Cooking Terms
Cook it in the oven with dry heat. Often referring to cakes, cookies, and pies.
What is BAKING or BAKE?
Cup used for measuring liquids.
What is a MEASURING CUP?
The Aztecs, Incas, and Mayans created a fresh dish using tomatoes, chilies, and squash. We typically dip tortilla chips into this dip.
What is SALSA?
This month is known as National Pizza Month.
What is OCTOBER
This food made by European Honey Bess never goes bad. It is made using the bees spit.
What is HONEY?
To beat a mixture vigorously to incorporate air and create a fluffy texture.
What is to WHIP?
An electric mixing machine used in food preparation for liquefying, chopping, or pureeing.
What is a BLENDER?
Germany is the country that originated this this crisp biscuit baked in the form of a knot and flavored with salt.
What is a PRETZEL?
The most pizzas are sold on this sports-related Sunday.
What is SUPER BOWL SUNDAY.
Often considered a weed, every part of this plant is edible and very important to early pollinators.
What is a DANDELION?
To heat a solid ingredient until it becomes a liquid.
What is MELT?
A tool to shave the peel and creates a zest.
What is a ZESTER?
Southern Italy created flatbreads with tomato sauce, cheese and toppings! Today, we refer to it as…
What is PIZZA?
The most ordered pizza topping in the USA.
What is PEPPERONI?
Certain germs called bacteria that make your feet stink are the same germs that act on milk to make this delicious food that comes in hundreds of varieties from American, cheddar and even mozzarella.
What is CHEESE?
To cut food into thin, flat pieces.
What is SLICE?
A utensil used for whipping eggs or cream.
What is a WHISK?
China lays claim to creating the first condiments that lead to the modern-day version that a famous company in Pittsburgh is known for. Many people eat it on their French fries, hamburgers, or hot dogs.
What is KETCHUP?
This state has the most pizza restaurants in the United States.
What is CALIFORNIA?
A common type of fungus used as a topping on pizzas and salads.
What are MUSHROOMS?
To steep flavoring agents (such as herbs or spices) in a liquid to impart their flavors.
What is INFUSE?
A durable flat surface typically made of wood or plastic, used to protect countertops and knives while chopping, slicing, or dicing food.
What is a CUTTING BOARD?
The roots of the traditional American dessert trace back to England. Although we have a saying, “As American as _________ ________. I like mine heated with vanilla ice cream.
What is APPLE PIE?
The most popular night of the week to eat pizza is…
What is SATURDAY?
More common than you may think, these 3 body part, 6 legged, antennaed creatures are a good source of protein and are eaten in many parts of the world.
What are INSECTS?