Every activity has its own special language to describe things and processes. Cooking is no exception. How many of these cooking terms do you know well?
Have you burned your tongue while eating something hot? Or shrieked as something cold hit your tooth? Have you ever done both at once? Some foods have both hot and cold. Here are ten.
This is a test to see how well you know your liqueurs. I'm going to give you ten liqueurs and all you need to do is identify the substance that gives them their unique flavour.
I was brought up in an Italian household with these terms in every day use. But you probably know more Italian cooking terms than you think! I hope you have fun with the quiz and maybe learn a little bit too.
While her more famous cousin Ender was busy saving mankind, Endive Wiggin took on the lesser - but no less important - challenge of discovering tasty ingredients for a great salad. Here are excerpts from her search log ...
Oh no, I'm back in that dream where I keep changing into different pieces from different games. Help me get out of this nightmare by figuring out what game I'm playing.
In the world of the gourmet chef there are many tools to assist in meal preparation. Some of these are common, while others are rarer and more specialized. Try your hand at identifying these... and beware that the questions get harder as you progress.
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