2020
DOI: 10.33996/revistahorizontes.v4i16.141
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Memorias culinarias y representaciones tradicionales caracterizadas en la cultura ecuatoriana

Abstract: El propósito de este artículo es registrar los saberes ancestrales al saber escondido entre los olores, sabores, texturas y tradiciones de las parroquias de Cacha y Flores, la cual pervive como una evidencia viva de la historia e identidad de los pueblos kichwa de la sierra centro en Ecuador. Para efectos de esta investigación, se adoptó el concepto establecido por la Convención para la Salvaguardia del Patrimonio Cultural Inmaterial UNESCO. El análisis de la información fue cualitativo, compilando historias, … Show more

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“…With all the above context, the production of these traditional fermented beverages in North and South America in countries such as Ecuador, Argentina, Peru, and Mexico (Elizaquível et al, 2015;Guerra et al, 2022), are generally made from raw materials such as cassava, corn, coconut stalk, pineapple, sugar cane, agave and sweet potato, among others. Some popular examples are pulque, tepache, atole agrio, tuba and chicha (Robalino Vallejo et al, 2020). Natural fermentation of foods has been practiced historically by various cultures.…”
Section: Traditional Fermented Beverages In North and South Americamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…With all the above context, the production of these traditional fermented beverages in North and South America in countries such as Ecuador, Argentina, Peru, and Mexico (Elizaquível et al, 2015;Guerra et al, 2022), are generally made from raw materials such as cassava, corn, coconut stalk, pineapple, sugar cane, agave and sweet potato, among others. Some popular examples are pulque, tepache, atole agrio, tuba and chicha (Robalino Vallejo et al, 2020). Natural fermentation of foods has been practiced historically by various cultures.…”
Section: Traditional Fermented Beverages In North and South Americamentioning
confidence: 99%