Monday, March 23, 2009

Food Cultures of Birthday Celebrations!

Kaci Daugherty

Section 4

Here in the United States, birthdays are somewhat of a big deal. In most places we celebrate with a cake topped with candles representing our age, ice cream and in certain situations other sides such as chips and dip or candy may be present. We all love birthday cake but why does it represent our birthday? Originated in Greece, the cake was baked round symbolizing a full moon. The candles used to top the cake were representative of the moons glow. The full moon represented new life just like a birthday.

Although there are many places that have rituals that differ from ours, many countries have some of the very same traditions.

In Egypt lots of people are invited to birthday parties. Since so many people will be present, two cakes are used to feed everyone. One with candles keeping in line with our customs and a second with no candles as it is just extra food and not the main event. The host also serves cookies, sesame sticks and small French bread sandwiches for all of the party goers.

In the Netherlands a cake is also served. Candles are used to represent the persons age as well. The person having the birthday is also served powdered sugar topped pancakes and taartjes, which are tarts with filling, along with lemonade or hot chocolate.

In Panama and Mexico they celebrate birthdays with a cake and ice cream, and parties there are most similar to the United States. In Israel, a cake representing the child’s interest is used in place of a regular cake. These shapes range anywhere from soccer balls, to ballerinas and more.

Uruguay and Sudan also celebrate with a birthday cake topped with candles! In Sudan they also have pizza and drink a red punch called Karkady which is made from hibiscus flowers!

In Canada they have homemade birthday cake (which is always the best) covered with colored sugar sprinkles. A coin is wrapped and place in between the layers and the person to find it will be first in all of the games played at the party!

Along the lines of customs we are used to, Norway is quite close. At a birthday celebration there is a chocolate cake with chocolate frosting served along with red gelatin and vanilla sauce!

My favorite place to think of when I think Birthday Food is Nigeria! They go all out for birthdays, but only if you are turning 1, 5, 10 or 15! A whole roasted cow or goat is most commonly served to the birthday guests along with a side of ‘jollof rice’ which is a simple mixture of rice, tomatoes, red peppers, onions and cassava (something like a sweet potato.) Yum!

India likes to do things big as well! The birthday party consists of a spicy vegetable stew of curry and chutney. Dudh Pakh is also served. This dessert is a rice pudding like dish mixed together with pistachios, almonds, raisins and a spice called Cardamom.

Going even further away from our well known tradition of the U.S., Korean children celebrate their first ‘birthday’ party only 100 days after birth! Since death at a young age is very common, these are the crucial days of a child’s life, so when they make it without being sick a huge celebration is held! Rice cakes are handed out to everyone because it is believe that if 100 people celebrate by eating them the child will live a long life. Wine, and red and black bean cakes coated with honey or sugar are also present. If the child makes it to their first birthday, this ritual is repeated!

Long life is also very important Hong Kong. A birthday celebration there consists of a meal simply made of extra long noodles for the birthday person to symbolize the hopes of having a long life!

In Ecuador an afternoon Tea party is most common! Hot chocolate, Tea cookies and raisin cakes are also served. In Ecuador they celebrate the Saints birthday in which a person is named after rather than the person’s real birthday! No Fun!

In England, instead of regular birthday cakes, the person celebrating receives a fortune telling cake instead! This is supposed to represent good fortune in the future!

Another interesting place is Ghana. On the morning of your birthday you would wake up to a breakfast of ‘oto.’ This is a patty mixture of sweet potatoes and eggs! Later in the day you would attend your party where you would have a main course of stew and rice and finish the day off with a dessert of Kelewele, which are fried plantain chunks (similar to a banana.)

In Australia they have Barbeques, which is also a common theme during the summer months here in the United States. At the event Fairy Bread is served which is buttered bread topped with sprinkles! Sounds pretty interesting to me!

China celebrates with simple fortune cookies.

Great Britain is also similar to the United States in its celebration tactics, but also possesses wild traditions like other places I have researched. In Great Britain a person having a birthday will celebrate with a cake and candles just like the United States! They also have chocolate biscuits, Jelly and Ice cream (which is Gelatin and Ice Cream covered in tiny balls of colored sugar) and Squash to drink, which is orange or lemon flavored Kool-aid made from syrup instead of powder! Talk about something unusual!

Although there are many other places I haven’t covered that celebrate birthdays the tradition lives on. Even places like Saudi Arabia and Serbia have their own traditions. Due to religious reasons NEITHER of these places recognizes a person’s birthday. I wouldn’t want to live there!
As you can see people all over the world celebrate, or don’t celebrate birthdays in their own way. Each way is different from another but they are all accepted and all very interesting!












