Which of these would you not typically find in an antipasti platter?

Cooking Trivia / November 24, 2024

Gelati. In Italian, "gelato" means "frozen".

What is the name of the rooster on boxes of Kellogg's "Corn Flakes"?

Cooking Trivia / November 24, 2024

Cornelius. In 1907, one of the ad campaigns for Kellogg's Corn Flakes offered a free box of cereal to every woman who would wink at her grocer.

A "frappe" is a drink that always contains what ingredient?

Cooking Trivia / November 23, 2024

Crushed Ice. Starbucks re-popularized the "frappe" by introducing the "Frappuccino".

What vegetable is the base ingredient for gazpacho soup?

Cooking Trivia / November 23, 2024

Tomato. Gazpacho is a cold Spanish tomato-based soup.

Which food is fat free and high in both Vitamin C and potassium?

Cooking Trivia / November 22, 2024

Potato. Yukon Gold potatoes were introduced in 1981.

What is the process for soaking meat in salted water to increase flavor before cooking called?

Cooking Trivia / November 22, 2024

Brining. Brining began as a way to preserve meats and fish before there were refrigerators.