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- 1. Fermented, cooked soybeans made into a firm, dense cake with a nutty flavour. Great for vegan menus
- 6. Put dry ingredient through a fine sieve
- 8. Combine ingredients without affecting the air in the mixture
- 15. Italian for 'Chickpea'
- 17. _____, also known as the razor clam
- 18. A flat fish, that has a place at the table
- 19. Type of rice used for risotto
- 21. Cooling counter balance sauce for spicy Indian dishes
- 22. Popular cooking style, Nose to ____
- 23. Known particularly around Florida and the Caribbeans for making delicious fritters
- 26. Also identified as Pulpo
- 27. Tender young calf, 1-3 months old
- 28. A la _____, French garnish of carrots
- 29. Spanish for 'Cheese'
- 32. Spit grilled pork make up the meat in Tacos Al ______
- 33. Blue ______ cheese, Stilton for example
- 35. Red leaf, Italian chicory with bold, bitter notes
- 38. Thicker than yogurt, salted and strained and originates from the Levant
- 40. Hard for Pavlova, soft for Baked Alaska
- 42. Crescent shaped blade with vertical wooden handles. Nigella likes to use one
- 44. Indonesian fried rice dish, ____ Goreng
- 45. To plunge food into hot water briefly, and then into cold water to interrupt cooking
- 48. Japanese for 'Trusting' Put your trust in the sushi chef. Essentially a tasting menu
- 50. Also knows as 'Pigs feet'
- 55. Dish made with the tail end of the tenderloin; Tournedos _______
- 57. Mexican green tomato
- 58. Translates as 'smothered'
- 60. Highly seasoned, pickled vegetable relish. Served with a slice of terrine perhaps
- 64. Inserting fat into a special needle and threading it through the meat
- 65. Japanese for 'Chopsticks'
- 69. Large migratory fish, known for its flesh but more for its roe
- 70. Also known as Courgette
- 73. Italian bread stick originating in Turin
- 75. Served with aioli and spiced tomato sauce: Patatas _______
- 76. To partially cook a food that will be finished later
- 77. Fruit that is synonymous with luxury and hospitality
- 79. Special bread prepared for Jewish holidays, often braided
- 80. An enriched French bread with high egg and butter content, had a good run as a burger bun
- 83. Greek spinach pie
- 84. Coconut flavored egg nog from Puerto Rico
- 85. Small, plump game bird not eviscerated as entrails are considered a delicacy
- 87. Young, edible, tightly coiled fern frond. Seasonal availability
- 89. Spanish for 'Orange'
- 91. Classic French garnish for fish like Sole, involving grapes
- 92. Long, small, white, mushrooms, clumped together like under cooked spaghetti
- 93. Bechamel derivative, containing crayfish
- 94. Preserve containing the rind of Seville oranges, good on toast
- 95. Ground beef in the UK
- 96. Strongly flavoured garlic mayonnaise from Provence, France also a mother sauce in Spain
- 97. is used to make File powder, used in Gumbos
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- 2. Young hen, less than one year old
- 3. Herb belonging to the mint family
- 4. Chinese dumpling, perfect in soup
- 5. Pork salumi product, from Calabria. Highly seasoned and spreadable too
- 7. Form of clarified butter
- 9. Also known at St. Peter's fish, John ____
- 10. The name for the skin that forms on top of soy milk when heated
- 11. When natural fat is absent, tying fat like bacon around a joint of meat to add fat, and heat protection and moisture
- 12. ____ Gras
- 13. Polish specialty dumpling, can be savory or sweet
- 14. Derivative mother sauce, containing blood orange, juice and/or rind. Used for green beans or asparagus for example
- 15. Small, decorative food usually eaten in one bite
- 16. French for 'Lemon'
- 20. Type of rice used for Paella
- 23. Popular Mexican cheese
- 24. Also known as Rambutan
- 25. German for 'Sugar'
- 30. Also a movie, Fried green ________
- 31. Spanish word for 'Beans'
- 34. _______ Muffin
- 36. The other name for starfruit
- 37. ____ Log or Buche-De Noel
- 39. Bi Bim ___, Korean rice dish
- 41. Rollmops are this type of fish
- 43. Sausage of French origin used in Cajun cuisine
- 45. Indirect heat transfer method: ____ Marie
- 46. Tube-shaped shells of fried pastry dough, filled with a sweet, creamy filling containing ricotta
- 47. Processed white fish that is made into imitation crab legs
- 49. Angler fish, or Sea Devil known as 'poor man's lobster' (ugly too!)
- 51. Green onion, spring onion or ________
- 52. Creole spiced rice dish
- 53. Japanese term referring to small, marinated pieces of chicken on skewers that are then grilled
- 54. Blackstrap ________
- 56. Greek sauce, consisting of yogurt, cucumber, dill, and garlic
- 59. North African hot chili pepper paste
- 61. The 'chameleon of the sea'
- 62. Almond confection, used in pastry applications
- 63. Satsuma orange, or language spoken in China
- 66. Also known as the European flat oyster
- 67. French for 'Ham'
- 68. Italian for 'Sugar'
- 71. Classic sauce for Eggs Benedict
- 72. Served as an appetizer, fried triangular pastries filled with vegetables or meat broth
- 74. Root vegetable known as the 'oyster plant'
- 78. Writer Brillat-_______, or a variation on a baba cake
- 81. Sandwich: Corned beef, Swiss cheese, sauerkraut, and sourdough rye. Served hot or cold. Russian dressing suggested!
- 82. The delicious bottom crust of the paella
- 86. Greek for 'Joy of the mountain' also known as wild marjoram
- 88. Simple French mollusc dish; ______ Frites
- 90. Famous culinary family, also a classic base for sauces
