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What was Fanny Craddock's real name?
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Bijou Sortain Hancock
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Phyllis Nan Sortain Pechey
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Frances Dale
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Phyllis Craddock
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Before she wrote The Book of Household Management, Mrs Beeton spent some time in Germany, returning proficient in what skill?
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Piano
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Painting
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Cooking
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Embroidery
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Delia Smith's has another business interest – as a majority shareholder in a Championship football club. But which one?
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Ipswich Town
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Fulham
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Norwich City
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Middlesbrough
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Elizabeth David also had other business interests – in the 1970s, she opened up a shop in London selling kitchen equipment. However, she refused to sell one particular item, deeming it completely useless. What was it?
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Apple corer
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Garlic press
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Cherry stoner
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Ice cream scoop
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Fanny Craddock is often credited with introducing a dish to Britain that became particularly popular in the 1970s. What was it?
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Cheese fondue
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Duck à l'orange
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Prawn cocktail
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Black Forest gateau
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Keith Floyd was often seen cooking with what in hand?
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Cup of coffee
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Bottle of whisky
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Cigarette
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Glass of wine
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Which actress played the title role in 2006's The Secret Life of Mrs Beeton?
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Anna Madeley
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Katherine Kelly
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Frances O'Connor
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Amy Beth Hayes
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Keith Floyd made the occasional surprise cameo appearance in what BBC children's programme?
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Balamory
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Playdays
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Big Cook Little Cook
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Me Too!
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Elizabeth David is well known for introducing Mediterranean food to Britain. Which of these cookbooks did she write first?
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French Provincial Cooking
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Summer Cooking
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Mediterranean Food
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English Bread and Yeast Cookery
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Which of these books written by Delia Smith was NOT later adapted for television?
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Delia Smith's Christmas
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Delia's Winter Collection
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How to Cheat at Cooking
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Delia's Happy Christmas
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Solutions
1:B, 2:A, 3:C, 4:B, 5:C, 6:D, 7:A, 8:A, 9:C, 10:D
Scores
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3 and above.
Oh dear. No dinner for you until you brush up your culinary knowledge.
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7 and above.
Not a brick pudding, but not quite a soufflé either. Try again.
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10 and above.
Congratulations. You are clearly a connoisseur. Time to crack open the Moët & Chandon Bi Centenary Cuvée Dry Imperial