Food Preservation - Intercultural Event
September 28, 2024, at 911 Carling Avenue, Ottawa.
Event Highlights:
- PowerPoint Presentation: Interactive presentation of ancient ways to preserve food in different cultures, the significance of bread for Ukrainians and a reason of conservation.
- Exhibition: Traditionally preserved food, Wheat and Ukrainian bread, displayed propaganda for food conservation in Canada during the WWI and WWII, bullet casings from a large-caliber machine gun used for the liberation of Kharkiv in 2022, a nose cone from a rocket launched by Uragan in Ukraine and a suggested book to read “Red Famine” by Anne Applebaum.
- Musical Performance: Nigel E. Harris and Lyse Bolanos https://musicalwellness.com/
- Intercultural food presentation of Ottawa communities: Latvian community and Baltic Canadian Council with Andris Kesteris, Daina Brauns and Solvita Raliktko. Traditional meal pīrāgi !
- Georgian community: Georgian chef - Maia Geladze! Traditional dishes: hachapuri, hinkalli, and more!
- Iranian family: Hooman, Azadeh and Masi! Traditional dishes: Tahchin and stuffed eggplant pickles!
- French family: Elisabeth Richard and Sasha! Traditional dishes: Ratatouille from the South of France and Flan aux pommes!
- The United States community: Kerry McElroy! Traditional dessert of the Southern America!
- Ukrainian community: Viktoriia Babych, Viktoriia Kis and Ivanna Ostrovska! Traditional dishes: cabbage rolls, Vinaigrette and dessert!
Additional Information:
- Presentations were in English, French, and Ukrainian.
- 10 volunteers participated
- Attendance: 50 people