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Practice Quizzes

1
Cooking in the Baltic countries is heavy on
A)rice and lamb.
B)pasta and olive oil.
C)meat and potatoes.
D)corn and beans.
2
Kringel is
A)a dish of barley groats and onions filled with bacon.
B)a rich, yeast oval-shaped or pretzel-shaped coffee cake.
C)Farmer’s cheese filled potato dumplings.
D)a bacon stuffed turnover.
3
Kielbasa is
A)a Polish smoked sausage.
B)a Czech pastry filled with fruits, cheeses, nuts, or poppy seed paste.
C)a cornmeal porridge similar to polenta.
D)a soup made with sour cream.
4
____ are small buckwheat pancakes.
A)Kolache
B)Blini
C)Bigos
D)Pilaf
5
What traditional method of for preserving sausage, eel and other foods is used in the Baltic countries?
A)Smoking
B)Pickling
C)Curing
D)Drying
6
_____ is the signature spice of Hungary.
A)Cumin
B)Pepper
C)Paprika
D)Cardamom
7
The chief ingredient is borscht is
A)tomatoes.
B)potatoes.
C)beets.
D)red peppers.
8
Dovga is a chilled Azerbaijani soup of
A)yogurt and cucumbers.
B)millet and sour cream.
C)beets.
D)cabbage and sausage.
9
_____ is a versatile porridge made with buckwheat groats, or sometimes oaks, barley, rice, or millet.
A)Oatmeal
B)Kasha
C)Musli
D)Granola
10
Draniki is
A)a sour soup that combines chicken giblets and cabbage.
B)a fried pancake made of potatoes.
C)sautéed grains cooked in seasoned liquid with dried fruits an nuts or strips of meat.
D)a dumpling made with noodle dough and typically filled with meats, mushrooms and cabbage or potatoes.
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