Famous chefs and chef's career
Food around the world
Culinary terminology
Restaurant service
Beverages
100

This French chef is the youngest to ever win three Michelin stars, which he achieved at age 32

Alain Ducasse

100

What is the main ingredient of a marinara sauce?

Tomato

100

This method of cooking involves surrounding food with hot, dry air in an oven.

Baking

100

This is the term for the cloth placed on diners' laps to protect their clothing

Napkin

100

Which non-alcoholic drink is an essential ingredient of the desert tiramisĂș?

Coffee

200

This is the first position a culinary graduate often takes in a professional kitchen.

Commis Chef

200

Name the city where Pizzafest is annually held.

Naples

200

What's the english word for "raper"?

to grate

200

What is the standard percentage range for tipping in the United States?

15-20%

200

Which gas makes fizzy drinks fizz?

Carbon Dioxide

300

In which American reality TV series is Gordon Ramsay invited by the owners to spend a week with a failing restaurant in an attempt to revive the business?

Kitchen Nightmares

300

What country is famous for its lava bread?

Iceland

300

The technique of finely chopping food into pieces of equal size.

Dicing

300

This type of service involves bringing a selection of food to the table on a cart and completing the preparation in front of the guests.

Gueridon service

300

Originating in Punjab, what name is given to a blend of yoghurt, water and spices, often flavoured with fruit?

Lassi

400

This British chef is known for popularizing molecular gastronomy and his restaurant The Fat Duck.

Heston Blumenthal

400

What is the Spanish name of the common tapas dish of fried potatoes with a mildly spicy sauce?

Patatas bravas

400

This term refers to cooking food by submerging it in water just below the boiling point.

Poaching

400

This type of service involves placing food on plates in the kitchen and presenting it to the guest from the right side.

English service

400

This Italian cocktail is made with gin, vermouth rosso, and Campari, and is garnished with an orange peel.

Negroni

500

How many years of training do you need to become a sushi chef in Japan?

10

500

Where does Pavlova dessert come from?

New Zealand

500

This Japanese term refers to grilling on a small tabletop charcoal grill, often associated with skewered foods (food on a stick).

Yakitori

500

What is traditional service etiquette?

Drinks and dishes be served to women first, followed by men, in a clockwise manner.

500

Fortified wine, often enjoyed as an aperitif or dessert wine, is made in the Jerez region of Spain.

Sherry