There is no end to culinary quizzes because there is no end to interesting things to have and use and eat and do in the kitchen. Test your knowledge of a bit of the language of cooking.
I have been collecting baseball caps for several years. It is always nice to go through the collection. Rifle through the various caps with me and see if you recognise them by the company logo on them.
The day I was invited to the laboratories of the mysterious and eccentric Professor Herb Spicenracker was a day I would never forget. See what happened when I took a trip in the contraption which was only to be known as 'The Thyme Machine'.
How well have you mastered the curious and global terminology used in the kitchen? Here is yet another opportunity to test your knowledge of things culinary.
Bianca, a friend of mine, has sent me to the grocery store with a list that I thought was going to be useful, but all it really says is "the white stuff." How am I going to know what the *right* white stuff is? Aha, I know: you're coming with me!
Here's a little quiz about ten foods that sound a heck of a lot more interesting in French than they do in English. Thanks to LeoDaVinci for the quiz title.
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