Healthy and Traditional Eating In The Mediterranean
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Healthy and Traditional Eating In The Mediterranean takes you to nine countries on the Mediterranean Sea, providing a guide for the traveler's palette with forty full-color photos. Learn more about the traditional dishes of each cuisine and how the modern traveler can look forward to delicious, local, healthy eating throughout their travels.
It is pretty obvious that some of the healthiest people in the world come from the countries around the Mediterranean, and they happen to share a few food priorities in common. Besides eating good, fresh foods, they also spend time preparing the foods with quality ingredients, rather than rushing something that turns out mediocre. The Mediterranean population is also known for taking their time over a meal, which is great advice for people who want to ‘eat healthy’.
So what are the tenets of a healthy Mediterranean diet? Traditional Mediterranean cuisine includes the kinds of good fats that the body can use, such as olive oil. You’re going to see that people eat salt in a healthy proportion, as well as salads and vegetables prepared in fresh ways that take advantage of the great flavors of fresh, healthy, ripe foods. You’ll also notice that meat and cheese is eaten with most major meals, but in amounts that are reasonable, adding flavor and textures, which are delicious and satisfying.
A good, healthy, traditional Mediterranean diet will satisfy in a way that allows you to eat only a healthy amount of food. Our bodies need a little bit of everything in order to stay strong and healthy, and by including foods that our ancestors have eaten for centuries, you can ensure that you’re getting healthy levels of fats, carbohydrates, proteins, fiber, dairy, and even meat. Balance is key, as well as a respect for the process of cooking and preparing foods.
Tyler Suchman
I did not know I was a digital nomad until after I became one. The idea of traveling and working around the world has been part-dream and part-goal for a decade or more. Leaving our home, friends, family in Ojai and throughout Southern California seemed big, almost impossibly big. Being on the road seems normal, ordinary in the best possible way.
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Healthy and Traditional Eating In The Mediterranean - Tyler Suchman
Healthy and Traditional Eating In The Mediterranean
A SpeakSheets guide for the traveler's palette with 40 full-color photos
By Tyler Suchman for SpeakSheets.com
Smashwords Edition
Copyright 2013 Dennison+Wolfe Internet Group
Front Cover Photos
All photos ©2011-2013 by Tyler Suchman, owlandbear.org. Clockwise from upper left: whitefish carpaccio in Córdoba, España; La Boqueria in Barcelona, España; Sunset on the Bosphorus Strait in Istanbul, Turkey; Trastavere in Roma, Italia; Parc Guell in Barcelona, España
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Table of Contents
PART I: Introduction To The Mediterranean Diet
Spain
France
Italy
Croatia
Greece
Turkey
Lebanon
Israel
Egypt
Part II: Traditional Dishes of the Mediterranean
Spain
France
Italy
Croatia
Greece
Turkey
Lebanon
Israel
Egypt
Part III: Mangia Bene!
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Introduction To The Mediterranean Diet
Figure 1: La Boqueria, Barcelona, España. Photo by Tyler Suchman, owlandbear.org
Lately, more and more attention has been paid to the Mediterranean diet. As the complexity of healthy eating shows, there’s no single best way to eat. However, it’s pretty obvious that some of the healthiest people in the world come from the countries around the Mediterranean, and they happen to share a few food priorities in common. Besides eating good, fresh foods, they also spend time preparing the foods with quality ingredients, rather than rushing something that turns out mediocre. The Mediterranean population is also known for taking their time over a meal, which is great advice for people who want to ‘eat healthy’.
So what are the tenets of a healthy Mediterranean diet? Traditional Mediterranean cuisine includes the kinds of good fats that the body can use, such as olive oil. You’re going to see that people eat salt in a healthy proportion, as well as salads and vegetables prepared in fresh ways that take advantage of the great flavors of fresh, healthy, ripe foods. You’ll also notice that meat and cheese is eaten with most major meals, but in amounts that are reasonable, adding flavor and textures, which are delicious and satisfying.
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