Is Anyone Up For A Just Fun Food Quiz?

[Shining Wizard]

I’m Indian cuisine, what does “aloob” mean?

Rules are:
First member to guess correctly asks the next question.

It will be more fun if Google is not allowed.

 

[caseydog]

I’m Indian cuisine, what does “aloob” mean?

Since I don't generally like Indian Cuisine (yes, I know I am supposed to love it), you lost me with the first question.

BTW, did you mean to write "In Indian cuisine?" I don't want any cannibals to get the wrong idea.

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[Shining Wizard]

I Eat Cannibals

 

[HeyItsSara]

no idea.

 

[grumpyoldman]

i think we all flunked the test

 

[taxlady]

I have never heard of "aloob". I do know that "aloo" in Indian cooking means potato.

 

[Shining Wizard]

It’s potatoes. “With potatoes”.

 

[Jusa]

I have never heard of "aloob". I do know that "aloo" in Indian cooking means potato.

Yeah, I went ahead and cheated and tried Google, but "aloob" gave 0 results. "Aloo" gave me a bunch of Indian potato recipes...

I think the problem might be that in different parts of the world things are spelled differently? Even in the English language, so...

 

[Shining Wizard]

Okay next:

What does “en papilotte” mean?

 

[blissful]

wrapped in paper, an envelope?

 

[Jusa]

Parchment paper specifically I think.

 

[Shining Wizard]

@blissful got it.

Your turn!

 

[blissful]

quiz question: Describe what "tempered" means with regard to chocolate.

 

[Shining Wizard]

I know the answer but I am going to leave it to someone else. Tempering chocolate is something I loathe

 

[jennyema]

I’m Indian cuisine, what does “aloob” mean?

Rules are:
First member to guess correctly asks the next question.

It will be more fun if Google is not allowed.

Isn’t it “aloo?” Potato

 

[taxlady]

Okay next:

What does “en papilotte” mean?

Did I get the right answer to the aloob question? If not, what was the answer?

 

[Jusa]

Did I get the right answer to the aloob question? If not, what was the answer?

It was potato.

 

[taxlady]

It was potato.

Did SW agree? I think it was potato, but shouldn't the OP say whether or not it is the answer they were looking for?

 

[Jusa]

Did SW agree? I think it was potato, but shouldn't the OP say whether or not it is the answer they were looking for?

It’s potatoes. “With potatoes”.

He already did!

 

[taxlady]

He already did!

Oh yeah, I forgot. I guess I figured that I was close enough that it should have been my turn, but by the time I saw it, that was past tense. And yeah, I did an internet search for "aloob" to, before I posted my potato answer. All my internet search came up with was company names and similar. I assumed that the "b" in aloob was a typo.