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Quiz 54a - Food

  1. What do the Americans call the aubergine? - Eggplant

  2. If you are cooking 'à la florentine', what would you be using as the main ingredient? - Spinach

  3. How many spices are there in 'allspice'? - Just the one!

  4. What is a 'capon'? - Castrated cockeral

  5. What do Americans call coriander? - cilantro

  6. What term is used when cutting vegetables into matchstick shapes? - Julienne (style)

  7. Which TV Cook has a series of 'River Cottage' programmes? - Hugh Fearnley Whittingstall

  8. I you are trying the national dish of Morocco, what are you eating? - Tajine

  9. What is pasta shaped as a spiral called? - Fusilli

  10. If you are eating a vegetable known as 'ladies fingers', what are you eating? - Okra

  11. If you are drinking 'Adam's Ale', What is your tipple? Water!

  12. What is 'passata'? - Pureed tomatoes

  13. Sometimes called a cobnut or a filbert, what is it? - Hazelnut

  14. In which year was the humble tea bag introduced by Thomas Sullivan? - 1908

  15. Which animal is traditionally used to hunt for truffles? - A pig

  16. If you are eating sachertorte for dessert, what would you be eating? - A rich chocolate cake

  17. Haloumi is a type of what? - Cheese

  18. What is the connection between a Chinese gooseberry and a kiwi fruit? - They are the same fruit!

  19. What is a 'Bouquet Garni'? - A bunch of herbs tied and used in the cooking pot for flavouring

  20. What are the two main ingredients of 'Beef Wellington'? - Tenderloin (fillet Steak) often coated with pâté, and past

 

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