All You Need Is Right Here Trivia Quiz

Answer: horseradish

While some Italian connoisseurs may add salami to their Cubano and others may choose to add lettuce or tomatoes, horseradish is definitely not an ingredient found in the Cubano sandwich. The Cubano originated in Cuba and found its way to America through Cuban American immigrants that settled in Florida.

Answer: huevos rancheros

Huevos rancheros is translated as "rancher's eggs" and originated as a popular breakfast dish on Mexican farms. Fortunately, it is a recipe that can be modified to please every cook, as many people enjoy adding sour cream, cheese, enchilada sauce, or lettuce.

Answer: muffuletta

Muffulettas are made on a wide variety of breads, ranging from focaccia to french roll subs, but they are commonly paired with sesame buns. Originating from the French Quarter in New Orleans, Louisiana, the sandwich also frequently includes a marinated olive salad.

Answer: Cobb salad

While the precise origins of the salad are unknown, it is believed to have originated in California during the late 1920s to the early 1930s. As if all of these ingredients weren't enough, many people pair it with a red-wine vinaigrette, while others choose a blue cheese dressing.

Answer: California roll

A California roll is typically an inside-out roll made with rice, nori, crab meat (or imitation crab meat), avocados, and cucumbers, as well as a dusting of tobiko (flying fish roe). The Philadelphia roll features a combination of cream cheese, salmon and cucumber, while the Spider Roll has a variety of ingredients, such as deep-fried soft shell crab and a combination of avocado, cucumber, spicy mayo, nori, rice, and daikon.

The Tijuana roll, on the other hand, features nori, rice, yellowtail tuna and thinly sliced jalapeno peppers.

Answer: Chicago-style hot dogs

Hot dogs are extremely versatile, but none of them is as well known as the Chicago Dog. This "dragged through the garden" hot dog creation can never include ketchup, which is considered sacrilege to the people of Chicago, who have cherished this combination for nearly 100 years.

Answer: cioppino

Cioppino is best served alongside some sourdough bread, as its San Francisco aficionados would say. Despite its Italian and Portuguese roots, it is considered an American dish, originating from San Francisco, and is made with a hearty base of tomatoes and wine. It is best served with a toasted baguette.

Answer: no

Back in the 1930s, the legislature in the state of Maine tried to ban the presence of tomatoes in New England Clam Chowder. This version of clam chowder has milk or cream as the main base, but it does not have tomatoes. Manhattan Clam Chowder, sometimes referred to as 'New York Clam Chowder,' however, is a tomato based chowder not to be confused with the creamy and hearty clam chowder of New England.

Answer: hummus

Guacamole's main ingredient is avocados and the main ingredient of muhammara is peppers. The main ingredient of baba ganoush, on the other hand, is eggplant. Hummus is an extremely versatile spread that can be modified to the tastes of every eater, as variations frequently include roasted red peppers, garlic, olives, or roasted pine nuts, as well as many others.

Answer: poblano pepper

Classic Cincinnati chili is served in five main ways, each corresponding to the amount of ingredients added to the chili. Two-way chili is just chili and spaghetti, while three-way adds the mound of cheddar, and four-way offers the choice of adding either beans or onions. Five-way Cincinnati chili, however, includes chili, spaghetti, cheddar cheese, onions, and beans; some also elect a sprinkling of oyster crackers to add some crunch.