Baking
Ground up wheat seeds
What is flour?
Al Dente is an Italian term meaning
What is "to the tooth."
Allows both eggs and dair.y
What is lacto-ovo vegetarian?
A fleshy fruit consisting of a central core.
What is a Pome?
A base, a thickener, a liquid, and a main ingredient
What are soups four components?
Single celled organism
What is yeast?
Dry pasta weight does this once cooked.
What is double?
Abundant in antioxidants.
What is produce?
Spinach
What is the healthiest vegetable?
Made from meat and bones or just meat
What is broth or stock?
Bran, germ and endosperm
What are the 3 parts of a wheat seed?
Flat noodles with a name meaning “little ribbons."
What is Fettuccine?
Encourages mostly plant-based foods but allows for meat in moderation.
What is flexitarian or semi-vegetarian?
Fruits on a strawberry.
What are achene?
Onions, carrots, and celery
What is Mirepoix?
Made from only the wheat’s endosperm.
What is bread flour?
Small noodle shaped like grains of rice.
What is Orzo?
Crucial for red blood cell production.
What is vitamin B12?
Magic bulb and wonder drug.
What is a onion and garlic?
Should be added right before serving.
What are toppings?
Use to create an airy texture.
What is cake flour?
Dumpling like structure for filling.
What are Ravioli?
Important nutrient for building bones.
What is calcium?
Contains carbs, starches and sugar?
What are root vegetables?
Thickened with shellfish
What are Bisques?