Works Cited
http://www.asianinfo.org/asianinfo/korea/cel/birthday_celebrations.htm
http://www.birthdaycelebrations.net/recipes.htm
http://www.birthdaycelebrations.net/africanbirthdays.htm
http://www.birthdaycelebrations.net/australianbirthdays.htm
http://www.birthdaycelebrations.net/brazilianbirthdays.htm
http://www.birthdaycelebrations.net/canadianbirthdays.htm
http://www.birthdaycelebrations.net/chinesebirthdays.htm
http://www.birthdaycelebrations.net/dutchbirthdays.htm
http://www.birthdaycelebrations.net/ecuadorianbirthdays.htm
http://www.birthdaycelebrations.net/egyptianbirthdays.htm
http://www.birthdaycelebrations.net/englishbirthdays.htm
http://www.birthdaycelebrations.net/ghanianbirthdays.htm
http://www.birthdaycelebrations.net/greatbritainbirthdays.htm
http://www.birthdaycelebrations.net/hongkongbirthdays.htm
http://www.birthdaycelebrations.net/indianbirthdays.htm
http://www.birthdaycelebrations.net/israelibirthdays.htm
http://www.birthdaycelebrations.net/koreanbirthdays.htm
http://www.birthdaycelebrations.net/nigerianbirthdays.htm
http://www.birthdaycelebrations.net/norwegianbirthdays.htm
http://www.birthdaycelebrations.net/panamabirthdays.htm
http://www.birthdaycelebrations.net/saudiarabianbirthdays.htm
http://www.birthdaycelebrations.net/serbianbirthdays.htm
http://www.birthdaycelebrations.net/sudanesebirthdays.htm
http://www.birthdaycelebrations.net/usabirthdays.htm

http://www.birthdaycelebrations.net/uruguayianbirthdays.htm

15 comments:

  1. I had no idea about the meaning of the birthday cake! Definitely think it's really cool that the cake represents a moon and the candles are the moons glow. I had no idea, I thought just as you said that it's just representing our age and I just thought the cake was a cake, whatever shape you make it. The tradition in England is also very interesting. I want to research more on what a fortune telling cake is? Is it like a fortune cookie or is it really a cake? Very interesting topic with lots of interesting facts!

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  2. I always like to have a themed party for my family and have run out of ideas. I have done the Mexican and Hawaiian theme. But have gotten a little burned out thinking of new things, Kaci you gave us lots of ways to celebrate. It is sad that many of the Korean babies may not live long, maybe their lifespan has improved but the traditions are still important to them.

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  3. I loved reading you paper! It was so interesting. I never even thought to ask the question of why we eat what we do at birthdays and this makes so much sense! I love Canada's idea of whoever finds the coin gets to play all the games first, except they should probably change that rule to birthday boy/girl first, then the person that finds the coin. :-)

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  4. I really learned alot by reading your food report. Birthdays are always fun but it was very interesting to learn how other cultures celebrate. One year we celebrated my daughter's birthday by having a western theme. She loved horses, and so we gave all of the children turns riding a horse. My husband carved a watermelon out like a coach, and we filled it will all kinds of fruit. Grapefruit halves were the wheels, and string licorice were the horses reins. It was one of my favorite birthdays from the past. Thanks for all of the information.

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  5. It's nice to see that countries all over the world like to celebrate birthdays. It makes a person feel special to have at least one day out of the year to be "celebrated" by his/her friends and family.

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  6. I never knew that so many other countries celebrated with a birthday cake! some of the countries that do not serve cake at all are interesting though. I think it would be fun to have themed parties, serving birthday meals from different countries. Maybe eventually something amazing would pop up and could lead to a new tradition. Personally even if I tried to serve a countries authentic birthday food, I don't think I could resist cake and ice cream at the end of the day.

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  7. I never knew that the birthday cake originated in Greece and represents a full moon..very intersting to know that. Also, I think that it is fun that in Canada a homemade cake is made with a coin in it and whoever finds it gets to place first in all the games at the party!

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  8. The full moon representing new life is an interesting idea and that is why cakes are shaped that way. I find it interesting that throughout the world so many different cultures have similar celebrations to our. I do like the Egyptian ritual of having an extra cake to make sure everyone is fed.

