This document contains a series of questions and answers about various foods and drinks from around the world. It discusses different types of breads like pita, baguette, croissant and burek/börek that are popular in different regions. It also covers topics like who invented the sandwich, what country drinking chocolate was first introduced to, traditional fast foods like fish and chips and kebabs.
This document provides an overview of anise-flavored spirits from around the Mediterranean region. It discusses the key botanicals used such as anise, star anise, fennel, and licorice. It then profiles several specific anise spirits including Pastis from France, Ouzo from Greece, Arak from Lebanon, Raki from Turkey, and Sambuca from Italy. The document explores the history, production methods, and traditional serving practices of these spirits. It concludes with several modern cocktail recipes featuring these anise-flavored spirits.
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This document discusses typical Basque foods including cider, blood sausage, and potato omelette. Cider is a fermented alcoholic beverage made from apple juice traditionally consumed in cider houses. Blood sausage is a type of sausage made from cooked blood. A potato omelette recipe is also included, containing potatoes, eggs, onion, peppers, and garlic.
This document summarizes the festive events and accommodation options available at the Crowne Plaza Marlow hotel over the Christmas period in 2010. It includes details on Christmas party nights with buffets and entertainment from December 3rd to 21st, as well as Christmas Day lunch and Boxing Day brunch. New Year's Eve celebrations include a gala buffet or Bollywood-themed ball. Private dinner parties for up to 270 guests can also be arranged. The hotel offers overnight stays throughout the period and gift vouchers for spa packages and meals.
The document is a guide to making cocktails and non-alcoholic drinks during the COVID-19 pandemic. It includes 38 cocktail recipes categorized by base spirit (vodka, gin, agave, rum, etc.), along with 17 bar syrup recipes. The author provides brief descriptions and histories for each drink. Their goal is to spread joy through creative libations during uncertain times and help people recreate the fun of bartending at home. Readers are encouraged to experiment with the recipes.
The document is a newsletter from Bungalower.com that provides information on upcoming local events in Orlando for the month of January, recipes from local restaurants, book recommendations from the Orange County Library System, and health tips. It features summaries of over 10 events happening in early January, including heritage celebrations, art festivals, food festivals, concerts, and a Jurassic World live show. It also includes a multi-step butternut squash flan recipe from Vinia Wine and Kitchen and advertisements for local organizations.
Coffees from Around the World lists and describes popular coffee drinks from different countries. It discusses espresso in Italy which should be drunk standing up in a cafe. Turkish kahvesi is a traditional Turkish coffee served in a cezve pot that is dark and distinct. Cafe de olla from Mexico is cinnamon infused and sweetened with piloncillo sugar. Indian filter coffee or kaapi is very potent and traditionally mixed with milk and sugar. The article also mentions flat whites from Australia and New Zealand and melanges from Austria before concluding with Irish coffee, a hot cocktail of coffee, Irish whiskey and cream from Ireland.
This document discusses several coffee shops in Austin, Texas that are popular options for coffee, drinks, and snacks. Halcyon is a coffee shop and bar located downtown that offers a relaxed atmosphere. Dolce Vita is an espresso and gelato bar near Hyde Park that makes Italian-style gelato and desserts on site. Mozart is a multi-level coffee house on Lake Austin that roasts its own coffee and has indoor and outdoor seating with views of the lake.
This document provides an overview of anise-flavored spirits from around the Mediterranean region. It discusses the key botanicals used such as anise, star anise, fennel, and licorice. It then profiles several specific anise spirits including Pastis from France, Ouzo from Greece, Arak from Lebanon, Raki from Turkey, and Sambuca from Italy. The document explores the history, production methods, and traditional serving practices of these spirits. It concludes with several modern cocktail recipes featuring these anise-flavored spirits.
this a seminar which covers a range of topics, 101 vodka, key facts about Ciroc and Ketel One vodka, Current Cocktail trends, Mixology 101 and 10 cocktails that you can have on your menu tomorrow
This document discusses typical Basque foods including cider, blood sausage, and potato omelette. Cider is a fermented alcoholic beverage made from apple juice traditionally consumed in cider houses. Blood sausage is a type of sausage made from cooked blood. A potato omelette recipe is also included, containing potatoes, eggs, onion, peppers, and garlic.
This document summarizes the festive events and accommodation options available at the Crowne Plaza Marlow hotel over the Christmas period in 2010. It includes details on Christmas party nights with buffets and entertainment from December 3rd to 21st, as well as Christmas Day lunch and Boxing Day brunch. New Year's Eve celebrations include a gala buffet or Bollywood-themed ball. Private dinner parties for up to 270 guests can also be arranged. The hotel offers overnight stays throughout the period and gift vouchers for spa packages and meals.
The document is a guide to making cocktails and non-alcoholic drinks during the COVID-19 pandemic. It includes 38 cocktail recipes categorized by base spirit (vodka, gin, agave, rum, etc.), along with 17 bar syrup recipes. The author provides brief descriptions and histories for each drink. Their goal is to spread joy through creative libations during uncertain times and help people recreate the fun of bartending at home. Readers are encouraged to experiment with the recipes.
The document is a newsletter from Bungalower.com that provides information on upcoming local events in Orlando for the month of January, recipes from local restaurants, book recommendations from the Orange County Library System, and health tips. It features summaries of over 10 events happening in early January, including heritage celebrations, art festivals, food festivals, concerts, and a Jurassic World live show. It also includes a multi-step butternut squash flan recipe from Vinia Wine and Kitchen and advertisements for local organizations.
Coffees from Around the World lists and describes popular coffee drinks from different countries. It discusses espresso in Italy which should be drunk standing up in a cafe. Turkish kahvesi is a traditional Turkish coffee served in a cezve pot that is dark and distinct. Cafe de olla from Mexico is cinnamon infused and sweetened with piloncillo sugar. Indian filter coffee or kaapi is very potent and traditionally mixed with milk and sugar. The article also mentions flat whites from Australia and New Zealand and melanges from Austria before concluding with Irish coffee, a hot cocktail of coffee, Irish whiskey and cream from Ireland.
