Delicious UK - (04)April 2020

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Keynsham cakes were

traditionally made in

Somerset with...

a) Elvers

b) Apples

c) Potatoes

2

Potatoes were initially

viewed with suspicion

in 16th century Europe due

to the belief that...

a) Their ‘eyes’ were evil

b) Carbs are bad for you

c) They caused leprosy

3

Agretti, the Italian

coastal green veg, is

known in the UK as...

a) Friar’s beard

b) Monk’s foot

c) Witch’s wig

4

Which of these is one

of Escoffier’s five

‘mother sauces’?

a) Daddy’s

b) Tomato

c) Mayonnaise

5

When you take a cooked

roast out of the oven, the

temperature at its core will...

a) Rise for a while

b) Decrease for a while

c) Stay the same for a while

6

Which of these is the

worst conductor of heat?

a) Aluminium

b) Stainless steel

c) Copper

7

A balthazar of wine

holds the equivalent of...

a) 8 regular bottles

b) 12 regular bottles

c) 16 regular bottles

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Japanese panko

bread is cooked...

a) Over a hot grill

b) By electric current

c) In a steamer basket

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What is a Salisbury

steak?

a) Steak with thick

Stonehenge-style chips

b) Minced beef patty & gravy

c) Breaded beef fillet with

a rich wine sauce

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Tea bags are said to

have been invented in

the US in 1908. When were

they first sold in the UK?

a) 1919

b) 1933

c) 1953

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