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European foods
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Food Geography
Food History
100

What does the term Indigenous mean?

Someone has lived on any given piece of land for thousands of years

100

What is a Ukrainian soup made with beets called?

Borscht 

100

What local berry can survive temperatures up to -60 Celsius

Saskatoon berries

100

What country does Bannock come from?

Scotland

100

What is a major invention that helped preserve food?

Refrigerator

200

What is a mosaic? Why might Canada/Saskatchewan be called a cultural mosaic?

Art made by arranging small pieces of materials, such as colored glass, stone, tile, or even paper, into a pattern or picture.

200

Where do cabbage rolls come from?

Ukraine

200

How long can pemmican last?

Anywhere from months to years depending on the storage conditions

200

What country do perogies come from?

Ukraine/Poland/Slavic people

200

What does the term GMO stand for?

Genetically modified food

300

Why might Canada/Saskatchewan be called a cultural mosaic?

Canada/Saskatchewan has a diverse culture. Different cultures mean different types of food, which creates a united, diverse society.

300

What is the German name for a thin slice of breaded meat?

Schnitzel

300

What is pemmican made out of?

1. Meat (Elk, deer, moose)

2. Rendered fat

3. Berries (Chokecherries, Saskatoon) 

300

What country does Sauerkraut, Schnitzel, Strudels and Pickled Foods come from?

Germany/Germanic peoples

300

How have cooking techniques changed in comparison to someone living 300 years ago?

Ovens, microwaves, slow cookers, air fryers, electric stove tops etc.

400

What is a fusion food?

Dishes that combine ingredients, flavors, or cooking techniques from two or more different culinary traditions to create something new.

400

Why did many Ukrainians move to Saskatchewan?

Escape poverty and lack of land for farming.

400

Due to their bitter and sour nature, what are chokecherries typically used for?

Jams and jellies

400

What country does Kielbasa and hunter's stew come from?

Poland

400

What ethnic immigrant groups led to many staple foods in western Canada

Ukrainian, Polish and German peoples

500

What does it mean when a food is processed?

Food that has been altered from its original state

500

Why did Polish people move to Saskatchewan?

Find freedom from foreign rule

500

Why was canola oil created?

To make a new edible oil without erucic acid

500

Are tomatoes indigenous to Europe?

No, they are indigenous to South America

500

What is the main difference between domesticated and wild saskatoon berries?

Domestic are plump, more juicy and are less tart

Wild are smaller, less juice and are extremely tart

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