I'll Be Very, Very, VERY Impressed If You Can Match Even Half Of These Fancy Dishes To The Right Names
Trending badgeTrendingTrivia·Food·Posted on Jul. I'll show you a photo of a dish or dessert, and you'll have to select the corresponding name. Or maybe you just didn\u0027t care to remember these terms.
- ▪Trending badgeTrendingTrivia·Food·Posted on Jul.
- ▪I'll show you a photo of a dish or dessert, and you'll have to select the corresponding name.
- ▪Or maybe you just didn\u0027t care to remember these terms.
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| Original publisher | BuzzFeed - Food |
| Canonical URL | https://www.buzzfeed.com/abbyzinman/food-cooking-quiz |
| Publication time | Sat, 25 Jul 2026 16:25:04 -0400 |
| Retrieval time | 2026-07-25T21:18:45.334Z |
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Trending badgeTrendingTrivia·Food·Posted on Jul. 20, 2026I’ll Be Very, Very, VERY Impressed If You Can Match Even Half Of These Fancy Dishes To The Right NamesI thought I knew what panna cotta looked like, but I guess I was wrong.by Abby ZinmanBuzzFeed StaffcommentFacebookPinterestLink As a foodie since day one, I grew up obsessed with food shows and once dreamt of becoming a professional baker and/or chef. And although my career goals have shifted since then, I'll always want to learn more about gourmet foods, and I'll never turn down an opportunity to taste a dish I haven't had before. { "id": 140988817 } So we're about to find out how much you actually know about the culinary arts — specifically, the dishes the pros can make with their eyes closed.
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