November: Food and Nutrition
Across
- 2. A white liquid produced by cows (or other animals) that is drunk or used in cooking.
- 3. To combine two or more ingredients so they become evenly blended.
- 6. To cook food quickly in a small amount of hot oil or fat.
- 7. A soft, edible fungus that grows in clusters and is used in many dishes.
- 11. A long, green summer squash that is soft when cooked.
- 12. To heat sugar (or foods containing sugar) until it turns golden brown and sweet.
- 14. A red or yellow fruit that is often eaten raw in salads or cooked in sauces.
- 16. Small white or brown grains that are boiled or steamed as a side dish.
- 19. A clear, colorless liquid that we drink and use for cooking.
- 21. A thick, slippery liquid made from plants or olives, used for frying or dressing foods.
- 23. A round, white or brown object laid by birds; used as food, especially after being boiled, fried or scrambled.
- 24. Dark, salty liquid made from fermented soybeans; adds flavor to Asian dishes.
- 27. A sweet, crunchy vegetable that comes in green, red, yellow or orange colors.
- 28. To cook food over direct heat, usually on a metal rack or open flame.
Down
- 1. Fine powder made from grinding wheat; used to bake bread, cakes and pastries.
- 3. To soak food in a flavored liquid for a period of time before cooking.
- 4. A solid yellow fat made from cream; used for cooking, baking and spreading.
- 5. A creamy, slightly sour dairy product made by fermenting milk.
- 8. A thick slice of beef meat, usually grilled or pan‑fried.
- 9. To beat a liquid quickly with a wire‑looped tool, creating a smooth texture.
- 10. To cook food in an oven using dry, hot air.
- 13. Clear liquid made by simmering meat, bones or vegetables; used as a base for soups.
- 15. A round vegetable with layered skins; when sliced it releases a sharp, aromatic flavor.
- 17. An orange root vegetable that is crunchy and sweet when cooked.
- 18. A solid food made from curdled milk; comes in many flavors and textures.
- 20. To keep a liquid just below boiling, with tiny bubbles rising slowly.
- 22. To cook small pieces of food in a little hot oil, shaking the pan often.
- 25. A round fruit with red, green or yellow skin and a sweet‑tart taste.
- 26. One segment of a garlic bulb; used to add strong flavor to dishes.
- 27. To heat liquid until bubbles rise and the liquid turns into steam.