Lời khen và độ tương phản của thực phẩm và rượu vangWhen it comes to mixtures, the list of food and wines could be boundless. Impressive wine and food matching is attained when similarities and/or contrasts are found between these two factors. When the fundamental characteristics of the wine and the food are in harmony, the flavors of both should sing out (Clarke, 2014). This essay will show how different flavor of wines are affected when combined with food and different culinary conditions. Food and wine pairing is a sensory background presenting an efficient, familiar approach prepared in explaining the combinations and reactions between food and wine components, textures, flavors, intensity and taste. The following analysis aims to help us identify key elements that affect the pairings of compliment and contrast. A basic culinary perspective of food and wine will be given, making it an essential knowledge for us as new hospitality students. Food and wine matching arranges the foundations of wine appraisement as well as the ranking of taste perceptions. It sets up the primary taste elements of sweet, sour, and bitter in food, and dry, acidity, and fermentation in wine, and sees how these components relate to one another. Besides, we are also going to discuss about wine texture, and the results of their interactions with each other. There will be several examining on the impact of complements as well as contrast flavor of wine and food matches. Remember that these tastes shouldn't clash or overpower one another, but should combine in a harmony based on the intensity of the food as against that of the wine, on the quality and on the characteristics.The basic tastes that found in dishes also exist in wine which is, finally, another kind of food. These include sweetness, acidity, bitterness, saltiness and umami (Van Niekerk, 2012). On the palate where it comes together, foods and wines are paired in the definite same way as the way they are tasted. Noteworthy matching is attained when similarities and/or contrasts are found in the flavor, texture, intensity in food and wine. When tasting those elements of wine and think of them in the same way as ingredients in a dish, all food and wine matching will be more easily understood. For instance, it is not problematic to tell if a wine is dry or not by trying the sweet content, as a dry wine will have very little sweetness. Just like good cooking affects a balancing of ingredients and technique, good wine and food pairing comprises concentrating on how every element in wines reach out and accomplish a sense of balance and conformity with every ingredient in the food. A fundamental standard which is always attainable when choosing wine and food is the complement principle. Complementing is harmonizing the texture and weight of food and wine. Wine and food have some similarities in flavors which bringing more pleasant combinations (Dean & DeLuca, 2012). It is the standard of light-bodied wine going with a light dish, a medium-bodied wine going with a fuller dish, and a full-bodied wine going with a heavy dish.
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