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    Exercise "Notions of taste : spice 2", created by chocolatcitron (a free exercise to learn English):
    Results of the 321 people who have taken this test:
    Average mark: 76 / 100 Share


    Latest member with a 100/100 (perfect mark): chris79 / FRANCE, on Friday 16 February - 20:45:
    "It's great ! THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR HELPING ME"


    They got a perfect mark


    Stats (321 candidates)
    Question 1 passed: 71.7 %
     Did you know that there are several varieties of * ? It tastes bitter and powerful. It may have lemon notes. It is an antiseptic, thanks to the thymol it contains.

    Question 2 passed: 58.6 %
     With a slightly aniseed taste, I am eaten especially in fresh soups, salads, omelettes, I'm said "cow-parsley". Be careful, a variety of '*' is alike two peas in a pod but is actually hemlock, an umbelliferae, which is also a violent poison: never eat hemlock or you'll die!

    Question 3 passed: 53.3 %
     With my delicately lemony and herbaceous green notes I am said to be diuretic and digestive. If I don't tolerate cooking well, I accompany fish, white meats, sauces and eggs: I am *.

    Question 4 passed: 83.2 %
     Spicy, sulfurous, very powerful, raw or cooked, but be careful, if you consider raw consumption, the earlier I am prepared, or the more I am tortured and the stronger I am, until I exhale bitter flavours: I am *. But cooked I can have a delicious perfumed stock and caramelized taste, provided I started my cooking at low temperature.

    Question 5 passed: 83.2 %
     Sweetness, roundness, enchanting, very aromatic, sweet with woody, cocoa or floral notes, I evoke tropical countries, especially The Malagasy, Indonesian or the Reunion islands, I am the * bean.

    Question 6 passed: 76.3 %
     Sulphured non partitioned, pinkish or yellowish bulb, with a sweeter and finer flavour than onion, I display a sweet taste, I am consumed rather raw than cooked, because I can become bitter and acrid during a long cooking: I am *.

    Question 7 passed: 76 %
     Gentle or more often very spicy or even burning, I diffuse the fire into the digestive system and the venous system that I tone, my use is cultural and not everyone supports me! I am sweet when I come from Espelette, and very strong when I come from Cayenne, according to my capsaicin level... Usually red or green, I am *. They put out my fire with some milk or cheese, but especially not with any water!

    Question 8 passed: 81 %
     Spicy and strong when raw, it always softens and whatever its colour, white, yellow, pinkish, red or purple, when it is cooked: sometimes sweet raw, when it grows in the Cévenne region, it seasons salads. In order not to cry, it must be peeled underwater. You guessed it is the * with the taste of sulphur.

    Question 9 passed: 89.1 %
     This plant is a festival of flavours and adopts various spicy tastes, depending on the variety you will get a lemony taste, licorice, mint, spices, camphor, cinnamon or cloves, which allows everyone to create a * dish that suits them.

    Question 10 passed: 76 %
     The more finely you grind me the more pungent I am. I have, as in question 9, very different flavours depending on my origins. Coming from a liana, (not from a tree), I can be green, red, white or black. Worldly used, don't be fooled by fakes * !


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