A) Rhubarb B) Apples C) Strawberry D) Blueberries
A) 1600s B) 1700s C) 1800s D) 1500s
A) 1900s B) 1700s C) 1800s D) 1600s
A) Lemon juice B) Sugar C) Salt D) Honey
A) A biscuit topping B) A bottom crust and a variety of upper crusts C) No crust D) Only a top crust
A) Lattice-style B) Crumb-style C) Pastry-shell D) Deep-dish
A) The Pacific Southwest B) The Rocky Mountains C) New England D) The Deep South
A) Pacific Coast and Alaska B) Great Plains and Midwest C) New England and Pacific Northwest D) Southwest and Mid-Atlantic
A) Seattle, Washington B) Boston, Massachusetts C) Sumner, Washington D) Chicago, Illinois
A) 1930s B) 1950s C) 1920s D) 1940s
A) It is cheaper than other fruits B) The plant survives in cold climates C) They are mandated by law D) It is a native plant
A) Having no sugar B) Being tart and sweet C) Being spicy and sour D) Being savory
A) June and July B) August and September C) December and January D) April and May
A) To make the pie easier to bake B) Strawberry sweetness offsets rhubarb tartness C) To preserve the fruit longer D) To change the color of the pie
A) Gelatin B) Baking soda C) Tapioca D) Cornmeal |