Published: Tuesday 11th September 2012
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What is the literal meaning of "Creme Brulee"?
Burnt Cream.
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What Italian word means "Before the Meal"?
Antipasti.
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What type of nut is usually used to flavour macaroons?
Almonds.
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A "Mint Julep" cocktail is made using which spirit?
Bourbon.
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The Mexican dish "Burritos" is named after which animal?
Donkey.
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What is the name of the green paste used in Japanese cuisine?
Wasabi.
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What type of food is "Cornish Yarg"?
A cheese (covered in nettles).
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Raki is the national drink of which country?
Turkey.
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A Frittata is the Italian version of which common dish?
An Omelette.
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What was the real name of the TV Chef known as "The Galloping Gourmet"?
Graham Kerr.
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From which language is the word CHUTNEY derived?
Hindi.
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In Jewish cuisine what is LOX?
Cured Salmon Fillet.
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At what time of the day should you eat TIFFIN?
Lunchtime (It is a light lunch).
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What is a "Bain-Marie"?
A hot water bath used to cook food gently.
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What vegetable is used in the layers of MOUSSAKA?
Aubergine.
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In which English County would you find both the towns of Ham and Sandwich?
Kent.
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In which country would you be served GADO-GADO?
Indonesia.
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In an AIOLI sauce, with what is the olive oil flavoured?
Garlic.
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In the US they know it as CILANTRO, but what name is this fragrant herb known by in the UK?
Coriander.
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What ingredient gives Worcestershire Sauce its unique flavour?
Anchovies.
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