Ingredients
What is the primary ingredient in the Middle Eastern dish falafel?
What is chickpeas?
What candy is orange, white, and yellow?
What is Candy Corn?
Meaning "burnt cream", this dessert originated in France?
What is Crème brûlée?
How many tablespoons are in a cup?
What is 16 tbsp?
Cabernet Sauvignon is a wine originating in which country?
What is France?
Which spice is derived from the Crocus flower and is one of the most expensive spices in the world?
What is Saffron?
At what temperature does chocolate melt?
What is 93 degrees Fahrenheit?
What kind of icing traditionally goes on carrot cake?
What is cream cheese?
What is the term which means your pasta still has a little bite to it?
What is al dente?
Gnocchi are small potato dumplings from which country?
What is Italy?
What are the three most prevalent fruit allergies?
What are Kiwi, Apple, and Peach?
True or false: white chocolate is not actually chocolate.
True- it contains no cocoa solids.
The process of baking a pie crust before adding the filling is called what?
What is blind baking?
What is the term for cooking food in a sealed bag in a water bath at a precise temperature for an extended period of time?
What is Sous Vide?
Tequila is an alcoholic drink from which country?
What is Mexico?
Where does Wagyu beef get its name?
What are Japanese cows; 'Wa' means Japanese and 'gyu' means cow.
What do the “Ms” in M&Ms stand for?
What are the names of the candy’s creators – Mars and Murrie
Where does German chocolate cake actually come from?
What is Dallas, Texas?
Cooking veggies until soft and translucent (but not browned) is called what?
What is Sweating?
Kimchi is a pickled vegetable dish from which country?
What is Korea?
A spice that can act as a hallucinogen when ingested in large doses.
What is Nutmeg?
What color did blue replace in M&M candies back in 1995?
What is tan?
What popular Mexican dessert is covered with caramel?
What is flan?
Cooking 'en papillote' involves wrapping food in what?
What is paper?
What is also known as Japanese horseradish?
What is Wasabi?