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One answer at a time please




1. Which vegetable comes in chestnut, oyster or shiitake varieties? = Mushrooms (rong)



2. Which convenience food takes it's name from the phrase “spiced ham”? = Spam (rong)



3. How is the steak in “Steak Tartare” cooked? = It's not, it's served raw (-pops-)



4. What is the main ingredient in a “Gumbo” ? = Okra (-pops-)



5. What are dried plums called? = Prunes (Gandalph)



6. What does the abbreviation UHT mean when applied to milk? = Ultra Heat Treated (-pops-)



7. What ferments in brine to become Sauerkraut? = Cabbage (ɹǝuǝllıʍ ʇɐd)



8. What delicacy comes from the fattened livers of geese? = Pate de Fois Gras (-pops-)



9. What are the TWO principal ingredients in a Hollandaise Sauce? = Egg Yolks & Butter (Gandalph)



10. From which vegetable is the Russian soup Borscht predominantly made? = Cabbage (Gandalph)



11. What is made from Pig's blood, pork fat and cereal? = Black pudding (rong)



12. Which chicken dish is named after a battle in the Napoleonic Wars? = Chicken Marengo (Belatucadrus)



13. What kind of meat surrounds a Scotch Egg? = Sausage Meat (Gandalph)



14. Which cooked meat is made from the head of a pig? = Brawn (rong)



15. What is the name for a steak that has been cut from between two ribs? = Entrecôte (-pops-)



16. In Indian cookery what is Naan? = A Flat Bread (rong)



17. In the UK it's an aubergine but what is called in the USA? = Eggplant (Gandalph)



18. What does the term “Al Dente” mean when applied to pasta? = Firm but not hard [Al Dente = literally To the Tooth] (rong)



19. What type of Indian cookery would be cooked in a clay oven? = Tandoori (-pops-)



20. In the Atkins Diet, which food group were you encouraged to cut out? = Carbohydrates (ɹǝuǝllıʍ ʇɐd)


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6. Ultra High Temperature.



Ultra-high temperature processing, (less often) ultra-heat treatment (both abbreviated UHT), or ultra-pasteurization is the sterilization of food by heating it for an extremely short period, around 1–2 seconds, at a temperature exceeding 135°C (275°F), which is the temperature required to kill spores in milk.

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8 Foie Gras post-5852-0-85784500-1367265566.gif Pate de Fois Gras

6. Ultra High Temperature.

Ultra-high temperature processing, (lesauthor) s often) ultra-heat treatment post-5852-0-85784500-1367265566.gif (according to the quiz author) (both abbreviated UHT), or ultra-pasteurization is the sterilization of food by heating it for an extremely short period, around 1–2 seconds, at a temperature exceeding 135°C (275°F), which is the temperature required to kill spores in milk.

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11 Black Pudding post-5852-0-42636500-1367303387.gif

11. Already correctly answered by rong :)

10. Beetroot and Sour Cream post-5852-0-42636500-1367303387.gif

9> Melted Butter and Egg Yolks post-5852-0-42636500-1367303387.gif

1. correction (question): it's shiitake, not "shitaki" Thanks Pat. :D

7. cabbage post-5852-0-42636500-1367303387.gif

9. egg, oil Already correctly answered by Gandalph :)

10. beetroots Already correctly answered by Gandalph :)

20. carbohydrates post-5852-0-42636500-1367303387.gif

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