This document discusses several coffee shops in Austin, Texas that are popular options for coffee, drinks, and snacks. Halcyon is a coffee shop and bar located downtown that offers a relaxed atmosphere. Dolce Vita is an espresso and gelato bar near Hyde Park that makes Italian-style gelato and desserts on site. Mozart is a multi-level coffee house on Lake Austin that roasts its own coffee and has indoor and outdoor seating with views of the lake.
This document summarizes typical foods, meals, and dining customs in Poland. It describes that Poles typically eat three meals a day: breakfast between 8-10 AM consisting of light foods like toast, coffee, and sandwiches; dinner around 4 PM as the main meal with soup, a main dish like meat and potatoes, and dessert; and supper at 7 PM with foods like cheese sandwiches, sausages, and fruit. It also mentions that Poles do grocery shopping at supermarkets, markets, or small corner shops, and that restaurants are for special occasions as they are expensive.
Old New Orleans Rum sources its molasses from Louisiana sugar cane and produces its rums in-house in New Orleans. It distills three main rums - Crystal, a light white rum made from molasses and charcoal filtered; Cajun Spice, a blend of homemade infusions for one month with a kick of spices; and Amber, a medium-bodied rum aged up to three years in charred American oak barrels. The company also produces Gingeroo, a premium ready-to-drink cocktail made with Old New Orleans Crystal Rum blended with spicy ginger and Louisiana sugar cane to create a bubbly and refreshing drink.
Bitters are spirits flavored with herbs, barks, roots, and fruits that result from both infusion and distillation processes. They are characterized by bitterness and are commonly consumed as aperitifs, digestifs, or correctifs. Some key bitters mentioned include Amer Picon from 1835 made with quinine, herbs, and orange; Angostura from 1825 used to stimulate troops and made from rum and spices; Byrrh from 1866 with a red wine and brandy base; Campari from 1867 known for its refreshing cocktail when mixed with vermouth; Fernet Branca from 1845 containing ginger and rhubarb; and Underberg from Germany with 43 aromatic herbs in a brandy base.
Christina Sosa, a Californian reporter, fulfills her lifelong dream of skydiving. The article provides information about her skydiving experience and directs readers to page E12 for more details. It also lists various local weekend events, including a Christmas parade, home tours as part of Chez Noel, international food tasting at the Kern County Museum, and several live performances.
The document discusses the traditional farmhouse brewing of maltøl beer in various regions of Norway. It provides details on the brewing processes used historically and in some places still today, including ingredients like malted barley, juniper, and distinctive kveik yeast strains. The document also outlines some of the cultural and social traditions surrounding farmhouse brewing in Norway.
What can Baristas learn from Bartenders and vice versa? Ever wondered the main difference between a cup of coffee made with percolation or cold pressing? Why do some styles of coffee pair with amaro, and others not?
Baristas carefully select the beans, grounding process and water to create morning libations vs Barmen that are looking for the best way to extract flavour from coffee beans through different techniques to boost their back bar spirit.
Join coffee guru Samuel Lewontin, GM of Everyman Espresso in NYC and discover the history of coffee, from Ethiopia to Turkey via Latin America and the evolution throughout the cocktail world and with Tristan Stephenson, author of the book: the curious barista, guide to coffee, dive into the world of coffee cocktails, from the Irish Coffee to the Espresso Martini and the Italian spirits expert explain Giuseppe Gallo, showcase the traditional caffe' corretto from Italy
Aperitifs are alcoholic beverages that are consumed before a meal to stimulate appetite. They originated from the Latin word "aperitivers" meaning "to open up". Common aperitifs include vermouths, bitters, and wines. Vermouth is an aromatized fortified wine flavored with herbs, spices, and botanicals. The two main types are dry white and sweet red varieties. Popular vermouth brands include Cinzano, Noilly Prat, and Punt e Mes. Bitters are spirits flavored with bitter herbs and roots that aid digestion. Well-known bitters include Campari, Angostura, and Jagermeister.
Beer is made from just four main ingredients - grain, water, hops, and yeast. However, brewers have developed over 70 distinct beer styles by varying the amounts and characteristics of these ingredients. The document provides an overview of the history and evolution of beer styles in the United States, from the early craft beer revolution in the 1980s to today's vast variety of styles influenced by traditions from around the world. It also summarizes the brewing process and roles of the four key ingredients.
This document contains a calendar of events for December 2016 and early 2017 at the Haycock Hotel, including prices. There are multiple party nights, lunches and dinners planned throughout the month, including Snowflake and Stars party nights, Christmas Day lunch options, New Year's Eve dinner dance, and winter wedding packages. Events range in price from £15-£100 per person. The document provides menus, descriptions and contact information for each event.
justcocktails.org provides bartending training, management training, business analysis and consultation, and event services to hospitality businesses around the world. Its mission is to promote better drinking experiences. The document discusses vodka, explaining that it is distilled from grains or potatoes to a high alcohol percentage, leaving it with very subtle flavors. It can be made anywhere but the best quality vodkas use high quality ingredients and multi-stage distillation and filtration processes.
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This document provides an overview of the history and brewing process of beer. It discusses that beer was brewed as early as 6000 years ago in Babylon, and was popular in China, Europe, and colonial America. The key ingredients in beer are water, hops, malt, and yeast. Different varieties and processing of these ingredients produce different flavors and colors in the final beer. The document also covers beer styles and how to properly evaluate the appearance, aroma, taste, and mouthfeel of different types of beers.
This document provides an overview and history of coffee production and consumption around the world. It discusses how coffee was discovered, the major coffee growing regions like Brazil, and popular styles of coffee in countries such as Turkey, Italy, France, and the United States. It also outlines the two main types of coffee beans, arabica and robusta, and notes some details about growing conditions for coffee plants.
Science Quiz for Biochemistry,Microbiology students and Medical Laboratory Te...SACHIN NARWADIYA
This document describes a science quiz competition with multiple choice and photo identification rounds. It provides the questions asked to different teams in each round, covering topics in general science, biology, chemistry, and laboratory techniques. The rounds progress from general questions to more specialized laboratory-based and identification questions. Scoring and rules for answering the questions within time limits are also outlined.
This document appears to be a quiz on gastrointestinal tract-related topics containing multiple choice questions, fill in the blank questions, and questions asking to identify structures, terms, people, and their contributions. There are over 60 questions covering a wide range of topics including the anatomy, physiology, histology and pathology related to the gastrointestinal tract.
