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Welcome to your QUIZ: Brittany and Normandy

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Which of the following regional specialties is Normandy most renowned for?

Brittany's cuisine is significantly influenced by its proximity to the Atlantic Ocean, leading to a dominance of seafood dishes.

Match the following dishes with their region of origin.

Far Breton
Tarte Tatin
Moules à la Normande
Kouign-Amann
Normandy
Brittany
Normandy
Brittany
Which of these ingredients is typically used to create a crispy finish on Coquilles Saint-Jacques?

The mild and rainy climate in Brittany and Normandy is ideal for growing citrus fruits like oranges and lemons.

What historical group is noted for bringing new cooking ideas and ingredients to Brittany?

Calvados is a popular cider from Normandy.

What distinguishes the traditional Breton pastry Kouign-Amann?

Galette Saucisse is a traditional dessert from Brittany.

Which of the following is NOT a common ingredient found in Brittany and Normandy cuisine?

The dish known as Moules à la Normande combines mussels with cream and cider.

What is a characteristic serving style for Langoustines in Brittany?

Traditional French food in Brittany and Normandy relies heavily on imported ingredients rather than local products.

Which of the following describes the consistency of Far Breton?

Sole meunière is a well-known seafood dish from Brittany.

What is the primary characteristic of the traditional Breton dish Kouign-Amann?

The culture in Brittany and Normandy places a strong emphasis on preserving traditional recipes, keeping their culinary heritage alive.

What role does cream typically play in Normandy's desserts and dishes?

Pears are a local product that thrive in the climate of Brittany and Normandy, similar to apples.

How is Tarte Tatin typically inverted before serving?

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