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Course: OCHEM 118A, Spring 2009
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1 4 s9/22/2011 lecture midterms f/t and mc evolution of eating o adam and eve considered beginning apple, steak??? o hunter/gatherers next full time effort to gather food 24/7 and survive no time for leisure implications ppl must move around when one area harvested heavily ppl tribal/nomadic traveled a lot three major events in hunt/gath period that changed was o discovery of fire o...

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1 4 s9/22/2011 lecture midterms f/t and mc evolution of eating o adam and eve considered beginning apple, steak??? o hunter/gatherers next full time effort to gather food 24/7 and survive no time for leisure implications ppl must move around when one area harvested heavily ppl tribal/nomadic traveled a lot three major events in hunt/gath period that changed was o discovery of fire o communication o cooking ate raw meat before, cooked gives more nutrition thus ppl evolved more smarter and advanced because more easy to digest cooked food took humans 4 mil years to be advanced like modern day humans (hunt/gather 4 mil years ago) 10000 years ago, agricultural era pop constant like hunt/gath period (less than 1 million) industrial era of 1800s brought exponential increase in populations to around 7 billion projected 15 milion ppl soon food is fuel for body major components of food o water protein carbohydrate fat food can be a cultural statement o about self, country, group o Confucius ancient philosopher; said chopsticks are good than forks and knives because those can be used for aggression where chopsticks are neutral On Chinese food and culture o Chopsticks made necessary for cooking to change to bite size food (steak chopped up) Aids in digestion o Nobody owns own dish; everyone share- communal setting Creates social environment o Beer everyone drinks from same bottle o Restaurants are big, multi story b/c most Chinese like to eat out Good can be a ethnic or national statement o Such as haggis from Scotland Stuffed sheep stomach with intestine and kidney This is because at time made , poor needed to use all available Kfc 40% profit from china Food can be a religious statement o Such as kosher Modern trend from biblical times prescribed Torah O-U sign Orthodox Union integrity Safeguard of kkosher food Rabbinic law =kosher law Kosher animals become nonkosher if killed unjust Food scientists send breakdown of ingredients of a food to o-u to get approved Kosher symbols: OU, K, Pareve (not Passover) Kosher= proper, halal=lawful Treif=not kosher, haram=prohibited o Kosher laws Animals Ruminants (split hoof and chew cud) o Cow sheep goat deer, giraffe Tradiational domestic birds o Not ostrick, emu, rhea Fish o Fins and removable scales o Not on seafloor unclean Prohibition of blood Deveining and clean; rid of blood Seapration of meat and milk Prohibition grans at Passover Brings kkosher laws to plant kingdom o Halal Laws Parallels kosher Prihibition of pork meat and any products Prohibiton of drugs and intoxicants Alcohol (such as vanilla extract) Prohibition of blood Slaughter requirments o Halal symbol M with half moon and Arabic writing Food can be a status symbol o i.e.: Newmans Own Food can be part of celebrations o Thanksgiving and Turkey o Birthday and birthday cake o Chinese Kitchen God gets farewell dinner 7 days then come back new year Parallel to Chinese kitchen god?? Dumplings popular Food can be a statement of social awareness/ environmental o Ie: Organic eggs Food can be for physiologay and health (medically important) o Hippocrates: food is important to health o China: all foods are medicines Imp. To keep balance Before 5th century AD medicine reached china, humoral theory Body affected by weather, humidity Buddhism helps Yin/yang yin shady side of mountain, and yang sunny side of mountain o Yin: dark wet cool; yang: light dry warm o Applied to foods Yang (hot): red meats, root vegetables, spices Yin(cold): fruits, leaf befetables, water plants (seaweed) o Believed to keep every major organ in check Lecture 2 o
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