Fish and Seafood
Meat
Vegetables
Flavours
Appearance and quality
100

What fish is this?

Salmon

100

Beef comes from what animal?

A cow

100

What green vegetable looks like a mini tree?

Broccoli

100

Name the flavours of something that 

a) has a lot of salt                  and 

b) has a lot of sugar

a) salty

b) sugary

100

If food has been cooked in too much oil they can be described as......?

Greasy/ oily

200

What are these and their smaller alternative?

Prawns and shrimp

200

Mutton and lamb both come from what animal?

A sheep

200

What are these?

Mushrooms

200

If a curry is extremely hot becuase of chillis, how would you describe that flavour?

Spicy

200

If you just want to keep eating more and more of a food, what is it?

more-ish

300

What seafood is this made from?

Squid

300

Name the three meats that come from a pig.

Bacon, ham and pork

300

What is this?

Cauliflower

300

What is the opposite of tasy?

tasteless

300

If meat (for example) is cooked too much and/ or too little, what two words do we use to describe it?

Over-cooked/ overdone

Under-cooked/ underdone

400

This is the leg meat from which sea creature?

Crab

400

The meat from which three animals falls under the category`poultry´?

Chicken, turkey, duck

400

In England we call it an aubergine, but in America they call it an ...........?

Egg plant

400

When a food is far too sweet what word do we use to describe it?

Sickly

400

If the meat is just right, how would we describe it?Pick one of the two options you were told.

Done to a turn

Cooked to perfection

500

Name one of the two most commonly used fish in the British dish `fish and chips´

Cod or Plaice

500

Name the two types of meat that start with a `V´and which animal do they come from?

Veal - calf (baby cow), Venison - deer

500

In England we call it a courgette, in America they call it a........?

Zucchini

500

Gordon Ramsey loves using this word to describe food with little or no taste! what is it?

Bland

500

If a dish is very heavy and difficult to digest, how would we describe it? 

Stodgy

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