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Thewhiteand orangeroeofa scallop– verytasty!(5)

Type of mild chilliflakesfromTurkey/Syria(6)

Highly prized – andpotentiallypoisonous– Japanesepufferfish(4)

To lightly pickle orsteepinbrine(5)

Immature fish, usuallyfried– spratsandherringintheUK(9)

Type of broccoli fromSouthernItaly– orsoit sounds(9)

Korean side dish ofspicyfermentedvegetables(6)

Cooked to perfectionorà _____(5)

Type of American porridgemadefromboiledcornmeal(5)

ThickwheatflournoodlepopularinJapan(4)

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Freshwatercrustaceaneatenata traditionalNordicsummerparty(8)

Goeswithmackerel,radishandchestnut(5)

ClassicDutchcheese(5)

Colourfulflowerswithediblepetals– butthebulbscanbepoisonous(6)

White,brinedGreekcurdcheese(4)

Flattishroundflouryrolls(4)

RootspiceequallyathomeinIndian,PakistaniandChinesecooking(6)

AncientGreekepicwhichregularlyincludedritualfeasting(5)

FriedBritishclassic,traditionallyservedwithsaltandmaltvinegar(5)

Tools.You’llneedsomeoftheseforthekitchen(8)

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puzzles.

1

In 1658 the botanical

juniper was added to

alcohol in Holland...

a) To create a new diuretic

b) To mask defective alcohol

c) To create a perfume

2

The earliest soup

discovered dates from

6,000BC. It was made from...

a) Mammoth bones

b) Hippo bones

c) Chicken bones

3

Who made the first bar

of chocolate in 1847?

a) Joseph Fry

b) John Cadbury

c) Henri Nestlé

4

Pink lemonade was said

to have been invented in

a US circus in 1857 when...

a) A beetle fell into it

b) Clown makeup was added

c) Dirty washing water was

used to make it

5

What was once wittily

described as “vegetable

essence of stomach ache”?

a) Jerusalem artichoke

b) Rhubarb

c) Brussels sprout

6

When you coddle

something you...

a) Heat it so it splits

b) Wrap it in baking paper

c) Poach it just below

boiling point

7

How many calories

in a gram of fat?

a) 4 b) 9 c) 20

8

Who wrote the book

Le Guide Culinaire?

a) Marie-Antoine Carême

b) Brillat-Savarin

c) Auguste Escoffier

9

During India’s Mughal

era, the shami kebab

was finely minced so...

a) It didn’t require chewing

b) Fruit bat could be used

c) Fillers such as sawdust

could be concealed

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“...It is the most

acrimonious in

taste...” Mrs Beeton said

this about what in 1861?

a) Fenugreek

b) Asafoetida

c) Garlic