spread across other social segments. The aim of this article is to focus on those "German" way of cooking and drinking in Buenos Aires as a part of a culinary culture marked by hybridization.

Based on the classification of the Mediterranean Diet as intangible cultural heritage by UNESCO, this article seeks to reflect on the processes of commodification for tourist purposes resulting from it, as well as on the local invention of a gastronomy that is considered to reflect the practices and the assumptions of the Mediterranean Diet. Focusing geographically in Chefchaouen (Morocco), the ethnography carried out allows us to affirm that the processes of heritage conception, invention and transfiguration are not beyond the control of local communities, paying also attention to the heterogeneous and plural dimension not only of the communities themselves, but also their expectations regarding the possible advantages associated with an heritage classification. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Over the past two decades, Peru has seen a dramatic expansion of restaurants and attention to Peruvian cuisine, a phenomenon known as the “gastronomy boom.” Peruvian chefs have become national celebrities, their entrepreneurial and culinary efforts portrayed as a means of transforming Peru into a more prosperous nation. In this paper, based on sixteen months of ethnographic research in Lima, I examine socialization practices in two culinary schools to elucidate how culinary work is linked to person formation in Peru. I show that instructors encourage students to eschew business practices locally classified as vivo (dishonest and crafty) in order to become more orderly. They also instill in students the importance of having the ambition necessary to achieve international prominence. Together, these lessons promote a template for a new, ideal Peruvian citizen whose combination of extroversion and restraint exemplifies Peru’s potential in the global economy.

Introduction: Gastronomic Tourism has grown considerably worldwide and even at European level. According to the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO, 2012), the destinations and tourism companies are aware of the importance of gastronomy to diversify tourism and stimulate local, regional and national economic development. Gastronomy has always been part of the history of Portugal as a product that gave it authenticity and glamor. Objective: This article intends to make known the strategic product Gastronomy, as a tourist product of excellence with high development potential for Portuguese Tourism. Methods: We have analyzed several published studies correlating the main ideas and doctrines, focusing the importance of Gastronomic Tourism and gastronomic events for the development of regions and gastronomic routes as a differentiating factor. As well as the profile of gastronomic tourist, the phases of the experience of gastronomic tourism and gastronomic tourists behavior were analyzed. Results: there are some significant flaws in the literature review, since there are not many studies regarding the contribution of gastronomy to the development of the regions. Conclusions: Gastronomy is one of the tourist products that has the most influence when choosing the destination. Portugal should, like Spain and France, structure the gastronomy product as a product that gives Portugal authenticity and quality. The gastronomy and the wines are considered qualifying assets of the portuguese tourist offer (Estratégia Turismo 2027, 2017).

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