Trivia On Foods Of The World
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- 1.What famous dish uses arborio rice?
- A.
Jambalaya
- B.
Fried Rice
- C.
Risotto
- D.
Gumbo
- 2.If you'd like to order eel at a Japanese restaurant you'd use what word?
- A.
Unagi
- B.
Moshi Moshi
- C.
Sashimi
- D.
Temaki
- 3.With which vegetable are Norwegian Lefse made?
- A.
Potatoes
- B.
Carrots
- C.
Cabbage
- D.
Zucchini
- 4.What is a "sabayon"?
- A.
Japanese Seasoning
- B.
A Custard Dessert
- C.
A Cake
- D.
Dutch Shoe
- 5.What are 3 ingredients in the famous chilled Spanish vegetable soup, Gazpacho?
- A.
Red Wine, Chili Peppers, And Beef Stock
- B.
Salsa, Potatoes, And Corn
- C.
Ripe Tomatoes, Cucumbers, And Vinegar
- D.
Chorizo Sausage, Zucchini, And Rice
- 6.What is used to cook ceviche?
- A.
A Bar-B-Que Grill
- B.
An Oiled Skillet
- C.
Lime Juice
- D.
A Double Boiler
- 7.What is "tahini"?
- A.
An Indian Spice
- B.
Sesame Seed Paste
- C.
Lamb Pate
- D.
A Mediterranean Fish
- 8.What is the main flavoring agent in a Mornay Sauce?
- A.
Bechamel
- B.
Asparagus
- C.
Gruyere Cheese
- D.
Milk
- 9.What is "Lihaperunasoselaatikko"?
- A.
A Boxed Potato/Meat Stew
- B.
Wine
- C.
A Type Of Cracker
- D.
A Dessert
- 10.A ganache is a combination of cream and what?
- A.
Eggs
- B.
Butter
- C.
Cheese
- D.
Chocolate
- 11.What is Garam Masala?
- A.
An Italian Dessert Wine
- B.
A Blend Of Spices
- C.
Herb Made From Crushed Dried Leaves Of The Vine
- D.
A Measuring Spoon
- 12.What is the main ingredient in a "Boxty"?
- A.
Eggs
- B.
Potatoes
- C.
Flour
- D.
Rice
- 13.What is the main ingredient in the Malaysian dish called Nasi Lemak?
- A.
Rice Cooked In A Curried Stew
- B.
Beef Cooked In Coconut Milk
- C.
Beef Cooked In A Curried Stew
- D.
Rice Cooked In Coconut Milk
- 14.What are the two main ingredients in the Scottish dish "stovies"?
- A.
Bacon And Eggs
- B.
Potatoes And Turnip
- C.
Beef And Herring
- D.
Potatoes And Onions
- 15.What is "Leberkas"?
- A.
A German Dish
- B.
A Mexican Dish
- C.
An Italian Dish
- D.
A Portuguese Dish
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