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Provençal cuisine, originating in southeastern France, emphasizes fresh vegetables like tomatoes & eggplant, herbs such as herbes de Provence, and olive oil, reflecting the region’s Mediterranean climate.
Armenian cuisine blends Central Asian, Middle Eastern, and Mediterranean influences, frequently featuring grilled meats, grains like bulgur, fresh herbs, fruits, and dairy products in dishes such as harissa and dolma.
Azerbaijani cuisine blends Persian, Turkish, and Russian influences, featuring dishes like plov (rice pilaf), kebabs, dolma (stuffed grape leaves), and yogurt-based sauces prominent in its flavors.
Laotian cuisine emphasizes fresh herbs, sticky rice as a staple, and bold flavors often incorporating chili peppers, fish sauce, and fermented ingredients like *pa da*.
Cambodian cuisine blends influences from Thai, Vietnamese, and French culinary traditions, often featuring fresh ingredients like lemongrass, galangal, lime leaves, and prahok (fermented fish paste).
Gyeongdong Market is a traditional market in Seoul, South Korea, specializing in medicinal herbs and traditional Korean medicine ingredients, making it one of the country's largest herb markets.
Square Roots utilizes aeroponic technology within stacked, modular towers to cultivate leafy greens indoors, minimizing water usage and eliminating the need for soil while maintaining consistent environmental control.
Green Sense Farms operates a multi-story indoor farm utilizing hydroponics and LED lighting to cultivate leafy greens and herbs in a controlled environment within the city of Rotterdam, Netherlands.
