Hold the Ketchup

Surveys the culinary contributions of the many peoples who have immigrated to North America. Contrasts the care and special skills used in creating ethnic dishes with those used in the preparation of processed fast foods. Selects typical dishes of European, Middle and Far Eastern countries and shows their preparation and importance in retaining ties with a cultural past. Stimulates interest in the cooking of foods originating in other countries., A humorous examination of the culinary contributions of various immigrant groups to Canada. Preparations of specialty dishes are shown accompanied by appropriate ethnic music. Includes a tour of a fish market, a poultry shop, and a spice emporium. Emphasizes good food preparation and nutrition.

Credits

Directed by
Albert Kish
Complete catalog record
Surveys the culinary contributions of the many peoples who have immigrated to North America. Contrasts the care and special skills used in creating ethnic dishes with those used in the preparation of processed fast foods. Selects typical dishes of European, Middle and Far Eastern countries and shows their preparation and importance in retaining ties with a cultural past. Stimulates interest in the cooking of foods originating in other countries., A humorous examination of the culinary contributions of various immigrant groups to Canada. Preparations of specialty dishes are shown accompanied by appropriate ethnic music. Includes a tour of a fish market, a poultry shop, and a spice emporium. Emphasizes good food preparation and nutrition.
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  1. 16mm Filmography (legacy record) — title, year, creator, length, format, color, sound, genre, description, catalog record
  2. Wikidata · Q123287552 ↗ — country, credits