InspiriaQ 2015 | North Bengal’s Biggest Quiz ContestInspiria
InspiriaQ is an Inter School Quiz Contest conducted by Inspiria Knowledge Campus, Siliguri. InspiriaQ was carried out across the schools of Siliguri, Darjeeling Hills, Jalpaiguri, Dooars and Sikkim. It is a written quiz contest designed for the students of XI and XII standard (all streams).
The document is an interactive quiz on normal chest radiology anatomy for undergraduate medical students. It covers identifying and evaluating various chest structures visible on x-rays, including the trachea, heart, diaphragm, lungs, ribs, and clavicles. For each structure, it provides prompts to check for abnormalities, discusses technical considerations, and allows the user to navigate between questions and answers.
The Quiz conducted by The Quiz Club ,Kottayam Medical College for the School students as a part of the Medical Exhibition 2015 on 24th September,2015 .
This document provides information on diseases of the gastrointestinal tract, beginning with diseases of the oral cavity. It discusses common inflammatory disorders like herpes labialis and aphthous stomatitis. It also covers benign and malignant tumors that can occur in the oral cavity, such as papilloma, fibroma, hemangioma, leukoplakia, and erythroplakia. It then discusses diseases that can affect other parts of the GI tract, including the esophagus, stomach, small intestine, large intestine, and salivary glands. For each organ, it outlines common congenital anomalies, inflammatory conditions, tumors, and other pathological entities. It also provides histological images and details on epidemi
This document summarizes typical foods, meals, and dining customs in Poland. It describes that Poles typically eat three meals a day: breakfast between 8-10 AM consisting of light foods like toast, coffee, and sandwiches; dinner around 4 PM as the main meal with soup, a main dish like meat and potatoes, and dessert; and supper at 7 PM with foods like cheese sandwiches, sausages, and fruit. It also mentions that Poles do grocery shopping at supermarkets, markets, or small corner shops, and that restaurants are for special occasions as they are expensive.
Old New Orleans Rum sources its molasses from Louisiana sugar cane and produces its rums in-house in New Orleans. It distills three main rums - Crystal, a light white rum made from molasses and charcoal filtered; Cajun Spice, a blend of homemade infusions for one month with a kick of spices; and Amber, a medium-bodied rum aged up to three years in charred American oak barrels. The company also produces Gingeroo, a premium ready-to-drink cocktail made with Old New Orleans Crystal Rum blended with spicy ginger and Louisiana sugar cane to create a bubbly and refreshing drink.
Bitters are spirits flavored with herbs, barks, roots, and fruits that result from both infusion and distillation processes. They are characterized by bitterness and are commonly consumed as aperitifs, digestifs, or correctifs. Some key bitters mentioned include Amer Picon from 1835 made with quinine, herbs, and orange; Angostura from 1825 used to stimulate troops and made from rum and spices; Byrrh from 1866 with a red wine and brandy base; Campari from 1867 known for its refreshing cocktail when mixed with vermouth; Fernet Branca from 1845 containing ginger and rhubarb; and Underberg from Germany with 43 aromatic herbs in a brandy base.
Christina Sosa, a Californian reporter, fulfills her lifelong dream of skydiving. The article provides information about her skydiving experience and directs readers to page E12 for more details. It also lists various local weekend events, including a Christmas parade, home tours as part of Chez Noel, international food tasting at the Kern County Museum, and several live performances.
The document discusses the traditional farmhouse brewing of maltøl beer in various regions of Norway. It provides details on the brewing processes used historically and in some places still today, including ingredients like malted barley, juniper, and distinctive kveik yeast strains. The document also outlines some of the cultural and social traditions surrounding farmhouse brewing in Norway.
What can Baristas learn from Bartenders and vice versa? Ever wondered the main difference between a cup of coffee made with percolation or cold pressing? Why do some styles of coffee pair with amaro, and others not?
Baristas carefully select the beans, grounding process and water to create morning libations vs Barmen that are looking for the best way to extract flavour from coffee beans through different techniques to boost their back bar spirit.
Join coffee guru Samuel Lewontin, GM of Everyman Espresso in NYC and discover the history of coffee, from Ethiopia to Turkey via Latin America and the evolution throughout the cocktail world and with Tristan Stephenson, author of the book: the curious barista, guide to coffee, dive into the world of coffee cocktails, from the Irish Coffee to the Espresso Martini and the Italian spirits expert explain Giuseppe Gallo, showcase the traditional caffe' corretto from Italy
Aperitifs are alcoholic beverages that are consumed before a meal to stimulate appetite. They originated from the Latin word "aperitivers" meaning "to open up". Common aperitifs include vermouths, bitters, and wines. Vermouth is an aromatized fortified wine flavored with herbs, spices, and botanicals. The two main types are dry white and sweet red varieties. Popular vermouth brands include Cinzano, Noilly Prat, and Punt e Mes. Bitters are spirits flavored with bitter herbs and roots that aid digestion. Well-known bitters include Campari, Angostura, and Jagermeister.
Beer is made from just four main ingredients - grain, water, hops, and yeast. However, brewers have developed over 70 distinct beer styles by varying the amounts and characteristics of these ingredients. The document provides an overview of the history and evolution of beer styles in the United States, from the early craft beer revolution in the 1980s to today's vast variety of styles influenced by traditions from around the world. It also summarizes the brewing process and roles of the four key ingredients.
This document contains a calendar of events for December 2016 and early 2017 at the Haycock Hotel, including prices. There are multiple party nights, lunches and dinners planned throughout the month, including Snowflake and Stars party nights, Christmas Day lunch options, New Year's Eve dinner dance, and winter wedding packages. Events range in price from £15-£100 per person. The document provides menus, descriptions and contact information for each event.
justcocktails.org provides bartending training, management training, business analysis and consultation, and event services to hospitality businesses around the world. Its mission is to promote better drinking experiences. The document discusses vodka, explaining that it is distilled from grains or potatoes to a high alcohol percentage, leaving it with very subtle flavors. It can be made anywhere but the best quality vodkas use high quality ingredients and multi-stage distillation and filtration processes.
