France
This is the capital city of France.
What is Paris?
In The Great Gatsby, Jay Gatsby is in love with this person.
Who is Daisy Buchanan
The primary ingredient in the Middle Eastern dish falafel?
What is chickpeas?
The Da Vinci Code opens with a murder in this famous museum.
What is The Louvre?
This is often mislabeled as the spiciest part of a pepper.
What are seeds?
This famous cathedral in Paris opened in 1345, and it was made more famous in an 1831 Victor Hugo novel.
What is Notre-Dame?
Mark Twain’s characters Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn live in this US state.
What is Missouri?
While broth is made with meat, this ingredient differentiates stock from broth.
What are bones?
Stephen King‘s 11/22/63, a high school English teacher hurtles back in time to 1963 and attempts to stop this monumental event.
The French consume around 25,000 tons of this each year, which are known as escargot.
What are snails?
Her best-selling cookbook on French cuisine led to her own TV show, The French Chef.
Who is Julia Child?
The name of Bill Sykes’ dog in Oliver Twist.
What is Bullseye?
This is also known as Japanese horseradish.
What is wasabi?
This is the best selling novel of all time.
What is Don Quixote?
This Italian dessert has less fat and air than ice cream.
What is gelato?
This is the national food of France.
What is pot-au-feu?
Jane Harpers bestselling thriller series is set in this country.
What is Australia
These actions are taken when you "temper" chocolate.
What is melting and cooling?
Scout Finch's real name in To Kill A Mockingbird.
What is Jean Louise?
This condiment was used for its medicinal qualities in the 1800s.
What is ketchup?
Croissants were originally inspired by another crescent shaped pastry that came from this country.
What is Austria?
Ernest hemingway wrote 'For whom the bell tolls' in this country.
What is Cuba?
This is done to pastry dough in order to "dock" it.
What is piercing?
‘Burmese days’ was the debut novel of this writer.
Who is George Orwell?
This is the English name for the French national holiday Fête Nationale Française celebrated on July 14. (Hint: The observance marks the fall of a French prison at the start of the Revolution)
What is Bastille Day?