Genesis
He parted the Red Sea and led the Israelites to Mount Sinai.
Who was Moses?
Persia.
What is Iran?
The mixture of equal parts flour and fat (usually butter or vegetable oil) that is used to thicken sauces.
What is a roux?
This fish was traditionally eaten steamed and served with mustard sauce in Denmark, Norway, and some places in Sweden.
What is cod?
This is the visible, spore-bearing reproductive structure that usually grows above ground.
What is the fruiting body?
These three are the Abrahamic religions.
What is Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.
Siam.
What is Thailand?
The setup of all the prepared elements that is ready to be used for service.
What is mise en place?
The muslim new year happens in this month in 2026?
What is June? (15th-16th)
This is the branch of biology that concerns itself with fungi.
What is mycology?
The first humans according to the Quran.
Who was Adam and Eve?
Ceylon.
What is Sri Lanka?
Carrots, onions, and selleri cooked over low heat. Usually forms the base of a wide array of french dishes.
What is a mirepoix?
The christian church year begins on this day. (At least in Denmark and in Finland.
What is the first Sunday of Advent?
The actual "body" of the mushroom.
What is mycelium?
The two brothers, the sons of Adam and Eve, who became so torn of jealousy that one brother killed the other.
Who was Cain and Abel?
Upper Volta.
What is Burkina Faso?
The smallest and most delicate way to cut a vegetable in french cuisine. Firstly the vegetable are cut julienne, and then the vegetable is turned 90 degrees and cut again.
What is brunoise?
The first place that can celebrate the new year.
What is Christmas Island and Samoa?
These long, thread-like or tubular cells make up the basic structural units of fungi and mushrooms.
What is hyfer? (Sg. hyfe)
Sønnen af Abraham som næsten bliver ofret af sin far på guds anledning for at teste Abrahams tro.
The son of Abraham who was almost sacrificed by his father as a test of his faith.
Who was Isaac?
Abyssinia.
What is Ethiopia?
A very gentle way of cooking where an element (often fish) is folded into a piece of baking paper and then steamed.
What is en papillote?
Who were the Sumerians? (2000 BCE)
The symbiotic relationship between mushroom and plant where the mushroom (usually) gives mineral nutrition and water while receiving sugars from the plant.
What is mykorrhzia?