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- 4. – A green summer squash, also called courgette.
- 8. – To mix ingredients vigorously, e.g., eggs or cream.
- 9. – Cooked on a grill or gridiron over direct heat.
- 11. – A vegetable with a compact head of white florets.
- 13. – Cooked in hot oil or fat.
- 14. – A natural desire to satisfy bodily needs, especially for food.
- 16. – A buttery, flaky pastry of Austrian origin, shaped like a crescent.
- 17. – A pungent, spicy root used in cooking and medicine.
- 18. – A large marine crustacean with a hard shell and claws, prized as seafood.
- 20. – A sweet, deep-fried dough confection, often ring-shaped.
- 22. – A large saltwater fish commonly used in salads and sandwiches.
- 24. – A fungal growth, often edible, with a stem and cap.
- 25. – A purple vegetable, also known as aubergine.
- 27. – A common whitefish used in dishes like fish and chips.
- 28. – A large fish with pink flesh, rich in omega-3 fatty acids.
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- 1. – A dairy product made by fermenting milk with bacteria.
- 2. – A savory open pastry tart with a filling of eggs and cream.
- 3. – A small, fuzzy fruit with green flesh and black seeds.
- 5. – A component part of a dish or mixture.
- 6. – A liquid or semi-solid substance served with food to add flavor.
- 7. – A sweet, semi-solid food made from fruit juice and sugar.
- 8. – A meat-based sauce for pasta, originally from Italy.
- 10. – A thick sauce in which food is dipped before eating.
- 12. – Uncooked; in its natural state.
- 13. – Dietary material containing substances like cellulose, important for digestion.
- 15. – To remove the outer layer of a fruit or vegetable.
- 19. – A sea creature with eight tentacles and a soft body.
- 21. – A hard-shelled fruit of some plants, often edible.
- 23. – A green, pear-shaped fruit with a large seed and creamy flesh.
- 26. – Meat from a young calf, often used in gourmet dishes.
- 27. – To cut into small pieces with a knife.
