Food for the Holidays
The main meat dish that many Americans eat at Thanksgiving
What's turkey?
Sweetened dessert that is baked in the oven and served mostly on birthdays
What's cake?
A sweet, red fruit produced by a tree.
What's an apple?
An Italian dish consisting largely of noodles, typically served with a sauce.
What's spaghetti/pasta?
Fermented soy beans.
What's natto?
A soup made with vegetables and rice cakes.
What's ozoni?
A popular American dessert made with a big, orange vegetable.
What's pumpkin pie?
A plant that's green and can be made into pickles.
What's a cucumber?
A Chinese food made with a soft outer shell and meat or vegetable filings
What's gyoza?
What are dumplings?
A popular style of hot pot. Usually eaten by dipping the cooked meat and vegetables in raw egg.
What's sukiyaki?
A bowl of vinegared rice covered with sushi toppings.
What's chirashi-zushi?
A baked snack that is small, flat and sweet.
What are cookies?
A long, purple vegetable.
What's an eggplant/aubergine?
A Japanese dish that is a small roll with rice and fish, vegetables or egg.
What's sushi?
A noodle dish from Nagasaki, served with meat, seafood and lots of vegetables.
What's Nagasaki Chanpon?
An egg-based drink some people drink around the holidays
What's eggnog?
A creamy dessert made with eggs. It usually has a caramel sauce.
What's pudding?
Green or red fruits used to make juice or wine.
What are grapes?
A Mexican food made with a soft or hard shell.
What are tacos?
Japanese noodles made from buckwheat.
What's soba?
A chocolate roll cake decorated like a tree.
What's a Yule log / Bûche de Noël?
A sweet frozen food typically eaten as a snack or dessert
What's ice cream?
A fruit that shares the name of a color.
What's an orange?
A dish from France made with thin pancakes and an orange based sauce.
What are Crepes Suzette?
The Japanese version of a Portuguese dish called "peixinhos da horta".
Named after the 40-day period before Easter.
What's tempura?