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  9. I had no idea there were that many traditions on how to celebrate a birthday. I figured that everyone had a variation but not this many. One I found interesting was Canada. Placing a coin in the layers of the cake seemed like a game in and of itself.

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  10. Thank you Greece! Birthday cake is my favorite type of cake and its nice to know where the tradition came from.

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  11. Thank You everyone for all of the nice comments! I had SO much fun learning about the different ways to celebrate a birthday, But like many of you said I think I'll stick with my cake and ice cream:)!

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  12. really interesting topic. It gives me plenty information about birthday celebrations. I really like the the nigerian one because jollof rice is one of my favorite food. They also eat fried cassava with a hot spicy sauce.

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  13. I found it interesting that the birthday cake originated in Greece. I would have never thought that a round birthday cake represents a moon. I also found it interesting that in Nigeria you only celebrate certain ages.

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    深色蔬菜含有豐富鈣質??
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    ( 1 ) 深色蔬菜含有豐富的鈣質??是真的嗎??



    解答 : 科學家透過對多種菜蔬營養成分的分析,發現蔬菜的營養價值與蔬菜的



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    是"綠色蔬菜--黃色、紅色蔬菜--無色蔬菜"。



    深色蔬菜有些含有豐富的鈣質,如: 莧菜、芥藍菜、芥菜。







    ( 2 ) 那哪幾種菜才算是深色蔬菜勒??



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    深色蔬菜含豐富的維生素A和鐵質
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    抗老化 從抗氧化做起
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    光照射,環境汙染或不正當使用化學藥物,都會使自由基增加,加速體內
    氧化壓力,導致細胞結構和功能損害;專家建議,想要抗老化,就要做好
    抗氧化。

     ■抗老有7步驟

     台北醫學大學蔡翠敏教授表示,抗老有7步驟,第1是增強免疫系統,第
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    飲食,第6適度補充健康食品,第7是補充抗氧化劑。

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    引起連鎖氧化反應,避免對細胞和組織造成傷害。

     蔡翠敏表示,美國農業部曾公布排名前10名的抗氧化食品為:酪梨、莓
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    素E、輔脢Q10、硒及多酚類物質;其中類胡蘿蔔素常見的抗氧化成分為β-
    胡蘿蔔素、葉黃素、茄紅素等。

     β-胡蘿蔔素在體內可轉變成維生素A,多吃比直接補充大量的維生素A還
    安全,因為高劑量的維生素A可能引起神經、肝臟的毒性作用。富含食物
    如南瓜、肝臟、蛋黃、牛乳、胡蘿蔔、菠菜、甘薯、黃色或橘色甜椒、木
    瓜、芒果等。

     ■番茄熟食營養佳

     至於要如何選擇茄紅素?蔡翠敏指出,黃番茄為熱門的減肥水果,但黃
    番茄中的茄紅素含量並不高,應選擇新鮮、鮮紅水果,像是番茄、西瓜、
    粉紅色葡萄柚、粉紅色芭樂等。茄紅素為脂溶性,「熟食」比生食更能增
    加茄紅素的有效吸收,而且烹調時不宜去「皮」。攝取上需注意每日建議
    量30-50毫克間,長期攝取過量可能會使皮膚變黃。

     蔡翠敏說,維生素C存在大部分綠色蔬菜中,維生素E普遍存在芝麻、核
    桃、小麥胚芽中,輔脢Q10存在人體粒腺體中,隨年歲增加,身體含量減
    少,成為加速老化的原因。輔脢Q10存在菠菜、花椰菜、堅果、肉、魚類
    中,屬脂溶性營養素,建議與肉類合併食用效果較好。

     蔡翠敏強調,補充抗氧化食品攝取尚應遵守「適量適當」原則,因為個
    人飲食習慣、生活方式、遺傳體質的不同會有程度上的差異;例如Q10不
    適於患有青春痘者,同時它與某種抗凝血藥物有拮抗作用,因此不能併服。
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    生機飲食救命 罹癌醫多活38年
    聯合 更新日期:2008/04/14 15:30 記者黃玉芳/台北報導

    曾罹患癌症的醫師吳永志,最近出新書,推廣「自然養生法」,他每天都喝六杯以蕃茄、胡蘿蔔、紅色甜菜根為主打成的500cc.蔬果汁,以大量蔬果類為主食,可以強化免疫系統,他也建議癌症患者應該以生機飲食為主。

