Food the World Over
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345 donated recipes and the stories behind them.
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Tasty food from 223
countries in the Rotary World
Soups
Aruba Rotary lettuce soup saved a nation’s lettuce crop when Covid19 prevented its export.
Breads
Alison, age 8, made us
Antarctic Sledging Biscuit.
Meat
Feijoada was sent to us from Brazil but is also eaten in Portugal, Angola, Cape Verde, Guinea-Bissau, Mozambique, Timor, Goa, and Macau. It must be good!
Vegetables
Seafood
"Haudie's Tuna à la King tastes good and protects you from mosquitos and lions".
Thanks to Alison Leon, a South African living in Canada who sent us the recipe for Chipguazu that her Paraguayan Husband Roberto is always asked to take to when they go places.
Sweet Things
Other Dishes
Like Afghani Rice with Chickpeas
"As my mother used to make.
I don’t think you will find the
equivalent of this recipe
anywhere else because I believe
my mother was taught to cook rice in this way by my grandmother who came from Persia (today’s Iran)”.
The history of the creation of Australia’s beloved Lamingtons reflects the history of the country.
Snacks
The Facebook Foodie shares her recipe for Macadamia Nut Pesto, based on nuts from where she grew up.
What on Earth is a...
Hodge Podge
Rotarians Against Malaria explain Mumu cooking in Papua New Guinea
Cookery terms and names of ingredients differ around the world. One person’s rutabaga could be another one’s neep or turnip. So we have included a reference section aimed at sorting out confusions.
Lots of Links
Several of the recipes are reproduced with permission from well known bloggers, foodie web sites and authors so you get links to a range of web sites and resources relating to food the world over.
Charities:
Polio:
At the end of the 1980s, more than 350,000 children were paralyzed by polio every year all over the world. Today, Rotary and its partners have reduced the incidence of polio by 99.9 percent. However, until we see the last of the poliovirus, eradication efforts need additional funding.
Immunize
Improve
Hire
more than 400 million
children against polio
every year
disease surveillance systems
to detect any poliovirus in a
person or the environment
more than 150,000 health
workers to go door to
door to find every child
The Gates Foundation triple any donation made to Rotary’s End Polio Fund.
These Barrels improve Lives
It only costs: £35/$50 delivered
Roll Out the Barrel
Roll Out the Barrel aims to STOP anyone, especially small children, from carrying water, sometimes many miles in searing temperatures or through muddy fields, we provide a simple economic solution by sending a 30 litre Roll-Along Water Barrel.
This prevents problems associated with water collection including physical deformity and compressed organs faced by people, more often than not young children, in developing countries.
These barrels improve lives, PLAIN and SIMPLE! And it only costs £35/$50 delivered
Every Cent Counts!
We would like to thank Shelter box for permission to use recipes donated to their Shine campaign
Right now, more than 113 million people around the world have been made homeless by disaster and conflict. Shelterbox is working to change this. By providing emergency shelter and tools for families robbed of their homes by disaster, they transform despair into hope.
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They want to see a world where no family is left without shelter after disaster.
Find out more at www.shelterbox.org
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​Every cent and penny counts in eradicating polio and easing the burden of water collection. We would like $10 (£7.99) of your precious cash. That is only 3 cents a recipe to you but 8 children protected from polio and 4% of a barrel to ease someone’s life. An extra $5 gets 23 recipes to the dollar and does even more. Whatever you can afford will spread joy.
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About Us:
Food the World Over is a Rotary eClub of Innovation Project
find out more about the Club and Rotary at https://www.whatisrotary.org.uk/
Two members, Caroline and Jack have collected these recipes over three years by and from Rotarians and their friends, these recipes represent the 223 countries in the Rotary family. There are“ national” dishes , family heirlooms and new creations.
Each recipe reflects the style of its author, including professional recipe writers and others who had never described their favourite meal before. Most can be made from internationally available ingredients, while some are decidedly different.
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Enjoy!