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北アフリカは[[:en:Mediterranean Sea|地中海]]沿いに位置し、[[:en:Morocco|モロッコ]]、[[:en:Algeria|アルジェリア]]、[[:en:Libya|リビア]]、[ ...frica|南アフリカ]]という国と混同しないように）は、「レインボー料理」と呼ばれることがある。この地域の料理は、[[:en:Indigenous peoples|先住民]]の[[:en:Africa|アフリカ]]社会、[[European cuisine/ja|ヨーロッパ]]、そして[[Asian cuisin ...

The maritime aspect of the trade was dominated by the [[Austronesian peoples]] in [[Southeast Asia]], namely the ancient Indonesian sailors who establis ...llennium AD, [[Ethiopian]]s became the maritime trading power of the [[Red Sea]]. By this period, trade routes existed from [[Sri Lanka]] (the Roman [[Tap ...

...肉に含まれる脂肪を懸濁させることで作られる。すりおろし作業は手動でも機械でも行うことができる。[[:en:Polynesia|ポリネシア人]]は、[[Sea hibiscus/ja|シーハイビスカス]]、[[Heliconia/ja|ヘリコニア]]、または[[Coconut fibre/ja|ココナッツ自体 ...ーター（「ココナッツスクレーパー」とも呼ばれる）は、伝統的にココナッツミルクを抽出するために不可欠な道具であり、[[:en:Austronesian peoples|オーストロネシア民族]]の[[:en:Material culture|物質文化]]の一部であった。[[:en:Island Southeast As ...

...to area. In the inland savannah, the traditional cuisine of cattle-keeping peoples is distinctive meaning that meat products are generally absent. [[Cattle]], North Africa lies along the [[Mediterranean Sea]] and encompasses within its fold several nations, including [[Morocco]], [ ...

...to area. In the inland savannah, the traditional cuisine of cattle-keeping peoples is distinctive meaning that meat products are generally absent. [[Cattle]], North Africa lies along the [[Mediterranean Sea]] and encompasses within its fold several nations, including [[Morocco]], [ ...

...lly or by machine. [[Polynesians]] may use special bundles of fibre from [[sea hibiscus]], [[heliconia]] or [[coconut fibre|the coconut itself]] called '' ...n peoples]]. From [[Island Southeast Asia]], it was carried along with the sea voyages of the [[Austronesian expansion]] both for colonization and trade, ...

...lly or by machine. [[Polynesians]] may use special bundles of fibre from [[sea hibiscus]], [[heliconia]] or [[coconut fibre|the coconut itself]] called '' ...n peoples]]. From [[Island Southeast Asia]], it was carried along with the sea voyages of the [[Austronesian expansion]] both for colonization and trade, ...

[[:en:Pakistan|パキスタン]]の国民料理は、[[:en:Indo-Aryan peoples|インド・アーリア人]]、[[:en:Turco-Persian tradition|トルコ・ペルシャ人]]、[[:en:Iranian cuisine [[File:Port Grand Karachi.JPG|thumb|[[:en:Karachi|カラチ]]の[[:en:Arabian Sea|アラビア海]]岸に位置する[[:en:Port Grand|ポートグランド]]は、[[:en:Asia|アジア]]最大のフードストリートの一つである。 ...

...], which is surrounded by numerous rivers, river deltas, and the [[Andaman Sea]]. Variations between regional cuisines are largely driven by the availabil ...tamin thoke'' with shredded green [[papaya]], shredded carrot, [[ogonori]] sea moss and often wheat noodles ...

...ed species|絶滅危惧種]]やその他法律や国際条約によって保護されている動物の肉や卵の摂取の禁止がある。例としては、一部のクジラ、[[:en:sea turtle|ウミガメ]]、[[:en:bird migration|渡り鳥]]などが挙げられる。同様に、[[:en:sustainable seaf ...られず、むしろ多くが水辺での生活に従事している。東アフリカの[[:en:Bantu peoples|バントゥー系民族]]や[[:en:Nilotic peoples|ナイロート系民族]]の中には、かつて[[:en:Kingdom of Kush|クシュ王国]]が存在していた地域に住んでおり、魚を避ける文化を持つ者も ...

...], which is surrounded by numerous rivers, river deltas, and the [[Andaman Sea]]. Variations between regional cuisines are largely driven by the availabil ...tamin thoke'' with shredded green [[papaya]], shredded carrot, [[ogonori]] sea moss and often wheat noodles ...

...oxygen]] in a sample of arterial blood in a healthy human breathing air at sea-level pressure is chemically combined with the [[hemoglobin]]. About 1.5% i In many [[Indigenous Australians|indigenous Australian Aboriginal peoples']] traditions, [[ochre]] (particularly red) and blood, both high in iron co ...

...oxygen]] in a sample of arterial blood in a healthy human breathing air at sea-level pressure is chemically combined with the [[hemoglobin]]. About 1.5% i In many [[Indigenous Australians|indigenous Australian Aboriginal peoples']] traditions, [[ochre]] (particularly red) and blood, both high in iron co ...

...eaty. Examples of such protected species include some species of whales, [[sea turtle]]s, and [[bird migration|migratory birds]]. Similarly, [[sustainable ...consumed by the Manchus' neighboring [[Northeast Asia|Northeastern Asian]] peoples. The Manchus also avoid the wearing of hats made of dog's fur. In addition ...

...olved over the centuries from a largely indigenous (largely [[Austronesian peoples|Austronesian]]) base shared with [[maritime Southeast Asia]] with varied in ...nesian maritime trade network in the Indian Ocean.png|thumb|[[Austronesian peoples|Austronesian]] maritime [[trade route]]s (including the [[Spice Trade]] and ...

...eaty. Examples of such protected species include some species of whales, [[sea turtle]]s, and [[bird migration|migratory birds]]. Similarly, [[sustainable ...consumed by the Manchus' neighboring [[Northeast Asia|Northeastern Asian]] peoples. The Manchus also avoid the wearing of hats made of dog's fur. In addition ...

...olved over the centuries from a largely indigenous (largely [[Austronesian peoples|Austronesian]]) base shared with [[maritime Southeast Asia]] with varied in ...nesian maritime trade network in the Indian Ocean.png|thumb|[[Austronesian peoples|Austronesian]] maritime [[trade route]]s (including the [[Spice Trade]] and ...

...ysian|Indians]]. The remainder consists of the [[Dayak people|indigenous]] peoples of [[Sabah]] and [[Sarawak]] in [[East Malaysia]], the [[Orang Asli]] of [[ Across the sea from Peninsular Malaysia, on Borneo island, lie the states of Sabah and Sar ...

...ysian|Indians]]. The remainder consists of the [[Dayak people|indigenous]] peoples of [[Sabah]] and [[Sarawak]] in [[East Malaysia]], the [[Orang Asli]] of [[ Across the sea from Peninsular Malaysia, on Borneo island, lie the states of Sabah and Sar ...

...in the [[Fertile Crescent]] in the Middle East, it is likely that various peoples around the world started growing crops in the period 10,000 BC to 7,000 BC. ...ta vulgaris]]'' || root, leaves || Europe and Near East || [[beetroot]], [[sea beet]], [[Swiss chard]], [[sugar beet]] ...