Pumpkin pie - Quiz
A) Creamy chocolate mousse B) Savory vegetable puree C) Spiced, pumpkin-based custard D) Fruit-based gelatin
A) Summer and fall B) Spring and summer C) Fall and early winter D) Winter and spring
A) August through September B) January through February C) December through January D) Mid-October through November
A) No crust at all B) Triple layer crust C) Single pie shell without a top crust D) Double crust with a lattice top
A) Cardamom, vanilla, and mace B) Nutmeg, saffron, and clove C) Cinnamon, ginger, nutmeg, and cloves D) Cinnamon, anise, and black pepper
A) Jack o'lantern pumpkins B) Pie pumpkins C) Harvest squash D) Winter gourds
A) 6 to 8 inches B) 15 to 20 inches C) 3 to 5 inches D) 10 to 12 inches
A) Dickinson pumpkin B) Sugar pumpkin C) Cucurbita pepo D) Butternut squash
A) Mashed butternut squash B) Mashed sweet potato C) Carrot puree D) Yams
A) Europe B) Asia C) South America D) North America
A) American Cookery B) The Gentlewoman's Companion C) The Queen-like Closet D) The Colonial Kitchen
A) Pumpkins did not grow in the South B) It was too expensive to make C) It was viewed as a symbol of Yankee culture D) Southern cooks preferred apple pie
A) Health concerns B) Pumpkin shortage C) Egg rationing D) Sugar scarcity
A) President Washington B) President Lincoln C) President Roosevelt D) President Truman
A) Candied pumpkin B) Pumpkin bread C) Pumpkin fritters D) Savory soup served in a pumpkin
A) Sweet potato B) Butternut squash C) Turnips D) Parsnips
A) Caramel sauce B) Whipped cream or marshmallows C) Vanilla icing D) Chocolate shavings
A) 1889 B) 2010 C) 1846 D) 1844
A) Mathew Franklin Whittier B) Oscar Ferdinand Telgmann C) Lydia Maria Child D) George Frederick Cameron
A) Sleigh Ride B) Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree C) There's No Place Like Home for the Holidays D) Farewell O Fragrant Pumpkin Pie
A) New England B) New Bremen C) Kingston D) Pennsylvania
A) Pennsylvania B) Kingston C) New Bremen, Ohio D) New England
A) September 25, 2010 B) December 25, 2009 C) November 25, 1844 D) October 31, 2010
A) 525 pounds B) 2,796 pounds C) 1,212 pounds D) 3,699 pounds
A) 109 B) 2,796 C) 1,212 D) 525
A) Oscar Ferdinand Telgmann B) Lydia Maria Child C) Mathew Franklin Whittier D) Molly Schuyler
A) 50 B) 100 C) 48 D) 10
A) 50 feet B) 6 feet C) 10 feet D) 20 feet
A) Doughnut B) Apple C) Pork D) Pudding
A) 1,212 B) 109 C) 525 D) 50 |
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