A) Brittany. B) Provence. C) Normandy. D) Languedoc.
A) Canned ingredients. B) Local produce. C) Imported spices. D) Frozen foods.
A) A dish that uses international recipes. B) A dish made with local ingredients. C) A pre-packaged meal. D) A dish with no specific origin.
A) Tarte Tatin with local apples. B) Frozen yogurt from a chain. C) Chocolate cake with imported chocolate. D) Cupcakes with global flavors.
A) Aquitaine. B) Burgundy. C) Champagne. D) Alsace.
A) Weather patterns. B) Cooking techniques. C) The types of cuisine served. D) Serving styles.
A) They have no role. B) They limit creativity in cooking. C) They shape how ingredients are prepared. D) They standardize recipes across regions.
A) It promotes global cuisine. B) It simplifies grocery shopping. C) It fosters authenticity and regional identity. D) It allows for faster food production. |