1 . Born in Congo, Dieuveil grew up in Germany and began his career in some of Europe’s best establishments. He opened his restaurant Meza Malonga in 2020, where dinner is not just a meal but also a tour of the African continent. Delicately plated dishes feature the Nile perch from Uganda, Algerian olive oil, and Penja pepper from Cameroon. By combining ingredients and food cultures from different countries in Africa with some modern elements, Dieuveil has created his own cuisine that represents not only the heritage and traditions of a vast and varied, continent but also the latest trends. Undoubtedly, such integration has received international applause.
However, Dieuveil’s ambitions are not just for himself. After setting up the digital platform “Chefs in Africa”, which to date has connected over 4,000 professional chefs to career opportunities and the skill development, Dieuveil created a training school to produce the next generation of cooking pioneers. He is on a mission to lay the foundations of an innovative fine-dining scene on the African continent that can compare with Europe’s — but in a distinctive, African way.
When it comes to the understanding of fine dining, different from Europe’s emphasis on exclusivity and competitiveness, Dieuveil focuses more on integration. “If you want to go far, you must share with people,” he says. And his Afro-fusion cuisine has been shaped by this philosophy of sharing. To better understand the diverse traditions, dishes and ingredients of Africa, he went into villages and met with the grandmothers, as they’re usually the masters of amazing, old techniques. These villagers shared their local cuisine and family recipes, teaching Dieuveil regional fermentation (发酵) and preservation processes.
To ensure the quality of fresh produce, Dieuveil sources all his vegetables from his three-hectare organic farm in northern Rwanda, where he continues his “food revolution” by establishing the connection with remote and underserved communities, and involving more students coming from countries across Africa. He said, “Africa is the garden of the world and has an amazing diversity of food. What is happening now with African cuisine and the exposure we are getting are clear indications that our food revolution is already here.”
1. What makes Dieuveil’s cuisine a success?A.The fascinating mix of the old and the new. |
B.The use of imported ingredients and cookers. |
C.The balance of international and local flavors. |
D.The fine dining environment and table setting. |
A.To share his philosophy. |
B.To publicize his organic food. |
C.To draw inspiration for his dishes. |
D.To seek excellent cooks for his restaurant. |
A.Amazed. | B.Satisfied. | C.Pessimistic. | D.Concerned. |
A.Ambitious and decent. | B.Generous and responsible. |
C.Talented and humorous. | D.Creative and determined. |
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A.doubt | B.pretend | C.promise | D.protest |
A.annoyance | B.suspicion | C.competence | D.rebellion |
A.finally | B.instantly | C.accurately | D.completely |
A.principles | B.approaches | C.situations | D.regulations |
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1. What kind of area do Bill and Sally live in?
A.A hot area. | B.A high area. | C.A dry area. |
A.They are gardeners. | B.They are designers. | C.They are builders. |
A.Trees. | B.Glass houses. | C.Fences. |
A.Successful. | B.Unsatisfactory. | C.Impossible. |
1. What will the man be doing the following week?
A.Taking exams. | B.Seeing a movie. | C.Visiting a friend. |
A.Jane. | B.Alice. | C.Judy. |
A.Bake a cake. | B.Buy a gift. | C.Book a table. |
A.A meal. | B.A celebration. | C.A show. |
1. What does the woman like most?
A.Coffee. | B.Milk. | C.Tea. |
A.Milk. | B.Nothing. | C.Sugar |
A.Hold a birthday party. |
B.Taste some desserts together. |
C.Invite their friends to make coffee. |
1. What does Ann say about her performance in the World Championships?
A.She did better than she had expected. |
B.She regretted not preparing well enough. |
C.She was disappointed to win a silver medal. |
A.Once a week. | B.Every day. | C.Six days a week. |
A.She avoids close contact with them. |
B.She likes to communicate with them. |
C.She has made good friends with them. |
A.Flying kites. | B.Reading. | C.Skiing. |
1. What made the blog first known to the public?
A.A newspaper report. | B.A TV program. | C.A photo. |
A.He takes photos. |
B.He acts as models. |
C.He does Eden’s make-up. |
A.Fashion trends. | B.Money saving tips. | C.Clothes for students. |
A.The 1920s. | B.The 1970s. | C.The 1980s. |
1. What is the presentation about?
A.A survey result. | B.A new product. | C.A working schedule. |
A.To get familiar with the new team. |
B.To find inspiration for his survey report. |
C.To know more about the market department. |
A.At 3:00 p. m. | B.At 2:55 p. m. | C.At 2:45 p. m. |