Published: Sunday 5th September 2010
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Which food comes in chestnut, oyster or shitaki varieties?
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Which convenience food takes its name from the phrase "spiced ham"?
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How is the steak in "Steak Tartare" cooked?
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What is the main ingredient in a "Gumbo"?
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What are dried plums called?
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What does the abbreviation UHT mean when applied to milk?
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What ferments in brine to become Sauerkraut?
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What delicacy comes from the fattened livers of geese?
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What are the TWO principal ingredients in a Hollandaise Sauce?
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From which vegetable is the Russian soup Borscht predominantly made?
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What is made from Pig's blood, pork fat and cereal?
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Which chicken dish is named after a battle in the Napoleonic Wars?
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What kind of meat surrounds a Scotch Egg?
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Which cooked meat is made from the head of a pig?
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What is the name for a steak that has been cut from between two ribs?
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In Indian cookery what is Naan?
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In the UK it's an aubergine but what is called in the USA?
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What does the term "Al Dente" mean when applied to pasta?
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What type of Indian cookery would be cooked in a clay oven?
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In the Atkins Diet, which food group were you encouraged to cut out?
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