Food Flashcards
Hungarian meat stew
Goulash
Indian Relish
Chutney
Russian Beet Soup
Borscht
Russian Beef and Sour Cream Dish
Beet Stroganoff
Polish or Yugoslavian Sausage
Kielbasa
Italian corn meal pudding
Polenta
Italian “Thick Soup”
Ministrone
Italian “little tongue” noodles
Linguini
Italian “little Worm” noodles
Vermicelli
Italian custard
zabaglione
Italian sausage
salami
Italian rice soup
risotto
Italian potato dumplings
gnocchi
Italian veal and ham dish
saltimbocca
Italian sauce with pine nuts
pesto
Italian “springtime” pasta
Pasta primavera
Italian “before meal” appetizer
Antipasto
Italian ice cream
gelato
german popular veal dish
wiener schnitzel
german cherry soup
kirsch
german sausage
knockwurst
german cabbage dish
sauerkraut
german pot roast marinated in vinegar
sauerbraten
german pastry with apples, cherries, and cheese
strudel
german peppery rabbit stew
hasenpfeffer
French salad containing greens, olive, tuna and potatoes
salade nicoise
French molded gelatin salad
aspic
French leek and potato soup
vichysoisse
French chowder with several kinds of fish
bouillabasse
French finely cut raw beef dish
steak tartare
French beef tenderloin, made for two
chateaubriand
French paste with goose liver
pate de fois gras
French relish from eggplant
ratatouille
French egg and bacon dish
quiche lorraine
French buttery sponge cake
madaline
French sauce with egg yolk, and butter
hollandaise
hollandaise sauce with tarragon and vinegar
bearnaise
French orange flaming dish
crepes suzette
roast beef covered with pate de fois gras and puff pastry
beef wellington
greek lamb dish
souvlaki
greek popular beef sandwich
gyro
former ottoman empire dish with eggplant
moussaka
Japanese meat and vegetable dish in a shallow iron pot
sukiyaki
Japanese mushroom
shitake
Japanese beef
kobe
Japanese noodles
soba
jewish stuffed egg pancake
blintze
mid-east processed wheat found in tabbouleh
bulgur (wheat berries)
mid-eastern paste with sesame seeds
tahini
mid-east thin sliced dough
phyllo
Algerian or north African steamed semolina dish
couscous (granules of durum wheat)
Mediterranean honey, nut, and filo pastry
baklava
English “modest” pie
humble pie
English popover
Yorkshire pudding
Scottish Tea Treat
Scone
Scottish Dish of sheep innards and oatmeal
Haggis
Spanish cold tomato soup
gazpacho
Mexican sausage
chorizo
Mexican spicy chocolate sauce
mole
Mexican tripe soup
minuto
cheese on toast
welsh rarebit
baked ice cream and sponge cake dessert
baked alaska
PA dutch apple dessert
apple pan dowdy
flaming cherries dessert
cherries jubiliee
flaming banana dessert
bananas foster
Hawaiian taro root dish
poi
thai shrimp soup
tom yum goong
corn served with the hull and germ removed
hominy
Cajun Stew with ham
Jambalaya
Creole stew
gumbo
Chinese cabbage
Bok Choy
Marzipan paste nut
almond
hazel nuts
filberts
triangular amazon nut
Brazil Nut
Praline nut
pecan
chickpeas
garbonzo beans
Soy milk or soybean curd
tofu
tofu legume
soy bean
cooking banana
plantain
lens shaped legume, high in protein
lentils
pig intestines
chitlins
corned beef and lima beans dish
succhotash
beef soup made from the tail
ox tail soup
brunswick stew meat
squirrel
turkey gravy or turkey innards
giblets
pumpernickel grain
rye
tapioca root
casaba
fried squid
calamari
source of caviar
sturgeon
“elastic” protein found in wheat
gluten
raw material for chocolate
cacao bean
combined coffee and chocolate
mocha
Course ground grain of durham wheat
semolina
nondigestible food
fiber
picked beef
corned beef
controversial fat substitute
olestra
red-leaf salad ingredient
radicchio
ricotta liquid
whey
jelly thickener
pectin
scientific name for sugar
sucrose
fruit sugar
fructose
milk sugar
lactose
black strap sweetener
molasses (by-product of the refining of sugarcane or sugar beets into sugar.)
fruit and nut cereal introduced in 19th century
mueslix
dutch cheese with wax coating
gouda
English blue cheese
Stilton
French cream cheese
neufchatel
Greek salad cheese
feta
“King of Cheeses”
Brie
Pizza cheese used as string cheese
Mozzarella
Austrian Celebrity Chef
Wolfgang Puck
BAM! celebrity chef
Emeril Lagasse
The French Chef TV star
Julia Child
She Wrote the Joy of Cooking
Iram Raumbauer
Ranting Scottish Chef
Gordon Ramsay
Japanese/American TV Cooking Show
The Iron Chef
Expensive Yellow-Orange spice
Saffron
“Tasty” spice
Savory
Quill spice or red spice from inner bark of tree
cinnamon
Egg nog topper
Nutmeg
Nutmeg Coat Spice
Mace
Tobacco Spice from Madagascar used for toothaches
Cloves
Master Spice
Pepper
Hungarian Spice
Paprika
Jamaican Multi-flavored Spice
Allspice
Licorise-flavored seeds
anise
grass-like herb used to top potatoes
chives
Laurel tree food flavoring
Bay Leaf
Chinese Parsley or Coriander Leaves
Cilantro
Symbol of remembrance, Needle-shaped spice
Rosemary
Source of Digitalis
Foxglove
Indian Bitter Orange Spice
Turmeric
Marjoram
Oregano
“Sweet” annual aromatic herb
Basil
Spice and French Guiana Capital
Cayenne