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- 2. A vegetable classification that includes onions, garlic, and shallots.
- 5. A group of fruits characterized by a thick rind and segmented flesh, like oranges and lemons.
- 6. Seafood classification that includes oysters, mussels, and clams.
- 8. The general term for edible internal organs of an animal.
- 11. A French term for a mixture of fat and flour, used as a base for sauces.
- 12. A French term for a concentrated broth or juice, often served with roasted meats.
- 13. A preparation method for fruits or vegetables involving removing the skin.
- 14. A preparation method for baked goods where the crust is partially baked before filling.
- 18. A cooking method often used for root vegetables or potatoes in an oven.
- 19. A French term meaning "set in place," referring to the preparation of ingredients before cooking.
- 22. A culinary technique for combining ingredients gently, often with a spatula.
- 24. A culinary technique where butter and sugar are beaten together until light and fluffy.
- 26. A culinary technique where liquid is poured over roasting meat to keep it moist.
- 27. A type of fruit, like a peach or plum, with a hard pit in the center.
- 28. The classification for fruits like grapes or kiwifruit that grow on climbing plants.
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- 1. Meat from a calf (young cow).
- 3. A French term for a bundle of herbs, often tied together, used to flavour stocks or sauces.
- 4. Meat from an adult sheep.
- 6. A preparation method where ingredients are combined by stirring or beating.
- 7. The process of cooking food quickly in a small amount of fat over high heat.
- 9. A French culinary term meaning "with cheese" or "gratinated."
- 10. A culinary technique where food is cooked in liquid at boiling point.
- 15. The process of applying a shiny coating to food, often sweet or savoury.
- 16. Meat from a cow or steer.
- 17. A large, fleshy fruit with a high water content, like a watermelon or cantaloupe.
- 20. Meat from a pig.
- 21. The meat from a deer.
- 23. The term for meat from a young sheep.
- 24. Seafood classification that includes shrimp, crab, and lobster.
- 25. A fish that has eyes on one side of its head and swims horizontally along the seabed.
