Do You Measure Up?
This unit of measurement is written as "tbsp"
What is a tablespoon?
To coat a pan in oil or butter so that your food doesn't stick
What is greasing?
Before you start cooking, cover this with a net or a cap, or pull it back
What is long hair?
This vitamin is found in fruits and strengthens your immune system
What is Vitamin C?
This Jewish holiday is observed by avoiding bread and other foods with yeast
What is Passover?
Canada's food guide recommends that this be your drink of choice
What is water?
4 quarter cups makes this
What is 1 cup?
Blending a food or several foods into a mixture with a smooth, uniform consistency
What is pureeing?
The process by which bacteria or other microorganisms are unintentionally transferred from one substance or object to another, with harmful effect
What is cross-contamination?
Also known as the "sunshine" vitamin, this will help build your bones
What is Vitamin D?
This popular side dish is fried in oil and eaten on Hanukkah
What are latkes?
Canada's Food Guide recommends that half of your plate be made up of this
What are vegetables?
6 half teaspoons makes this
What is three teaspoons?
To mix dry and wet ingredients together with a wire instrument that adds air
What is whisking?
You might get this if you don't cook your eggs or chicken properly
What is salmonella?
You'll find this eyesight-boosting vitamin in orange and dark green vegetables
What is vitamin A?
This popular sweet treat looks like a very famous hat
What are hamentashen?
Chickpeas and tofu are plant-based sources of this
What is protein?
I would use this much flour if I was halving a recipe that called for a half cup
What is a quarter cup?
When a dry substance, such as salt, disappears in water
What is dissolving?
Not cooking your beef thoroughly might lead to a nasty strain of this bacteria entering your body
What is E.coli?
This mineral is found mainly in meat and strengthens your blood cells
What is iron?
This word describes foods that are neither meat nor dairy and can be eaten with anything
What is paerve?
This mineral is found in a common seasoning and should be eaten in moderation
What is sodium?
I would use this much flour if I was doubling a recipe that called for a 3/4 cup
What is a cup and a half?
The texture you cook pasta to - it literally means "to the tooth"
What is al dente?
This type of meat needs to be cooked to an internal temperature of 74 degrees Celsius
What is chicken?
You don't just drink this mineral - you can find it in dark green vegetables like bok choy and even in fish!
What is calcium?
This upcoming holiday is associated with eating dairy foods, especially blintzes
What is Shavuot?
This word describes foods that are not made with natural ingredients and should be eaten in moderation
What is processed?