Food in Movies and Television
Harold and Kumar went through many troubles and challenges to get to final destination to eat what?
What is White Castle Burger?
The only U.S state that grows cacao beans to produce chocolate
What is State of Hawaii?
Frangipane is usually made with powdered sugar and what type of nuts
What is Almond?
Unleavened breads are popular in many cultures. The Mexican version is used in many different dishes
What is a tortilla?
Main ingredients are sugar, cooked to amber color, finished with cream and butter.
What is Caramel (sauce)?
What did Grogu ate so much of that ended up throwing up on Mando's ship
What is Blue Macaron?
This popular Italian confection is made of chocolate and at least 30% Hazelnut paste. It is lighter than dark chocolate, yet darker than milk chocolate, and it comes in a variety of forms, from bars to creamy paste.
What is Gianduja?
This confection made with fruit puree, sugar, glucose, citric acid, and pectin requires constant stir while cooking
What is Pate de Fruit?
These spiced sweet buns, made with dry currants and/or raisins, are decorated with a cross. They are very popular during the Spring.
What is hot cross bun?
A classic layer cake that contains coconut, pecans, chocolate and has a cooked icing with evaporated milk.
What is German Chocolate Cake?
One does not feed a Gremlin past what time
What is Midnight?
M&M's stand for...
What is Mars and Murrie?
A confection made with whipped egg whites and cooked white/brown sugar and corn syrup to 255F. Drop the mixture to desire portion and let it stand until completely dry
What is Sea Foam?
In bread fermentation a very important factor is DDT, DDT stands for...
What is Desired Dough Temperature?
A famous dessert that consists of a poached or steamed meringue in floating in crème anglaise
What is floating island/ile flottante?
Disney’s "The Princess and the Frog", is about ambitious Tiana who hopes to start her own restaurant and works hard for it. The movie is known for this fried pastry.
What is Beignets?
The first chocolate chip cookie was made in this state
What is (Whiteman), Massachusetts?
A thick sugar paste typically used for cake decorating and it’s not gum paste
What is Pastillage?
A symbol of perseverance and tradition, this flat dough bread is fried and made with wheat flour, sugar, salt, fat and was invented by the Navajo Nation.
What is Fry Bread?
Named after a French town, this dessert is a round, enclosed pie usually made by baking two disks of puff pastry with filling stuffed in between. It has the appearance of a hump and is traditionally decorated with spiral lines drawn from the top outwards with the point of a knife, and scalloping on the edge.
What is Pithivier?
In the 1992 classic movie "Silence of the Lambs", Hannibal Lecter reminisces about eating the liver of a census taker with some fava beans and what drink?
What is Chianti?
Habitants of this country eat the most chocolate per capita in the world
What is Switzerland (8.8kg/19.4lb)?
Eating a bag and a half of this candy every day for a few weeks threw a man's nutrients out of balance and wound up costing him his life. Glycyrrhizic acid found in this candy can cause dangerously low potassium and imbalances in other minerals, principally electrolytes.
Hint: A few weeks before his death, he had switched from red, fruit-flavored to the black version of this candy
What is Black Licorice?
The technique to make this light and feathery bread involves pre-cooking some of the flour and milk into a soft paste called Tangzhong.
What is Japanese Milk Bread?
This macaron flavor made famous by Pierre Herme, is a subtle blend of rose petal cream, lychees and raspberry- all within a soft, yet crunchy macaron envelope
What is Ispahan?