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This document provides an overview of the history and brewing process of beer. It discusses that beer was brewed as early as 6000 years ago in Babylon, and was popular in China, Europe, and colonial America. The key ingredients in beer are water, hops, malt, and yeast. Different varieties and processing of these ingredients produce different flavors and colors in the final beer. The document also covers beer styles and how to properly evaluate the appearance, aroma, taste, and mouthfeel of different types of beers.
This document provides an overview and history of coffee production and consumption around the world. It discusses how coffee was discovered, the major coffee growing regions like Brazil, and popular styles of coffee in countries such as Turkey, Italy, France, and the United States. It also outlines the two main types of coffee beans, arabica and robusta, and notes some details about growing conditions for coffee plants.
Science Quiz for Biochemistry,Microbiology students and Medical Laboratory Te...SACHIN NARWADIYA
This document describes a science quiz competition with multiple choice and photo identification rounds. It provides the questions asked to different teams in each round, covering topics in general science, biology, chemistry, and laboratory techniques. The rounds progress from general questions to more specialized laboratory-based and identification questions. Scoring and rules for answering the questions within time limits are also outlined.
This document appears to be a quiz on gastrointestinal tract-related topics containing multiple choice questions, fill in the blank questions, and questions asking to identify structures, terms, people, and their contributions. There are over 60 questions covering a wide range of topics including the anatomy, physiology, histology and pathology related to the gastrointestinal tract.
InspiriaQ 2015 | North Bengal’s Biggest Quiz ContestInspiria
InspiriaQ is an Inter School Quiz Contest conducted by Inspiria Knowledge Campus, Siliguri. InspiriaQ was carried out across the schools of Siliguri, Darjeeling Hills, Jalpaiguri, Dooars and Sikkim. It is a written quiz contest designed for the students of XI and XII standard (all streams).
The document is an interactive quiz on normal chest radiology anatomy for undergraduate medical students. It covers identifying and evaluating various chest structures visible on x-rays, including the trachea, heart, diaphragm, lungs, ribs, and clavicles. For each structure, it provides prompts to check for abnormalities, discusses technical considerations, and allows the user to navigate between questions and answers.
The Quiz conducted by The Quiz Club ,Kottayam Medical College for the School students as a part of the Medical Exhibition 2015 on 24th September,2015 .
This document provides information on diseases of the gastrointestinal tract, beginning with diseases of the oral cavity. It discusses common inflammatory disorders like herpes labialis and aphthous stomatitis. It also covers benign and malignant tumors that can occur in the oral cavity, such as papilloma, fibroma, hemangioma, leukoplakia, and erythroplakia. It then discusses diseases that can affect other parts of the GI tract, including the esophagus, stomach, small intestine, large intestine, and salivary glands. For each organ, it outlines common congenital anomalies, inflammatory conditions, tumors, and other pathological entities. It also provides histological images and details on epidemi
1) Organ X is the vermiform appendix. A 67-year-old Malay woman presented with fever and right lower quadrant pain and was found to have a perforated appendix.
2) She underwent an appendectomy to remove the perforated appendix. Post-operatively, she is at risk for complications like an abdominal abscess.
3) Her management involved initial resuscitation, treatment of pain and fever, establishing the diagnosis of appendicitis, and an appendectomy followed by post-operative monitoring and treatment with IV antibiotics to prevent infection from the perforation.
The document contains a medical quiz with multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank questions about notable people and discoveries in medicine and science. Some of the individuals and discoveries identified include James Phipps, who was the first person vaccinated; Albert Sabin, who invented the polio vaccine; Ignaz Semmelweis, who discovered the importance of handwashing; and Jonty Rhodes, the cricketer who had epilepsy. The quiz covers topics in various medical disciplines including cardiology, immunology, neurology, and more.
A 49-year-old man presents with progressively worsening headaches, vomiting, and blurry vision over 3 months before having a seizure. Imaging shows a brain lesion. He undergoes surgical debulking followed by radiation and chemotherapy. The most likely diagnosis is glioblastoma multiforme based on the clinical presentation and management. Glioblastoma multiforme is an aggressive primary brain tumor that commonly causes seizures and neurological deficits. Prognosis is generally poor despite aggressive treatment.
The document contains a multiple choice pathology question test with 54 questions covering various topics in pathology including inflammation, neoplasia, pulmonary diseases, gastrointestinal diseases, and liver diseases. The questions assess knowledge of topics like the cellular and molecular mechanisms of acute and chronic inflammation, characteristics of different tumor types, features of diseases of various organ systems, and clinical presentations and histopathological findings associated with various diseases.
The document discusses various orthopedic injuries and conditions, including:
- Hip dislocations, which can be anterior, posterior, or central, and may occur after total hip arthroplasty in 1-4% of primary and 16% of revision cases. Closed reduction is usually attempted first.
- Elbow dislocations, which are usually posterior or posterior-lateral, and can be reduced through closed reduction involving traction and flexion. Complications may include stiffness, loose bodies, or heterotopic ossification.
- Benign and malignant bone tumors, with benign examples including osteoid osteoma, osteochondroma, and enchondroma, and malignant examples like osteosarcoma and chondros
- This document contains a 60 question quiz about medical facts and trivia that are not typically taught in medical school.
- The quiz includes multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank style questions testing knowledge about medical history, terminology, discoveries and more.
- Correct answers are needed to score points and resolve ties on the quiz.
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This document provides an overview of interpreting musculoskeletal x-rays, including key things to look for when examining x-rays of different bones and joints. It emphasizes examining two views of each joint, comparing views to previous x-rays, and looking for abnormalities in bone structure, joints, and soft tissues that could indicate fractures, structural anomalies, or degenerative conditions. The document then provides examples of normal and abnormal x-ray findings for many bones and joints throughout the body.
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The document contains quotes from Muhammad Ali emphasizing the importance of perseverance and courage in overcoming challenges to achieve success. It highlights that accomplishing goals requires taking risks and having the determination to continue training even when finding it difficult in order to become a champion.
Non-distilled beverages like beer, wine, cider and sake are produced through fermentation using microorganisms like yeast. Beer is made from barley, hops, water and sometimes sugars and undergoes a brewing process involving bottom or top fermenting. Sake is a rice-based beverage traditionally made in Japan through polishing, soaking, steaming and fermenting rice with the Aspergillus mold and yeast. Cider is produced from apples through washing, crushing, pressing, fermenting and sometimes flavoring. Moderate consumption of alcoholic beverages like red wine has been linked to potential heart health benefits due to antioxidants, while heavy drinking increases heart disease risk.
