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10 pizza related questions. I don’t think I’ve ever scored so badly in a quiz :laugh: BBC Radio 4 - Radio 4 in Four - The Ultimate Pizza Quiz

I’m sure this‘ll be a cinch for the folk on here but who doesn’t like a bit of smug in the morning? :laugh: The big ingredients quiz: do you know your antipasti from your pesto?

I grew this outdoors in North Wales. It is a very interesting plant. Well I thought so !!!! The answer may shock some of you. The two yellow dots are its first flowers What is it's name ?

Hi awesome CookingBites home cooks :) I'm Steve Avery, the founder of a new online education platform for home cooking, with exclusive classes taught by the world's best chefs, who share and teach their favorite techniques and food through intimate storytelling and hands-on teaching. Think...

As the intro to this quiz says: Can your cooking stand up to Bobby Flay’s, or does your cooking knowledge end with instant ramen and boiled eggs? Take this quiz now to find out! I got 11 out of 12 - since I had no idea what a Denver Omelette was. Not that surprising as I think that omelette...

Just trying it out....

Mod. Edit - we are currently choosing themes for this game. See thread title for latest theme. A shamelessly simple game stolen from another forum; name a food or beverage using the next letter of the alphabet - when we get to Z we start over at A again: Almond

Another thread of mine about making home-made custard using a whole egg and yellow cornflour/maize flour created a single post about non-Newtonian fluids. Now you are going to need to think a little about this one and use some cooking knowledge and some of what is described below... Being the...

Something that came up elsewhere on the forum made me think about a new 'recipe challenge' we could have going. My thoughts are this. Someone posts a recipe up, as a new thread, in the "how would you modify this recipe" forum. Then underneath, as a response we can all post up what we would...

I had the idea of compiling a cryptic crossword on the subject of - who'd have guessed? - food and drink. This might be a touch over-ambitious, but let's test the water with one cautious webbed foot. I'll see what the interest and enthusiasm levels are like. Here's a solitary clue to get us...

Less than 24 hours to go on the The CookingBites Recipe Challenge. We have some excellent contributions! However, as yet, nobody has attempted to identify and post my all time favourite aubergine (eggplant) recipe :dance:This is despite my carefully crafted cryptic clues in My favourite...

Congratulations go to @SatNavSaysStraightOn who won the ingredient challenge "Chocolate" with her recipes for Chocolate Cashew nut cream, Bitter Chocolate Pasta (Pasta di Cacao) and Sweet Chocolate Pasta (Pasta di Cacao) and has chosen garden peas, shelled or unshelled, fresh, frozen or tinned...

All these edible items have Halloween related names. How many do you know? There aren't really any 'tricks' here. Although one item tends to be used more as a topical 'remedy' or a drink. Whether they are all 'treats' is a matter of opinion!

Any idea on what it is? Water <85.3 Protein 0.3 g, Protein 0.3 g, Lipids 0.4 g, Carbohydrate 11.8 g, Organic acids 0.6 g, Fibre 2.3 g, Minerals 0.3 g, Amino Acids: Arginine 8 mg, Histidine 6 mg, Isoleucine 10 mg, Leucine 16 mg, Lysine 15 mg, Methionine 3 mg, Phenylalanine 9 mg, Threonine 8 mg...

AQUA 87.3%, FATS 3.9%, Cholesterol < 0.3%, Acids: 0.18%Fatty Acids: Arichidonic Acid, Butyric Acid, Capric Acid, Caproic Acid, Caprylic Acid, Lauric Acid, Linoleic Acid, Linolenic Acid, Myristic Acid, Oleic Acid, Palmitic Acid, Stearic Acid, Acids 0.18% Citric Acid, Formic Acid, Acetic Acid...

For each meaning below, identify the most suitable cooking term 1. Soak meat or fish in a flavored liquid for some time before being cooked 2. Coat the surface of a dish or mould with fat to prevent sticking 3. Cook by simmering liquid in a closed pot 4. Cook by dry heat in an oven 5. Decorate...

Starry food. Can you name them? I think this might be rather easy. But so pretty!

Its been awhile since #4, partly due to indolence and partly due to being away, so time to rectify that. There are many, many instances of names of well-known, world renowned, European cities, being used to name a new city in 'the new world'. (This usually means Oz, the US and Canada). e.g...

How many can you name? If this one is too easy, I've a hundred you can have a go at!