A) Alsace-Lorraine, Germany B) Budapest, Hungary C) St. Rose, France D) New Orleans, Louisiana
A) Maxine Wolchansky B) Joe Gambino C) Maurice French D) Beulah Ledner
A) DOB-er-gee B) DO-bosh-ay C) Doh-BERGE D) DOH-bash
A) Three B) Six C) Nine D) Twelve
A) Chocolate and lemon B) Lemon and caramel C) Strawberry and chocolate D) Vanilla and caramel
A) Sugar icing and nuts B) Butter cream and a fondant shell C) Hard caramel glaze only D) Whipped cream and chocolate shavings
A) Fruit preserves B) Cream cheese C) Custard D) Meringue
A) 1933 B) 1981 C) 1946 D) 1970
A) Chocolate, almond, or custard B) Chocolate, lemon, or caramel C) Caramel, coffee, or lemon D) Vanilla, strawberry, or chocolate
A) Maurice French B) Maxine Wolchansky C) Joe Gambino D) Albert Ledner
A) Joe Gambino B) Albert Ledner C) Beulah Ledner D) Maxine Wolchansky
A) A special oven for the fondant B) A delivery truck for the cakes C) A new building and a machine for sheet cakes D) A new cookbook for the bakery
A) 1981 B) 1946 C) 1970 D) 1933
A) Maurice's French Pastries B) Her son Albert C) A local university D) Joe Gambino
A) St. Rose sponge B) New Orleans layer cake C) Alsace-Lorraine cake D) Dobos torte |