This document provides an overview of a beer 101 course. It discusses the history of beer from ancient times through the modern era. Key topics covered include the ingredients and brewing process, types of beers like ales and lagers, and health aspects. The course syllabus outlines assignments like midterm exams that involve matching glass types to pictures. Nutrition information notes both benefits of moderate beer consumption as well as risks of excess intake.
This document provides information on aperitifs and bitters. It begins by defining an aperitif as an alcoholic drink enjoyed before meals that is often fortified wine over 15% alcohol. Popular aperitifs include vermouth, port, and Campari. The word comes from the Latin word for "to open" and was popularized in Europe in the late 19th century. Production methods and popular brands from around the world are described. Different styles and countries where aperitifs are popular are also outlined. The document concludes by discussing bitters and some famous cocktails that feature aperitifs.
A presentation about the history of social drinking, people's need to bond and the drinking rituals they have created to help them celebrate life, work, death and just being able to get together
This document provides information about alcoholic drinks and setting up a home bar. It discusses the history of alcohol consumption dating back to ancient civilizations. It then provides details about different types of alcoholic beverages including wines, spirits, liqueurs, fortified wines, beers, and more. The document also includes a section about equipment needed for a home bar and types of glassware used to serve different drinks.
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Pecan Creek Winery produces wines from their estate vineyards in Muskogee, Oklahoma. They grow grapes, make wine, and bottle it on site. The winery hosts various events like wine dinners, a 5K run, and a annual grape stomp. They experiment with winemaking techniques and track each step of wine production.
Pecan Creek Winery 2023 in Pictures Presentationlancepinn45
Pecan Creek Winery produces wines from their estate vineyards in Muskogee, Oklahoma. They grow grapes, make wine, and bottle it on site. The winery hosts various events like wine dinners, a 5K run, and a annual grape stomp. They experiment with winemaking techniques and track each step of wine production.
Pecan Creek Winery 2023 in Pictures Presentationslancepinn45
Pecan Creek Winery produces wines from their estate vineyards in Muskogee, Oklahoma. They grow grapes, make wine, and bottle it on site. The winery hosts various events like wine dinners, a 5K run, and a annual grape stomp. They experiment with winemaking techniques and track each step of wine production.
The brewery was opened in 1900 by Thomas Alexander Sadler and supplied pubs run by the Sadler family for over 100 years until brewing stopped in 1927. Thomas's grandson John and great-grandson Chris Sadler reopened the brewery in 2004, keeping the family brewing tradition alive for over four generations. The brewery produces a variety of beers and offers brewery tours and "Brew a Beer Day" experiences so visitors can sample their products and learn about the brewing process.
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This document provides an introduction and brief descriptions of various alcoholic beverages including schnapps, arrack, calvados, fraise, framboise, grappa, marc, ouzo, questech, tequila, and sake. It describes what each drink is, where it originates from, and key facts such as typical alcohol percentage and production process.
This document lists various alcoholic beverages and drinking traditions from different countries. It provides information on the typical poisons of choice in Peru (pisco, beer), Turkey (rakı), Czech Republic (beer), Canada (sour toe cocktail, moose milk, bloody caesar, maple liqueur, ice wine), Kazakhstan (kumis), Colombia (aguardiente), Japan (shōchū, saké), Hungary (pálinka), Australia (schooners), Ukraine (horilka), Holland (jenever), Russia (vodka), and Sweden (aquavit). It also includes various toasting phrases and traditions associated with drinking in these countries.
Cocktail garnishes add visual appeal and flavor to drinks. Common garnishes include fruit slices, cherries, and olives. Rum drinks often use tropical garnishes while tequila favors citrus. Gin and vodka drinks usually have simple garnishes unless fruity. Whiskey drinks tend to be unadorned. Proper garnish preparation involves clean knives and storage under refrigeration. Making orange garnishes includes slicing, twisting, and zesting techniques. Flamed zest releases aromatic oils.
This course provides training on beer, spirits, Port and Madeira wines, and cocktails. It aims to enhance participants' knowledge of fermentation processes, major beer and spirit varieties, and 25 classical cocktails. The goals are to improve ability to discuss beverages knowledgeably with guests and foster continued interest in bars and beverages. The 801 Chophouse Bar displays fine spirits and emphasizes knowledgeable, enthusiastic staff and an excellent appearance with clean, well-stocked and organized shelves and coolers. Beer is produced through mashing, washing, boiling, and fermentation processes. Important beer styles include ales, lagers, and hybrids which vary by ingredients and brewing methods.
The document provides information on new vodka, cocktail, and spirits products for summer. Svedka introduced a Cucumber Lime flavored vodka using a 11th century distillation process with Swedish wheat and water. Skyy launched two infused vodkas with Honeycrisp apple and tropical mango flavors. Deep Eddy released a peach flavored vodka infused with real peach flavors and aromas. Bacardi launched a "no straw" initiative to reduce plastic waste from straws.
This document provides information on types of beverages divided into non-alcoholic and alcoholic categories. Non-alcoholic beverages include tea, coffee, aerated water, mineral water, squashes/cordials/syrups, juices, and mocktails. Tea is prepared from Camellia sinensis leaves and buds and comes in varieties like green, black, and herbal teas. Coffee is available in espresso, cafe au lait, and cappuccino styles. Aerated waters can be carbonated, soda, or flavored. Procedures for preparing and serving different non-alcoholic beverages are also outlined. Alcoholic beverages discussed include wine, beer, spirits,
This document provides information on types of beverages divided into non-alcoholic and alcoholic categories. Non-alcoholic beverages include tea, coffee, aerated water, mineral water, squashes/cordials/syrups, juices, and mocktails. Tea is prepared from Camellia sinensis leaves and buds and comes in varieties like green, black, and herbal teas. Coffee is available in espresso, cafe au lait, and cappuccino styles. Aerated waters can be carbonated, soda, or flavored. Procedures for preparing and serving different non-alcoholic beverages are also outlined. Alcoholic beverages discussed include wine, beer, spirits,
Absinthe is a highly alcoholic, distilled spirit derived from botanicals including grand wormwood, green anise, and sweet fennel. It is traditionally bottled at a high alcohol percentage but diluted with water before drinking. The dilution causes the drink to take on an opalescent, cloudy appearance known as the louche. Absinthe was banned in the early 20th century due to beliefs that its key ingredient, thujone, was psychoactive and harmful. While absinthe remains illegal in some countries, it has experienced a revival in recent decades.
