Food & Cooking From Around The World Trivia
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We're sliding into the holidays.
And what better way to prepare
with some food and cooking
trivia.
I'm your host and head, chef
Brian Rollins, and this is the
dorky geeky.
Nerdy trivia podcast.
Every week, we offer up a
three-course meal of 10
questions.
Each, if you're looking for
rules, be sure to swing by dorky
geeky nerdy.com, / rules to Bone
up on them.
Okay.
Look.
Like the ovens preheated and all
our ingredients are prepped.
Let's get cooking.
The dorky round number one look,
hold on Blue translates to what?
In English.
The Blue Ribbon.
Number two, soaking food in a
liquid.
Usually acidic prior to cooking
is known as what.
Marination.
Number 3, what device began life
as George's barbecue kettle.
The Weber grill.
Number 4.
If someone is a pescatarian,
what type of animal can they
eat?
Fish.
Number 5, what dish is served
with rice sauces and seafood
such as squid eel tuna and
salmon?
Sushi.
Number six, train pigs are
useful in.
Rooting out what valuable food.
Truffles.
Number 7, in 1893, the US
Supreme Court ruled that what
food was a vegetable.
Tomatoes though.
Botanically speaking?
It's a fruit specifically, it's
a berry Number 8.
What French Canadian dish?
Consists of french fries cheese
curds, and brown gravy.
Poutine.
Number nine.
What variety of candy contains
cocoa, butter sugar and milk.
But no cocoa solids.
White chocolate.
Number 10, what is the proper
name for bowtie pasta?
Farfalle.
The geeky round number one.
What measurement is the
equivalent of two teaspoons?
A dessert spoon.
Number two, pickling is the
preserving of food in what two
liquids.
Brine or vinegar.
Number three.
If food is halal, it's safe to
eat under which religions
customs.
Islam.
Number four for a soup.
Consisting of broth, rice
noodles, herbs and meat hails
from what country.
Vietnam.
Number five, sweet potatoes,
come from Central and South
America yams.
However, come from what
continent?
Africa.
Number six, what cooking
technique gets its name from the
French for under vacuum.
Sous vide.
Number 7, what's to is thickened
with either okra or filé powder.
Gumbo.
Number 8, what confection was
originally called, fairy floss.
Cotton candy.
Number 9, which derogatory term
for the British originated when
they were the first culture,
determine a way to fight scurvy.
Limeys.
Number 10.
What type of salad is made from
celery apples, walnuts and
grapes in a mayonnaise sauce.
A waldorf salad.
Grab a snack, and let's look
over our book of the week.
This week, it's salt fat acid
heat.
Mastering the elements of good
cooking by salmon.
Nusrat In the tradition of the
joy of cooking and how to cook
everything comes Salt, Fat acid
heat and ambitious, new approach
to cooking by a major new
culinary voice.
Chef and writer seminoff Strat
has taught everyone from
professional chefs to middle
school.
Kids to author, Michael Pollan
to cook her revolutionary yet
simple philosophy Master the use
of just four elements salt which
enhances flavor fat, which
delivers flowers Flavor and
generates texture acid which
balances flavor and heat which
ultimately determines the
texture of food.
And anything, you cook will be
delicious by explaining the hows
and whys of good.
Cooking Salt, Fat acid heat will
teach and inspire a new
generation of cooks, how to
confidently, make better
decisions in the kitchen and
cook delicious meals with any
ingredients anywhere at any
time.
It's a fantastic book that's
helped me become a better.
Chef it also makes a great
holiday gift for the wannabe
cook in your life.
Okay?
Cleanse your palate.
And let's finish this feast the
nerdy round.
Number one, a traditional one of
what contains yellow mustard,
pork ham Swiss cheese and
pickles A Cuban sandwich.
Number to the ancient Greeks and
Romans used.
What to seal their wine
containers?
A layer of olive oil.
Corks didn't come into use until
the 1780s.
Number three, a fungus-like
organism called phytophthora
infestans, lead to what?
The Irish Potato Famine of 1845.
Number 4.
What is the chemical reaction
between amino acids and reducing
sugars?
That gives Brown food its
distinctive flavor.
The my yard reaction.
Number 5, fortune, cookies, are
not from China.
Where did they originate?
While the modern fortune cookie
took off in San Francisco, a
cookie containing a slip of
paper with a fortune on.
It first appeared in Kyoto Japan
and the 19th century.
Number 6 in what country is the
most expensive Big Mac sold.
Switzerland, the cheapest is
India where it's made from lamb
and called the Maharaja Mac.
Number seven, what vegetables
are considered the Holy Trinity
in Cajun cuisine.
Onions, celery and bell pepper.
Number 8, what is the most
consumed meat on the planet?
Chicken.
Number 9 which Entertainer
invented the Jelly Bean and
pickle sandwich.
As a joke, only to discover, he
actually liked it.
Weird.
Al Yankovic.
Number 10, which Western
delicacy has an odor clinically
indistinguishable from sweaty
socks.
Aged cheddar cheese.
Anyone else hungry?
I know, I am, as I mentioned
before, the book of the week is
a great gift, as are all our
books of the week.
Be sure to check them out.
As you're doing your gift
shopping, it helps keep their
microphones on in the website
simmering next week, we're back
into an old familiar favorite.
Here's your clue.
Released on July, 8th, 1999.
What?
Fantasy novel sold 68,000 copies
in just three days?
I'm your host Brian Rollins.
Thanks for listening and blown
up.
Petite.
When a u.s.
Expedition is attacked three
survivors, a professor, her
student and a soldier are saved
by a mysterious vessel.
The nominative, the enigmatic
Captain Nieto elects to keep the
captives aboard, requiring each
of their skills for his daring
Pursuits.
But as evidence of a rogue
submarine, alerts, the world's
navies, the captives must work
together to avoid void in
dilation.
Twenty thousand kilos under the
sea, is a fast-paced adventure
Thriller.
That's described as the classic
Disney adventure meets.
The Hunt for Red October.
Twenty thousand kilos Under the
Sea, a modern retelling of the
Jules Verne, classic written by
Richard Wickliffe, and narrated
by Brian Rollins available.
Right now, on Audible or iTunes.
Discover adventure and Madness,
beneath the waves.



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