What is the main ingredient of flapjacks?
Oats Click to see the answer
What goes between the chocolate and biscuit in a millionaire's shortbread?
Caramel
What is the Scottish dish of cullen skink?
Fish Soup
In which part of the UK might you have an Ulster Fry for breakfast?
Northern Ireland
Jellied eels are mostly associated with which British city?
London
Banbury Cakes originated in which English county?
Oxfordshire
Damsons are closely related to which other fruit?
Plum Click to see the answer
What goes around the boiled egg in a Scotch Egg?
Sausage
Mint sauce is usually served with which roast meat?
Lamb
What is in the middle of an arctic roll?
Ice Cream
Gazpacho is a cold soup from which country?
Spain
Lobscouse, or scouse, is a traditional stew dish from which city?
Liverpool
What is the main component of an 'au poivre' sauce?
Pepper
Welsh Rarebit is what item on toast?
Cheese
The three main ingredients in Yorkshire puddings are flour, eggs and what?
Milk
What meat is usually combined with peas in a traditional British soup?
Ham Click to see the answer
Sponge cake sandwiched with cream and jam is named after which monarch?
Victoria
What vegetable is one of the national symbols of Wales?
Leek
Which vegetable is sometimes served 'mushy'?
Peas
Which part of Manchester gives its name to a sticky cake, packed with fruit?
Eccles
What is used to top a Queen of Puddings?
Meringue
Apple sauce is usually served with which type of roast meat?
Pork
What is the main protein found in kedgeree?
Fish
The four key ingredients for a sponge cake are flour, eggs, butter and what?
Sugar
What comes after 'coronation' in the name of a dish invented in the 1950s?
Chicken
What is tartare sauce usually served with?
Fish
What comes between 'Kendal' and 'Cake' for the name of a favorite hikers' treat?
Mint
What pasta is usually served with cheese sauce for a comforting home classic?
Macaroni
Which alcohol is used as an ingredient in a porter cake?
Beer
What are served with jam and cream in a classic afternoon tea?
Scones
What would you get with your steak if you ordered surf and turf?
Prawns
What do you have to mix the powder with for the dessert of Angel Delight?
Milk
What goes with steak in the traditional British pudding?
Kidney
Which type of meat is used in a Wellington, and covered in pate and puff pastry?
Beef
Which spice is used to flavour a Chelsea bun?
Cinnamon
Which UK city has a 'Balti Triangle' where the dish is said to have originated?
Birmingham
What is used to make the balls on top of a traditional Simnel cake?
Marzipan
What is used to encase the fruit in a summer pudding?
Bread
What flavour is the jam in a Jaffa Cake?
Orange
Which meat is often 'corned' and turned into a hash?
Beef Click to see the answer
What is the name of the Italian classic dish of sheets of pasta layered up with meat and vegetables?
Lasagne
What are the 'bangers' in the classic British dish of bangers and mash?
Sausages
Scallions is another name for which vegetables?
Spring Onions
What element of a Cornish cream tea is clotted?
Cream
What meat is used to make coq au vin?
Chicken
What is the main ingredient you need to make a risotto?
Rice Click to see the answer
What type of cheese is often teamed with smoked salmon?
Cream Cheese
What type of fish is a kipper?
Herring
What is the name of the pasta dish made with spaghetti, eggs, cream and bacon?
Carbonara
Which county's regional dish is the Clanger, similar to a Cornish pasty?
Bedfordshire
What is the name of the beef dish with a creamy mushroom sauce?
Stroganoff
Which part of Scotland is best known for a high concentration of whisky distilleries?
Speyside
What are the neeps in the Scottish dish of haggis, neeps and tatties?
Turnips
What comes after 'double' for the name of a British cheese?
Gloucester
What is the name of the sweet treat made with biscuits, chocolate and marshmallows?
Rocky Road Click to see the answer
Bushmills Whiskey is made in which part of the UK?
Northern Ireland
What beans are used in a chilli con carne?
Kidney Beans
Chowder is a soup made using which main ingredient?
Fish
Meat from which animal is used in the dish of gammon, eggs and chips?
Pig
What kind of food is the Welsh dish of cawl?
Soup
What type of sauce is used to make a prawn cocktail?
Marie Rose
What cooking term means to moisten meat as it's cooking with its own juices?
Baste
What provides the topping in a cottage pie?
Mashed Potato
Fish fingers were invented in Norfolk in which year?
1955
Which unusual meat is served 'jugged' in a traditional dish?
Hare
What kind of fish is an Arbroath Smokie?
Haddock
Which place in Leicestershire is famous for its pork pies?
Melton Mowbray
What sauce is used on poached eggs for the dish of Eggs Benedict?
Hollandaise
Which county completes the name of the Old Spot pig, known for producing great pork?
Gloucestershire
What are the sausages encased in for the dish of toad in the hole?
Yorkshire Pudding
What is the name of the white, crumbly cheese from Wales made from unpasteurised milk?
Caerphilly
What type of fish is used to make scampi?
Prawns
What is the name for the Indian dish where meat is marinated in spices and yoghurt?
Tikka
What is Caboc?
Cheese
What word is used to describe eggs cooked in hot, but not boiling, water?
Coddled Click to see the answer
Wensleydale is a cheese from which English county?
Yorkshire
Tottenham Cake usually has what color of icing?
Pink
Bread sauce is usually served with which roast meat?
Turkey
Which nut goes on the top of a traditional Dundee cake?
Almonds
Brisket is a cut of meat from which animal?
Cow
What goes in the icing on an Empire biscuit?
Cherry Click to see the answer
Which term means a dish cooked with a sauce of wine, onion and mushrooms?
Chasseur
Which fish is used to make the traditional Cornish dish of Stargazy Pie?
Pilchards
What is the main flavour of a Liverpool tart?
Lemon
Which Scottish city is famous for the production of marmalade?
Dundee
What meat is used to make the Greek dish of kleftiko?
Lamb
Flaky pastry treats called butteries are associated with which Scottish city?
Aberdeen
What is wrapped around Cornish Yarg cheese?
Nettles
For which meal of the day were devilled kidneys traditionally eaten?
Breakfast
Black Bun, or fruit cake in pastry, is eaten in Scotland and which time of year?
New Year
Teifi is a cheese from which part of the UK?
Wales
Which small town in Scotland produces world famous black pudding?
Stornoway
What comes after brandy for the name of a very thin biscuit?
Snap
What is the name for a whipped creamy dessert, often flavoured with wine or fruit?
Syllabub
What, along with lemon, gives a St Clements Cake its flavour?
Orange
Kedgeree is made with rice, fish and which other ingredient?
Boiled Eggs
What is the name of the traditional British pie filled with potato, onion and cheese?
Homity
What is in the center of a traditional Chorley Cake?
Currants
What comes after 'Black Forest' in the name of a 70s sweet treat?
Gateau