Ashura is celebrated on the ninth and tenth days of Muharram through fasting, reflection and meditation. It commemorates the salvation of Jews from the Pharaoh and Muhammad's pledge to fast for two days instead of one in remembrance, though he died before fulfilling this. For Muslims, Ashura also celebrates Noah's ark coming to rest on Mount Ararat and his family celebrating with Ashura, a pudding made from remaining grains, fruits and nuts on the ark. Ashura is a nutritious dessert high in vitamins, minerals, grains, legumes, fruits and nuts, providing around 400 calories per serving.
This project received funding from the European Commission. However, the views expressed in this document are solely those of the author and not necessarily of the Commission. The document then discusses Turkish delight and biscuits.
This year the narrator had Christmas dinner at their granny's house with their parents instead of the whole lively family getting together due to difficulties. The granny is a lovely cook who uses a coal stove and clay pots to make traditional dishes like roast beef, cod, ham, cheese, and smoked meat for Christmas Eve dinner. The next day, the narrator and their parents went to their grandpa's house where they ate paella made by Uncle Alberto, who loves cooking, for Christmas lunch along with other relatives.
This document provides a tour of IES La Quintana, highlighting several key locations and features of the school including a medieval tower with a ghost, the school library, a technical workshop showcasing student work, vocational health care training facilities like a dental workshop and hospital, and spaces for indoor and outdoor recreational activities like basketball and traditional games.
This document provides travel information for getting to and staying in Asturias, Langreo in Spain. It details that one can travel there by plane, bus, or train from Madrid and then take buses or trains within Asturias to get to the school, IES La Quintana, and nearby hotels - the 4-star Langrehotel in La Felguera about 10 minutes from the school by bus or train, or the hostel El Florán in Sotrondio about 15 minutes by bus from the school. It provides locations and travel times between Oviedo, La Felguera, the school, and the hotels.
Katuk is a traditional Bulgarian dairy product made from sheep's milk that is boiled, cooled, and aged to thicken and develop a sour-salty taste. The document provides a recipe and instructions for making katuk at home using 5 liters of fresh sheep's milk, sheep yogurt, cheese leaven, salt, and aging it to develop its signature flavor over several months. It also presents several recipes for dishes incorporating katuk, such as with roasted peppers, walnuts, or garlic.
Kabiyuk stud farm in Bulgaria was founded in 1864 and celebrates its 150th anniversary in 2014. It currently breeds around 300 horses of various breeds developed at the farm over the years, including Arabian, Thoroughbred, and Bulgarian breeds. Each year about 80 foals are born and over 70 horses are sold domestically and abroad.
Pliska was the capital of the First Bulgarian Empire from 681 to 893 AD and the site of an important archaeological reserve. It was an large medieval city that is now preserved as an open-air museum, with remains including fortress walls, palaces, temples, and a grand basilica. Artifacts in the on-site museum trace the pagan and
This document provides recipes for a cold salad, sweet and sour vegetable soup, leek and feta cheese patties, and a chicken and potato main dish. The cold salad is made with cabbage, lettuce, tomatoes, feta cheese, olive oil, pepper and salt. The sweet and sour vegetable soup contains carrots, parsnips, parsley, celery, bay leaf, sour cream, lemon juice, olive oil, salt and pepper. The leek and feta cheese patties are made with leek, flour, egg, tomato paste, olive oil, feta cheese, and basil. The chicken and potato main dish uses chicken breast, young potatoes, and a marinade of lemon juice, honey, pepper,
The document discusses foreign influences on Croatian cuisine from Hungary, Italy, and the Ottoman Empire. Croatian cuisine shares many dishes with Hungarian cuisine like sarma, paprika dishes, and goulash due to historical union between the two countries. Italian influence introduced foods like pizza, pasta dishes, and tiramisu through trading and religious connections, especially in Istra and Venice. The Ottoman Empire influenced desserts and drinks including baklava, Turkish coffee, rakija, and yogurt. Linguistic influences from these cultures are also still apparent in some Croatian words.
The survey results from the "History in Our Kitchen" Comenius project showed that:
- Participants primarily used the internet and speaking with others to research traditional recipes.
- The project helped 50% of students understand their nation's traditions through research, practice, and communication, while 33% focused on research.
- 57% said the project helped students understand the importance of holidays and festivities through observation, participation, communication, and exchanging gifts.
- Most participants said the project emphasized the importance of using foreign languages during mobility experiences.
- Two-thirds of participants learned new IT skills through various project tasks over two years, while one-third already had necessary skills.
1. This project report summarizes a Comenius partnership project from 2013-2015 that researched traditional recipes and cultural influences from different European countries. Schools from 11 countries participated.
2. The project successfully researched traditional recipes and the historical changes that impacted each country's culture, finding many similarities. Participants enhanced language, IT, and organizational skills.
3. The project resulted in an eCookbook of traditional recipes, articles, social media pages, events and materials to share cultural heritage while developing skills. All planned outcomes were achieved.
This document provides a glossary of ingredients used in traditional cuisines from several European countries. It lists common proteins, vegetables, herbs, and other ingredients found in dishes from countries like Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Spain, Romania, Turkey, and the UK. For each cuisine, it provides the names of popular ingredients in both English and the local language. The goal is to educate about ingredients used in different regional European cooking traditions.
Romania means many things to the author, including beautiful natural landscapes, a rich history seen in its outstanding castles and palaces, and famous people such as painters, poets, composers, and inventors. It also means the culture and traditions of the country, such as traditional clothing, dances, ceramics, and cemeteries. Most importantly, Romania means home. The document goes on to describe the city of Targoviste, the old capital of Wallachia known for its royal court and church from the 14th-17th centuries, as well as its current cultural attractions as a center for museums and theaters.
