フランス料理の起源と結婚による美食文化の伝播
- 1663年、ニューフランスの男女比は6対1でしたが、フランス王ルイ14世は850人の若いフランス女性に寡婦のための持参金を与え、彼女たちをニューフランスに送り込んで夫を見つけさせました。彼女たちは伝統的なフレンチ料理の知識を持ち込み、現地の食材を使って『クロトン』や『セパイ』などの料理を創作しました。
- これらのフランス女性による料理の影響はニューフランスに限らず、世界中に広まりました。彼女たちの料理の知識と経験は現地の食材や文化と融合し、新たな料理文化を生み出しました。
- 現代のフランス料理は、このフランス女性たちの知識と経験が継承され、進化してきたものです。フランス料理は世界中で高く評価されており、その素晴らしい味わいと技術は多くの人々に愛されています。
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難しくて・・・ お願いします!! It is probably the only cuisine the world underwritten by a king.In 1663,thd ratio of men to women in New France was 6 to 1.To rectify this imbalance,Louis XlV bestowed 850 young French women with a modest domwry and shipped them to New France to find husbands.With these young women came their knowledge of traditional French cooking.They applied their culinary wisdom to native foods and created such dishes as ‘cretons,’a pork pate.And ‘ce pie’is a rare meat pie prepared with wild game and smothered in a bordelaise sauce.
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これは恐らく王様の金で出来た、ただ一つの料理であろう。１６６３年、ニューフランスの男女比は６対１だった。この不均衡を是正するために、ルイ１４世は、８５０名の若いフランス女性になにがしかの持参金を与えて、夫を捜すべくニューフランスに送った。この女性たちと一緒にやってきたのが伝統的なフランス料理の知識だ。彼女たちは、土地の食料に、フランス料理の知恵を生かし「cretons」という豚肉のパテなどを創作した。そして「ce pie」は、野生の（動物の）肉に、たっぷりボルドレーズソースを使った、ミートパイの珍味である。
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＃１です。余計なことです。 cretons の写真をお探しでしたら、下記をご覧ください。 http://www.google.com/search?q=cretons&hl=en&client=firefox-a&hs=TN9&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&prmd=imvnse&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ei=KtLwT7nYA8q5rQGb8OSOAg&ved=0CF4QsAQ&biw=1515&bih=803 ce pie の方は、ありませんでした。
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