Bread and butter
A crustacean specifically from the state of Maine that is highly sought out all over the United States
What is lobster
The name of this coffee drink comes from the Italian word for pressed
What is espresso
In Japan, it is traditional to go to this American fast food chain to celebrate a "Christmas dinner"
What is KFC
"BAM!" is this Chef's signature catch phrase
Who is Emeril Lagasse
It's the 2-word French name for a custard dessert with a hard caramelized sugar topping
What is creme brulee
A popular Mexican-American dish created by accident when a cook dropped a burrito in a vat of hot oil
What is a Chimichanga
This is what the "bubbles" in bubble tea is made out of
What is tapioca
Germany popularized the tradition of decorating and building houses made from this spiced cookie in the 1800s
What is gingerbread
This famous chef is well known for yelling obscenities while critiquing food and revitalizing failed restaurants
Who is Gordon Ramsay
The ancient civilization that was first known to make hot chocoloate
Who are the Mayans
In 18th century Europe, this late summer season fruit was nicknamed "the poison apple"
What is a tomato
To be called Scotch, whiskey must age for a minimum of 3 years in casks of this wood
What is oak
This century-old holiday is celebrated every December 23 in Oaxaca, Mexico by carving/creating intricate sculptures into/from this root vegetable
What are radishes
Self appointed mayor of "flavor town", this TV star raised more than $21.5 million in seven weeks to assist unemployed restaurant workers during COVID shutdowns
Who is Guy Fieri
This state in the USA is the mushroom capitol of the world
What is Pennsylvania
Eating too much of this classic holiday spice can have the physical effects of a hallucinogenic drug, including "out-of-body" sensations
What is Nutmeg
In Christmas 1826 at the United States Military Academy in West Point, NY, a party turned riot that ended with twenty cadets being court-martialed was fueled by this holiday drink
What is Eggnog (This event is now known as "The Eggnog Riot")
The Irish have a tradition of banging this food item against the walls of their houses on New Year’s Eve to bring good luck
What is bread
A seemingly unlikely paring, these two famous celebrities came together to create a cooking show that united both music and "fancy" homemaking fans
Who are Martha Stewart and Snoop Dogg
These berries most often used during the holiday season in the US will bounce like rubber balls when they are fresh
What are cranberries
Name the main ingredients of "mince meat pie"
What are dried fruits (ex. apricots, raisins)
According to the brand owner, it takes this many seconds for a perfect pint pour of the famous Irish beer, Guinness
What is 119.5 seconds
In Spain, with 12 seconds remaining until the New Year, people eat 12 of these fruits in succession to bring good luck in the coming year
What are grapes
The first woman inducted into the Culinary Institute of America’s Hall of Fame in 1993
Who is Julia Childs
The main difference between these two desserts that end in the same three letters is that one contains dairy and the other does not
What is sorbet and sherbet