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Cooking Vegetables And Fruits
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cooking
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Answer 33 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. Middle eastern eggplant dip
Enzymatic Browning
Glaze
Fruit Vegetable
Babaganoush
2. Vegetables the develop from the ovary of a flowering plant and contain one or more seeds
Puree
Fruit Vegetable
Stem Vegetable
Root Vegetable
3. Technique that involves growing vegetables in nutrient-enriched water rather than in soil
Enzymatic Browning
Glaze
Hydroponic Farming
Puree
4. Red or purple pigment in vegetables and fruits
Ethylene
Anthocyanin
Tuber
Summer Fruit
5. Vegetable that has a single root that extends into the ground and provides nutrients to the part of the plant that exists above ground
Tuber
Stem Vegetable
Fungi
Root Vegetable
6. Enzyme in some fruits that causes cut fruit to turn brown once inside flesh is exposed to air
Polyphenoloxidase
Anthocyanin
Fruit Vegetable
Pigment
7. Japanese breaded and deep-fried vegetable
Glaze
Winter Fruit
Tempura
Drupe
8. Organ that develops from the ovary of a flowering plant and contains one or more seeds
Fruit
Clingstone
Ethylene
Root Vegetable
9. Chemical reaction that causes certain fruits to turn dark once the inside flesh is exposed to air
Quality Grade
Fructose
Polyphenoloxidase
Enzymatic Browning
10. Orange - yellow - red-orange - or red pigment in vegetables and fruits
Fruit Vegetable
Carotenoid
Babaganoush
Fungi
11. Method used to process food into a smooth pulp
Clingstone
Puree
Root Vegetable
Tempura
12. French term for raw vegetables served as relish
13. Herbaceous plant that can be partially or wholly eaten; has little or no woody tissue
Puree
Seed Vegetable
Vegetable
Anthoxanthins
14. Fleshly root or stem of a plant - such as a potato - that is able to grow into a new plant
Tempura
Tropical Fruit
Coulis
Tuber
15. Type of peach whose flesh sticks to the pit
Tempura
Drupe
Fructose
Clingstone
16. Fruit with a natural growing season taking place in the winter months
Tuber
Tempura
Winter Fruit
Vegetable
17. Vegetable in which seed - and / or pod of the plant is eaten
Babaganoush
Flower Vegetable
Quality Grade
Seed Vegetable
18. Vegetable in which the fibrous plant stem is eaten
Coulis
Chlorophyll
Flower Vegetable
Stem Vegetable
19. Type of peach with flesh that separates easily from pit
Freestone
Tropical Fruit
Chlorophyll
Polyphenoloxidase
20. Vegetable with broad leaves that range from dark green to pale green
Fungi
Freestone
Green leafy vegetable
Anthocyanin
21. Substance that gives a food its color
Pigment
Hydroponic Farming
Tropical Fruit
Fruit Vegetable
22. Finish in which a small amount of honey - sugar - or maple syrup is added to the vegetable - coating it and giving it a sheen as it heats
Tempura
Puree
Glaze
Anthocyanin
23. Vegetable sauce made from a puree of vegetables or fruit that can be served hot or cold
Quality Grade
Seed Vegetable
Clingstone
Coulis
24. Fruit with a natural growing season taking place during the summer months
Green leafy vegetable
Fruit
Carotenoid
Summer Fruit
25. Large groups of plants ranging from single-celled organisms to giant mushrooms
Seed Vegetable
Fungi
Tempura
Vegetable
26. Grading standards developed for fresh and canned fruits and vegetables by the USDA
Quality Grade
Flower Vegetable
Drupe
Carotenoid
27. Fruit that has a central pit enclosing a single seed - such as cherry - peach - apricot
Tropical Fruit
Drupe
Fruit
Glaze
28. Vegetable in which the flower and the attached stem of the plant are eaten
Winter Fruit
Drupe
Flower Vegetable
Fruit Vegetable
29. Natural form of sugar found in fruit and vegetable
Vegetable
Fructose
Freestone
Coulis
30. Natural agent in fruits that causes them to ripen
Ethylene
Vegetable
Enzymatic Browning
Clingstone
31. Colorless or white pigment in vegetables and fruits
Anthocyanin
Stem Vegetable
Hydroponic Farming
Anthoxanthins
32. Green pigment in vegetables and fruits
Anthocyanin
Vegetable
Drupe
Chlorophyll
33. Fruit that originates in tropical locations
Fructose
Tropical Fruit
Fruit Vegetable
Clingstone