Ingredients
Dairy in The United Kingdom contains a higher butterfat content then the United States. (True or False)
What is true?
A mixture of celery, onions and green pepper
What is the holy trinity?
A white radish used in various Asian cultures, especially Japanese cuisine.
What is daikon?
The capital of India
What is New Delhi?
Large ice crystals in a case of frozen poultry indicate that the product has been
What is thawed and refrozen?
A pear shaped tomato used for making sauces
What is roma?
Etouffee translation from French to English
What is smothered?
A thin sheet of seaweed that is dried and toasted.
What is nori?
The popular fat used in Indian cooking which consists of toasted, clarified butter
What is Ghee?
The temperature that cooked TCS foods must be cooled to within 2 hours
What is 70f?
A round shaped tomato used for sandwiches and burgers, usually eaten fresh (not used for cooking)
What is a beefsteak tomato?
The nickname for Mardi Gras, also a popular place to get drinks
What is Fat Tuesday?
Japanese word for egg.
What is tamago?
A cylindrical cooking vessel used in Indian cooking
What is a tandoor?
Chemical solutions used tro reduce the number of pathogens
What is sanitizer?
A popular type of mustard made in one area of France
What is Dijon mustard?
The three main colors of Mardi Gras are green, purple and
What is Gold?
Sushi in a rolled form.
What is Maki?
A popular bread made with yogurt
What is Naan?
A type of contamination that occurs when glass cleaner is sprayed into food
What is chemical?
The name given to the many spice blends used throughout India, the term came from the British who occupied India at one time
What is curry?
This popular spot in New Orleans is known for their beignets and coffee
What is Cafe du Monde?
Sweet rice wine for cooking.
What is mirin?
A spice blend usually consisting of clove, cinnamon, pepper and cardamom.
What is garam masala?
The maximum amount of hours before you need to change the sanitizer solution
What is 4 hours?