1) The document summarizes the author's visit to Greece as part of a Comenius project involving schools from several European countries.
2) During the visit, the author learned about Greek school life and culture through presentations, museum tours, and visits to historical and cultural sites around Xanthi including an amphitheater and old town.
3) The author was impressed by Greek nature, cuisine, and the warm hospitality of the Greek people, and was grateful for the opportunity to learn about Greek history and culture through the school exchange project.
Nelita from Bulgaria visited Greece as part of a Comenius project involving schools from several European countries. During her visit to a school in Xanthi, Greece, she and her classmates gave presentations about their home countries in the beautiful school library. They also saw an exhibition of Lego robots made by students and visited an archaeological museum displaying ancient artifacts. Nelita's group was excited to sit in an ancient Greek amphitheater where performances were once held. In the evening, they dined at a restaurant to experience traditional Greek cuisine.
The document provides recipes for two traditional dishes: meat rolls in pickled cabbage and lamb haggis. The meat roll recipe calls for frying onions and mixing pork mincemeat, rice, pickled cabbage, tomato sauce, and eggs before rolling and baking for 3-4 hours. The lamb haggis recipe involves boiling and mincing lamb liver then mixing it with green onions, parsley, eggs, pepper, and salt before baking for 40-45 minutes. Nutritional information is also provided for each ingredient.
Nowadays people have access to a wide variety of foods including many processed and prepackaged options containing preservatives, dyes, and additives. While this generation benefits from greater food sources and nutrition information compared to past generations, unhealthy eating is common. Grandparents' diets were less diverse but also less processed, and cooked at home using fresh, local ingredients, resulting in a healthier lifestyle despite having less nutrition information available.
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2. Whisky
What is the alcoholic drink in the picture?
This is a type of spirit made from fermented grain
including wheat. Its alcohol content is 40-45%. One
of its best-known type is scotch.
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3. Raki
What is the alcoholic drink in the picture?
The national alcoholic beverage of Turkey, it is
an anise-flavoured spirit. It turns into white
when mixed with water, that is why it is also
called "lion's milk".
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4. BecherovkaAnswer
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What is the alcoholic drink in the picture?
It is a herbal bitter having a gingery or cinnamony
flavour, made of about 32 different herbs. It is
produced in Karlovy Vary, the Czech Republic. Its
alcohol content is 38%.
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5. OuzoAnswer
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What is the alcoholic drink in the picture?
It is an anise-flavoured spirit drunk as aperitif.
It is widely consumed in Greece.
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6. GrappaAnswer
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What is the alcoholic drink in the picture?
It is an alcoholic beverage, a grape-based pomace
brandy of Italian origin that contains 35%–60%
alcohol.
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7. CognacAnswer
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What is the alcoholic drink in the picture?
It is a variety of brandy and it is named after a
French town where it is mainly produced. It must
be made from specified grapes.
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8. PálinkaAnswer
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What is the alcoholic drink in the picture?
It is a traditional Hungarian fruit brandy. Fruit is
mashed, distilled and matured. The most popular
ones are made of plums, apricots, pears, and
grape-based pomace.
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9. GinAnswer
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What is the alcoholic drink in the picture?
This is a juniper flavoured spirit made from a
neutral spirit of agricultural origin.
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10. ZubrovkaAnswer
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What is the alcoholic drink in the picture?
It is a dry, bison grass flavoured Polish
vodka, distilled from rye. Its alcohol content is
40%.
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11. CalvadosAnswer
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What is the alcoholic drink in the picture?
It is a French apple brandy made in Normandy.
It is also called calva.
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12. MalagaAnswer
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It is a sweet dessert wine originating
in Spain.
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13. OktoberfestAnswer
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It is the biggest beer festival in the
world. It is held in Munich.
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14. AleAnswer
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It is a type of beer brewed using a
warm fermentation. It is popular in the
UK.
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15. FranceAnswer
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This country is considered the home of
champagne.
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16. IrelandAnswer
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This country is considered the home of
Guinness.
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17. EgyptAnswer
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People made beer for the first time in
this country.
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18. DionysosAnswer
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He is the Greek god of grape harvest,
wine and wine making.
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19. SangríaAnswer
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It is a typical beverage from Spain and
Portugal. It normally consists of wine,
chopped fruit, and a sweetener.
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20. Port, port
wineAnswer
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It is a Portuguese fortified wine,
British people also love it.
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21. the Czech
RepublicAnswer
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This country is the home of Budweiser
and Pilsner, a type of pale lager.
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22. waterAnswer
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This is the best for thirst.
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23. AyranAnswer
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It is a non-alcoholic drink made of cold
yogurt, water and salt.
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24. TurkeyAnswer
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In which country do people drink tea
from a glass like this?
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25. EnglandAnswer
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Where do they have a tea at around
5 pm and drink tea with milk?
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26. SamovarAnswer
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Russian people use this heated metal
container to make tea.
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27. KvassAnswer
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It is a fermented beverage made from
rye bread of Slavic origin. It is popular
in Russia.
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28. CappuccinoAnswer
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It is an Italian coffee drink which is
traditionally prepared with espresso,
hot milk, and steamed-milk foam.
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29. CocktaAnswer
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It is a soft drink from Slovenia. Its
main ingredient comes from rose hip.
The other ingredients are different
herbs, lemon and orange. It doesn't
contain caffeine.
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30. nectarAnswer
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In ancient Greek mythology ambrosia is the
food of the gods, while _____________ is
the drink of the gods.
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31. Red BullAnswer
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If you drink this Austrian energy drink,
you can fly.
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32. Hot dogAnswer
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It got its name from a warm animal,
the best friend of humans.
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33. PizzaAnswer
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It is an oven-baked flat bread
typically topped with a tomato sauce,
cheese and various toppings.
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34. Kebab
It is Middle Eastern spicy dish of pieces of
meat roasted or grilled. It is traditionally made
of lamb, but other meats include beef, turkey,
goat, chicken, pork and fish.
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35. Gyros
It is a Greek dish of meat roasted on a
vertical spit. It is commonly served in a
sandwich with tomato, onion, and tzatziki
sauce.
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36. Hamburg,
Germany
Which European town gave its name to
a popular fast food?
