Amy Riolo Culinary Diplomacy Building Bridges Through Global Cuisine HD
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Communication is the common foundation for all relationships – and food is the foundation upon which our families, communities, and lives are built. In this engaging presentation, Amy Riolo shares simple steps to better cross cultural communication and relations through food and dining. Her presentation will reveal how to “translate” the culinary cultures of other communities as well as practical tips to know when travelling and entertaining. Best of all, you’ll witness practical examples of how a simple meal can transform public policy and create lasting diplomatic ties while learning ways to “build bridges” at your own dinner table.
As an award-winning author, chef, television personality, cuisine and culture expert, and educator, Amy Riolo is known for sharing history, culture, and nutrition through global cuisine. Amy makes frequent appearances on numerous television and radio programs both in the United States and abroad.As a respected culinary diplomat, Amy has created menus, culinary ceremonies, and educational seminars for diplomats, international chefs, and world leaders, earning her the title “The Cook to the Kings” by a Cairo newspaper in 2008.
As an award-winning author, chef, television personality, cuisine and culture expert, and educator, Amy Riolo is known for sharing history, culture, and nutrition through global cuisine. Amy makes frequent appearances on numerous television and radio programs both in the United States and abroad.As a respected culinary diplomat, Amy has created menus, culinary ceremonies, and educational seminars for diplomats, international chefs, and world leaders, earning her the title “The Cook to the Kings” by a Cairo newspaper in 2008.
Published 8 years ago
TagsCulinary Art (Website Category) Diplomacy (Quotation Subject) Food (TV Genre) Cuisine (Broadcast Genre) Global Cuisine Cooking (Interest) Culture (Website Category) Lecturer (Job Title) History (TV Genre) Chef (Profession) Author (Profession) Cookbook (Literary Genre) Anthropology (Field Of Study)
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