Thank you everyone for taking part in the quiz leading to our workshop Bake-A-Tale. Hope you had as exciting time as we did. Here are the answers A1. Pigs and Dogs, The pigs were also called truffle pigs. Traditionally it used to be only the pigs but since dogs are easier to train and also dont steal the truffle, its more and more dogs now A2. Tonys Bread, A3. It was linked to tea tasting or yum cha and served in teahouses in Canton around the Silk Route. It literally means to touch the heart. It is also meant to recognize the talented dim sum chefs who tried to reach people emotionally by creating appetizing food. Some food historians believe dim sum was the inspiration behind the modern tradition of Sunday brunch. A5. Crepe Suzette, Crepe Suzette is probably the most famous variety of crepes eaten. It is supposedly invented as a result of a mistake made by a 14 yr old waiter in 1895 in Monte Carlo Cafe in Paris A6. The Chocolate Tree yes thats the part of the answer. The complete one is Mayan King Kukukan in the book Chocolate Tree used to love love chocolate and give it as a gift to his people A7. Ketchup comes from kecap, the Malayan word for condiment. (Kecap Manis is a popular Indonesian soy sauce that is thicker and sweeter than Chinese soy sauces). By contrast, mustard, that other favorite hot dog topping, comes from the Latin mustrum by way of the French word moustarde. A8. Bread, Wine and Salt A9. Pretzel specially the Crossed Pretzel A10. Anzac Cookies We will be announcing the winners soon, stay tuned. Winners will be chosen as a draw from all those who gave 90% or more correct answers :)
Posted on: Mon, 21 Apr 2014 12:57:45 +0000
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