Mealtime Traditions
Cultural Dining Etiquette
Herbs, Spices, and Culinary Tools
Foods, Geography, and Exports
Religious Influences and Techniques
100

How many main meals does France have?

Three main meals

100

When do you say “Skoal” in Sweden?

When making a toast

100

What colour is Paprika: Pimenton de la Vera?

Vibrant red

100

Is Spain a warmer country or cooler country in Western Europe? 

Warmer

100

What are Roman Catholicisms dietary restrictions?

They have none, they do practice fasting

200

What three countries were covered in our food guide?

Italy, Austria, and Germany

200

What country says “Bon Appetit!” before you eat?

France

200

Is Thyme a herb or spice?

Herb

200

What is France’s climate ideal for? (growing crops wise)

Ideal climate for fruits

200

Is Gratin an Italian cooking technique?

No

300

When is Bûche de Noël eaten?

Christmas

300

In Western Europe, what direction should dishes be passed to?

Left

300

What tool makes pasta?

Pasta Maker

300

What is the greatest food exporter in Western Europe?

The Netherlands
300

Name one group of Western Europeans that often participate in Roman Catholicism and Protestantism (must have been listed in the slideshow)

English, German, Swiss, Hungarian, Dutch

400

When is Augustweggen eaten?

Swiss National Day (August 1)

400

What is the Westernized version of French fries?

Curly fries, Waffle fries, Dippings, and Toppings

400

What is a ramekin?

A small ceramic dish for desserts

400

What are France’s biggest food exports?

Water and Wine

400

What was the cooking technique, “Saor” used for in the past?

In the past it was used as a preservation technique

500

What does Austria base many of their dishes from?

Meat — Have lots of meat based dishes

500

What’s original Italian pizza like?

Thin crust, simple toppings, and is considered light and simple

500

What community grows Rosemary: Rosmarino (Siciily)?

The community of Villarosa

500

What are the top three destinations for Netherlands food exports?

Germany, Belgium, and France

500

What cooking technique is battering and frying foods called?

Tempura