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美食的诱惑吃遍十大节日美食

　　圣诞、元旦、春节、情人节……一大波节假日即将来袭，你准备好了吗？据雅虎12月16日报道，著名美食评论家Mimi Sheraton从新书中为大家挑选了适合作为节日礼物的十大美食。吃货以及吃货的朋友们，赶快准备起来吧！

　　Mimi Sheraton曾担任《纽约时报》餐厅评论员。她的新作品《有生之年必尝的1000钟食物》(1,000 Foods to Eat Before You Die)即将在2015年1月出版。所有被列入书中的美食都由作者亲自品尝、挑选，她也从不放过每一个美味细节。Mimi Sheraton表示：挑选以下10钟食物为礼物可以说是对朋友的恭维；同时也是你信任朋友品味的见证。

1、埃塞俄比亚咖啡(Ethiopian coffee)

　　相较于其他咖啡，埃塞俄比亚咖啡味道更加丰满，但口感却不那么浓厚。埃塞俄比亚是咖啡的发源地，咖啡种类主要有三种：西达摩(Sidamo)、哈拉尔(Harar)和耶加雪菲(Yirgacheffe)。这三种咖啡口味略有不同：西达摩非常符合大众口味，哈拉尔有少许黄铜色花边，比较爽口，而耶加雪菲口味偏重。埃塞俄比亚咖啡晚餐后饮用最佳。美食评论家Mimi Sheraton建议，不加糖和奶，才能保证其自然之味。

2、格鲁吉亚红茶(Georgian black tea)

　　格魯吉亞紅茶非常適合咖啡愛好者。據Sheraton介紹，這種茶令人心曠神怡，在口感和色澤上都和印度大吉嶺茶相似。

3、莫斯塔尔果酱( Mostarda di Cremona)

美食的诱惑吃遍十大节日美食

　　这款来自意大利的水果酱非常适合与炖小牛肉、火腿或者烧鸭这些脂肪丰富的肉类搭配。 “我最爱水果的甜与芥末种子的苦相混合。这款果酱中的果肉很有嚼劲，颜色也令人食欲大增。”Sheraton介绍到。

4、瑞士Vacherin奶酪(Vacherin Mont d’Or)

美食的诱惑吃遍十大节日美食

　　瑞士弗里堡Vacherin奶酪(Freiburger Vacherin AOC)，又名Mont d'Or，是纯正的地方特产，轻呷一口，便仿佛置身于阿尔卑斯山下令人迷醉的馥郁花丛中。奶酪融化时，颜色就像融化的象牙一般。Vacherin奶酪堪称奶酪中的佳品，是送礼首选。

5、以色列枣花蜜(Israeli date honey)

美食的诱惑吃遍十大节日美食

　　Sheraton說：“以色列棗花蜜早在聖經舊約中就有記載。它並不來自于蜜蜂，而是從海棗的漿狀物質中提取而來。”棗花蜜非常甜，與茶和酸奶是絕配。Sheraton還推薦了澳大利亞的塔斯馬尼亞蜂蜜。這款蜂蜜口感濃厚，還略帶苦味。

6、美国芝加哥艾利尼亚餐厅(Alinea restaurant)

　　“在美國所謂的分子餐廳中，艾利尼亞餐廳是規模最大、品質最高、裝修最豪華，理念最創新的一家，食物的味道也絕對是一流。”Sheraton對食物吹毛求疵，但是這家餐廳卻是難得的深得其愛。這家餐館也非常適合情侶約會。

7、西班牙蕃红花丝(Spanish saffron)

美食的诱惑吃遍十大节日美食

　　Sheraton介紹說：“任何一個敢于嘗試的廚師都不會忽視正宗蕃紅花絲的價值。西班牙的生長環境賦予其獨特的口感，適合多種烹饪方法”。蕃紅花絲不僅常見于西班牙菜肴中，它也是印度和北歐人民的最愛。蕃紅花絲還常被作爲烘焙佐料。

8、電影《情欲色香味》中的美食

美食的诱惑吃遍十大节日美食

　　这部由好莱坞常青树海伦·米伦主演，彼得·格林纳威(Peter Greenaway)执导的电影虽然情节荒诞，但是其中精致的美食却成了电影的一大亮点。

9、意大利黑醋汁(Italian balsamico vinegar)

美食的诱惑吃遍十大节日美食

　　正宗的意大利黑醋汁可是稀罕物。它價格昂貴，是一種醇厚的調味品，在普通的超市中是買不到的。“我曾在意大利的一些餐館中品嘗過帕爾馬幹酪。服務員會用滴管在幹酪上滴上一些這種黑醋。”Sheraton說。

10、比利时茱莉斯饼干(Jules Destrooper Ginger Thins)

美食的诱惑吃遍十大节日美食

　　茱莉斯餅幹的價格相對而言就要親民多了，而且在一般的小商店裏都可以買到。Sheraton贊美到：“茱莉斯餅幹包裝精美，與冰淇淋或者水果沙拉搭配起來口味絕佳。一盒絕對吃不過瘾”。

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