A) Joffre cake B) German chocolate cake C) Black Forest gateau D) Bariloche cake
A) Layered chocolate cake with coconut and walnut B) Chocolate cake filled with chocolate pudding C) Chocolate sponge cake with a cherry filling D) Chocolate custard cake made without flour
A) Dulce de leche B) Apricot jam C) Chocolate pudding D) Whipped cream
A) Dulce de leche B) Whipped egg whites C) Chocolate pudding D) Whipped cream
A) Moist, airy, rich chocolate layer cake B) Layered chocolate cake with coconut and walnut C) Chocolate custard cake made without flour D) Chocolate cake with a liquid chocolate core
A) It is a chocolate cake with a liquid chocolate core B) It is shaped like a hockey puck with a cream filling C) It is a chocolate custard cake made without flour D) It is a layered chocolate cake with dulce de leche
A) Chocolate sponge and whipped cream B) Whipped eggs and without flour C) Chocolate custard and flour D) Whipped cream and chocolate pudding
A) Chocolate and coconut B) Chocolate and whipped cream C) Chocolate and dulce de leche D) Chocolate and walnut
A) Apricot jam and chocolate B) Chocolate pudding and whipped cream C) Coconut and walnut D) Cherry filling and whipped cream
A) Ganache B) Whipped cream C) Chocolate pudding D) Dulce de leche
A) Sachertorte B) Lava cake C) Garash cake D) Swiss roll
A) Apricot jam layer B) Whipped cream filling C) Coconut topping D) Liquid chocolate core
A) Chocolate pudding B) Dulce de leche C) Reddish chocolate D) Whipped cream
A) Cream cheese icing B) Whipped cream C) Chocolate buttercream D) Chocolate ganache
A) Franz Kafka B) Samuel German C) Franz Sacher D) Franz Liszt
A) Whipped cream B) Dulce de leche C) Apricot jam D) Chocolate pudding
A) Jam, cream or icing B) Dulce de leche C) Chocolate pudding D) Apricot jam
A) Sachertorte B) Yule log C) Garash cake D) Lava cake
A) Pillsbury Company. B) Ella Rita Helfrich. C) Coenraad van Houten. D) Rodolphe Lindt.
A) Tempering. B) Extraction. C) Conching. D) Fermentation.
A) 1879. B) 1900. C) 1828. D) 1886.
A) The Duff Company. B) Baker's Chocolate. C) Duncan Hines. D) Pillsbury Company.
A) Devil's food. B) Three Star Surprise. C) Tunnel of Fudge. D) Wellesley Fudge Cake.
A) Yale University. B) Harvard University. C) Wellesley College. D) Princeton University.
A) Round pan. B) Bundt pan. C) Square pan. D) Loaf pan.
A) Lack of cocoa powder. B) Use of expired ingredients. C) Use of a since-discontinued Pillsbury product. D) Complexity of the recipe.
A) 1980s. B) 2010s. C) 1990s. D) 2000s. |