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37. Tortilla
It is a type of thin flatbread made
from wheat and it is popular in Mexico
and the USA. You can fill it with meat,
this is called taco or burrito.
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38. John Montagu,
4th Earl of
Sandwich,
England
Who invented the sandwich?
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39. Fish and chips
What is the most popular and
traditional English fast food?
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40. Christopher
Columbus
We thank this famous explorer the
chips, tomatoes and peppers.
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41. Which European nation could drink
chocolate for the first time?
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The Spanish
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42. Beer
What is the ”liquid bread”?
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43. Italy
This country is the home of
ravioli, tortellini and cannelloni,
penne and spaghetti.
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44. Pita
It is a flatbread popular in many
Mediterranean, Balkan and Middle Eastern
countries. Its name comes from Greek. It is
used to dip and to wrap gyros, kebabs or
falafel.
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45. Baguette
A long crispy white
bread popular in France.
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46. Croissant
It is a buttery viennoiserie pastry named
for its well known crescent shape. It is the
most well-known item of French food and it
is a typical part of continental breakfast.
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47. Burek/börek
It is a baked or fried filled pastry made of a thin
flaky dough. It can be filled with cheese, minced
meat, cottage cheese or vegetables. It was most
probably invented in what is now Modern Turkey
but also popular in Balkan, North African and
Slavic countries as well.
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48. Lángos
It is a Hungarian food speciality, a
deep fried flatbread made of a dough
with flour, yeast, salt and water.
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49. Knedla/Knedle
The most famous Czech
dumplings.
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51. Bruschetta
It is an antipasto from Italy consisting
of grilled bread rubbed with garlic and
topped with olive oil, salt and pepper.
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52. Ciorbă
It is a general Romanian word
describing sour soups consisting of
various vegetables and meat.
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53. Gazpacho
It is usually a tomato-based vegetable soup,
traditionally served cold, originating in the
southern Spanish region of Andalucía.
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54. Borscht
It is a soup of Slavic origin that is popular
in many Eastern and Central European
countries. It is made with beetroot as the
main ingredient.
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55. Gulyás
It is a typical Hungarian soup made by
herdsmen/cattlemen with
beef, vegetables, noodles and
spices, especially paprika usually in a
cauldron.
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56. Parma
Which Italian town is famous for
its ham which is often eaten with
melon as a starter?
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57. Pilav / pilaf
It is a dish in which rice is cooked in a
seasoned broth. This and similar dishes are
common for example to Balkan, Middle
Eastern and Caucasian countries.
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58. Souvlaki
It is a popular Greek fast food
consisting of small pieces of meat and
sometimes vegetables grilled on a
skewer.
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59. Tarator
It is a cold soup made of yogurt
and cucumber. It is popular in
Bulgaria.
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60. Haggis
It is a traditional Scottish dish. The sheep's
heart, liver and lungs are minced with onions,
oatmeal and spices and stuffed into the animal's
stomach and cooked for hours.
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61. Pork
What kind of meat is forbidden to
eat for Muslims and Jewish people.
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62. Tzatziki
This salad contains cucumber, garlic and
yogurt. It is eaten as a starter or with
meat dishes, it is popular in Greece.
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63. Shopska salad
It is a traditional Bulgarian cold salad popular
throughout the Balkans and Central Europe. It is
made from tomatoes, cucumbers, onions, peppers,
sirene and parsley.
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64. Zacuscă
It is a vegetable spread popular in Romania.
Similar spreads are found in other countries
throughout the Balkans. The main ingredients are
roasted aubergine or onions, tomatoes, roasted
red peppers.
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65. Ajvar
It is a vegetable spread made mainly from
red peppers with garlic. It also contains
aubergine and chili peppers. It comes from
Serbia but it is now popular in the Balkans.
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66. Apple
Snow White swallowed this fruit
and almost died.
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67. Garlic
Dracula is afraid of this smelly
vegetable.
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68. Pumpkin
This vegetable is carved for
decoration around Hallowe'en.
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69. Paella
It is a Valencian rice dish with white rice, green
vegetables, meat or seafood, and spices. It is
considered as Spain's national dish. Saffron is
used to give it a special colour.
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70. Moussaka
It is an aubergine-based main dish popular
in Balkan and Mediterranean countries, with
many local and regional variations. It is like
a layered aubergine with meat.
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71. Feta
It is a white brined cheese traditionally
made across the Eastern Mediterranean
countries. It originates from Greece.
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72. Baklava
It is a rich, sweet pastry made of layers of thin
pastry filled with chopped nuts and sweetened with
syrup or honey. It is popular in the former
Ottoman Empire, in Central and Southwest Asia.
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73. Turkish
Delight /
Lokum
It is a family of confections based on a gel and
sugar. It can contain chopped dates, pistachios,
hazelnuts or walnuts. The gel can be flavoured
with rosewater, lemon, Bergamot orange. It is
eaten in small cubes dusted with icing sugar.
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74. Pudding
It can be a sweet or a savory dish. If sweet, it is
mostly a dairy-based dessert, it can be made with
rice or contain dried fruits as the Christmas
version. If savory, it is meat encased and boiled
together with different ingredients.
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75. Turkey
In which country do they give you
ice cream like this?
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76. Pie
It is a baked dish which is usually made of a
pastry dough casing that covers or completely
contains a filling of various sweet or savoury
ingredients. It is the most popular in the UK.
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77. Kürtőskalács
It is a popular pastry specific to Hungarian-
speaking regions, more predominantly, the Szekler
land. Its sweet dough is wrapped around a baking
spit and baked above charcoal until its surface
gets golden-brown.
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78. Halva
It is a dense, sweet dessert served for example in
the Balkans, Central Europe, Eastern Europe and
the Middle East. It is flour-based or nut-butter-
based. This latter is made from sesame paste or
sunflower seed butter.
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79. Szaloncukor /
parlour candy
It is a typical Hungarian sweet. It is usually made
of fondant or gel, covered by chocolate and
wrapped in shiny coloured foil, then hung on the
Christmas tree as decoration.
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80. Churro
It is a Spanish fried pastry. It is
eaten for breakfast dipped in hot
chocolate or white coffee.
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81. Dobos cake
It is a sponge cake layered with chocolate
buttercream and topped with caramel. It
was invented by a Hungarian confectioner
József Dobos.
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