    現年68歲的吳永志在30歲時,罹患第三期肺癌,開刀時發現癌症轉移,被宣告只剩下幾個月的生命。在萬念俱灰下,決心吃新鮮蔬果與乾淨的水,並且調整生活習慣,天天作陽光浴、快走、多休息、早睡早起、洗冷熱浴等,6個月後逐漸恢復體力,每天三至四次的排便,9個月後體檢報告竟然樣樣正常。

    數十年來,吳永志到處推廣自然養生法,最近他也來台發表新書。吳永志說,蔬果的纖維和種子裡含有「植物生化素」,可抗氧化、消除自由基,因此他每天早上喝兩杯蔬果汁當早餐,午餐前一小時再喝一杯,中午則吃蕃茄、胡蘿蔔、苜蓿芽等作蔬菜沙拉。

    下午也要喝兩杯蔬果汁當點心、晚餐前再喝一杯,並以一小盤蔬菜沙拉、以及由發芽的各種豆類、糙米、南瓜塊或蕃薯塊煮成的豆米飯當主食。每周有六天都以蔬果類為主,星期天才隨意的吃。

    他也說,飲用蔬果汁時,要小口、小口喝,慢慢細嚼,強化兩頰肌肉及刺激唾腺。並且要注意不能單吃一種蔬果,因為每種蔬果都有不同的植物生化素防止疾病,唯有均衡補充才吸收足夠的營養。

    他也認為,癌症患者應該全面大量生食蔬菜和飲用蔬果原汁,不僅較容易消化、改善體質。而癌症患者為維持體力的蛋白質來源,可以用稍微發芽的豆類補足,將豆類洗乾淨,清水略蓋過豆類,以紗布蓋住浸泡一到兩天就可以取出食用,微發芽的豆類也可以避免脹氣的問題。

    吳永志的自然養生法,與不少西醫的觀念也不盡相同,例如他也認為,牛奶因為殘留的荷爾蒙、抗生素驚人,加上牛奶中含有一種人體難消化的蛋白質,所以不是絕對必要,他也建議應改為以杏仁、芝麻、南瓜子等打成的堅果奶、或豆漿代替,補充鈣質。
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    http://www.thvs.mlc.edu.tw/iconphoto/
    這ㄍ網址色彩心理學用再這一篇ㄅ
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    我忌諱 所知障
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    舌頭上 對於各種滋味 ㄉ敏感區分別是:
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    加油,去嗆爆爛政府
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    一家3口,同時改名又改姓
    自由 更新日期:"2009/05/18 04:09"

    〔記者洪美秀/竹市報導〕改名不稀奇!但一家3口同時改名又改姓就少
    見了!光復高中學生留揚順,原本跟著阿嬤的姓叫王賜貴,小學三年級,
    爸爸希望認祖歸宗,他與爸爸和姊姊一起改姓回阿公的「留」姓,於是改
    姓兼改名,一家3口姓名全變,是名副其實的「變身」。

    今年大學繁星計畫錄取彰化師範大學電機系的光復高中學生留揚順,有個
    特殊的「留」姓,但他原本叫王賜貴,為何會改成姓留?還是留不住、留
    學生的「留」,留揚順說,其實「王」是他阿嬤的姓,他的阿公姓
    「留」,因為爸爸是家中排行最小的,當時阿嬤希望小兒子能從母姓,在
    阿公同意下,才跟著阿嬤姓「王」,他說,阿公並沒有入贅到阿嬤家,在
    那個父權的年代,阿公有此雅量,實在不容易。

    爸爸長大、結婚、生子,都一直姓王,留揚順說,他與姊姊出生後也姓
    王,姊姊叫王毓芬,他叫王賜貴,小時候阿姨都叫他「阿貴」,到了小學
    三年級,爸爸因阿公、阿嬤相繼過世,爸爸與伯父等家族討論後,決定認
    祖歸宗,改回阿公的姓「留」,既然要改姓,就順便改名字,於是他們一
    家3口同時到戶政單位改姓又改名。

    換姓又換名,留揚順說一開始確實不習慣,但改姓名時他還小,後來求學
    念書,老師同學都因他的特殊「留」姓印象深刻,就連他參加市運動會跑
    步得獎時,大會人員看他姓「留」,還擅自改成姓「劉」,且不斷問他
    「有沒有搞錯,不是在開玩笑吧?」

    因為姓留,他常被叫「留不住」、「留下來」、「小留學生」等各種綽
    號,今年大學繁星計畫錄取彰化師範大學,留揚順說,希望未來能往高中
    職校的教職發展,為自己「留」下好名聲。













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