Herbs
Sweet clove-like flavor, pungent. Use in Italian & Mediterranean cuisine. Best with chicken, eggs, fish, pasta and tomatoes.
What is basil?
In what year did Amelia Earhart disappear over the Pacific Ocean?
What is 1937?
What type of tree is traditionally used as a Christmas tree?
What is a fir tree?
How many ounces are in a cup?
What is 8 ounces?
Who did Prince Harry marry?
Who is Meghan Markle?
Sweet, hint of lemon. Best in casseroles, fish, fruit salads, lamb, soups, stuffing and potatoes.
What is Rosemary?
Who created the James Bond series?
Who is Ian Fleming?
What Christmas carol was the first to be broadcast from the International Space station?
What is Jingle Bells?
How many teaspoons are in a tablespoon?
What is 3 teaspoons?
In what year did Princess Diana die?
What is 1997?
Slightly licorice flavor. Pairs well with eggs, meats, pickling, poultry, salads and sauces.
What is tarragon?
How many hoops are used in the game of croquet?
What is six?
Glögg is a traditional Christmas drink served in which country?
What is Sweden?
How many ounces are in a pint?
What is 16 ounces?
In addition to English, what language does the Queen speak fluently?
What is French?
Musty, minty, slightly bitter. Pairs well with chicken, duck, goose, pork, sausage and stuffing.
What is sage?
How many feet are in a fathom?
What is six?
Which country traditionally gives London a Christmas tree each year?
What is Norway?
How many cups are in a quart?
What is 4 cups?
How many children does Queen Elizabeth have?
What is 4?
(Prince Charles, Princess Anne, Prince Andrew & Prince Edward)
Aromatic, slightly bitter and pungent. Great with meat, poultry, sausages, stuffings and vegetables.
What is Marjoram?
Which colors make up the Olympic rings?
What is blue, black, red, yellow and green?
In what year did Christmas become a national holiday in the U.S.?
What is 1870?
How many liters are in a gallon?
What is 3.8 liters?
What did Kate Middleton study at the University of St. Andrews?
What is Art History?