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There Will Be Stock Clues Questions by John Lawrence and Max SchindlerPacket 6MODERATOR: The last tossup that you read from the previous round should be: “ANSWER: blood”1. In a Cantonese dish, this ingredient is traditionally mixed with mushrooms and slices of air-dried sausage, and then steamed in lotus leaves. This ingredient is served with vinegar and chiles in the signature namesake dish of Dong’an county in Hunan. This protein is cooked with equal quantities each of soy sauce, sesame oil, and rice wine in a dish named for “three (*) cups.” This is the main ingredient in the most traditional filling for san choy bow, or Chinese lettuce wraps. This protein is diced and stir-fried with chile peppers and peanuts in the American variation on a Sichuanese “Kung Pao” dish. For 10 points, what is the starring protein of the Chinese-American dish to which General Tso lends his name? ANSWER: chicken [JL]2. A popular Iowa dish is a “salad” made of this ingredient, apples, and whipped cream. The Munch bar used to be associated with this brand. This brand ran an ad in which Mr. T drives a tank to a soccer game and tells a flopping player to “get some nuts!” This candy bar was sold with green filling when Shrek 3 came out, and vanilla fluff was added to make its (*) “Rockin’ Nut Road” variant. It was originally called the Marathon Bar in England, but its more common name came from the Mars family’s favorite horse. For 10 points, identify this chocolate bar which has the “you’re not you when you’re hungry” advertising campaign.ANSWER: Snickers [MS]3. Owakudani is a volcanic valley in Japan known for its production of these edible things. These are diced and used to top asparagus in asparagus mimosa. Gherkins, capers, parsley, and these things are diced into mayonnaise in sauce gribiche [grih-beesh]. In China, these are preserved in a mix of ash, salt, and quicklime in a dish nicknamed for being a (*) century old. A marble pattern is produced on the exterior of these things when they are cooked in tea. These are wrapped in sausage meat and fried in their “Scotch” form. Taking out their centers, mixing it with mayonnaise and mustard, piping it back into the whites, and sprinkling it with paprika produces, for 10 points, the “deviled” form of what foodstuff? ANSWER: hard-boiled eggs [prompt on “eggs”] [JL]4. During his falling out with this chef, producer David Page alleged that this chef demanded to be warned ahead of time if any of people he interacted with on camera were gay, saying “Those people weird me out!” This chef’s signature condiment is a mayonnaise with roasted garlic, Worcestershire sauce, and hot dog mustard, called Donkey Sauce. The question “Hey, did you try that blue drink, the one that glows like nuclear waste?” appears in a piece that opens by asking this chef “have you eaten at your new restaurant in (*) Times Square?”. That extremely brutal 2012 New York Times review by Pete Wells was of this chef’s “American Kitchen & Bar.” This chef, who hosts a show called “Grocery Games” was the first ever winner of Next Food Network Star. For 10 points, this host of Diner, Drive-Ins, and Dives, known for sporting a dark Van Dyke while bleaching and spiking his hair. ANSWER: Guy Fieri [JL] 5. Very thin noodles are soaked in an ice-cold syrup flavored with this ingredient in a dessert called falooda. Almonds are coated with a syrup flavored with this ingredient in the Iranian confection noghl. This ingredient is used to flavor evaporated milk in a Malaysian drink called bandung. A syrup most often made from this ingredient is used to soak Indian (*) doughnuts that are made from milk solids or powdered milk. This is the base of an Indian jam called gulkand. In India and Iran, water from this plant is called gulab, and it is the most common flavor of pink-colored Turkish delight. For 10 points, name this fragrant flower from which attar is extracted. ANSWER: rose water [accept gulab before mentioned] [JL] 6. Crayfish tails and hard-boiled eggs are sometimes used to decorate a salad by Escoffier [ess-kaw-fee-ay] consisting of celeriac, potatoes, asparagus, mushrooms, and this ingredient; that is a salade Danicheff. This ingredient is braised with white wine and chicken stock in a Proven?al dish called a barigoule [baa-ree-gool]. Traditionally, a circular slice of lemon is tied to the cut stem end of these vegetables when they are boiled. This is the most famous edible member of the (*) thistle family. An unrelated vegetable with this vegetable mentioned in its name is the root of a sunflower, called a “Jerusalem” this. These are often combined with cream cheese and/or mayonnaise and spinach in a popular hot dip. For 10 points, name this spiky green vegetable, whose tender heart houses hairy bristles. ANSWER: artichoke [JL] 7. Instead of using tickets, cooks at this chain remember orders by placing condiment packets on plates in distinctive positions in the last step of its “Pull, Drop, Mark” system. This chain’s restaurants sometimes play music produced by its associated record label, whose most popular song is “There are Raisins in My Toast.” This chain’s Texas Bacon Cheesesteak Melt is far more delicious than singly-eponymous menu items like (*) Bert’s chili and Alice’s iced tea. Its rewards program is called the Regulars Club, and it is headquartered in Norcross. This restaurant serving a limited menu corresponds to a “yellow” level on a FEMA-coined “index” to approximate the impact of a storm. For 10 points, identify this ubiquitous Southern breakfast food chain.ANSWER: Waffle House [MS]8. The two characteristic ingredients of anadama bread are cornmeal and this substance. The first boil of this substance creates a variety named for Barbados and the second boil produces a variety called “full.” A best-selling brand of this substance in America is Grandma’s Original. In English, the dark red Middle Eastern ingredient known as dibs rumman in Arabic is called “pomegranate” this. A cake made with this ingredient is baked inside a pie crust in the Amish specialty (*) shoofly pie. Many brands of this substance advertise themselves as “unsulfured,” and the darkest, most viscous variety of this is called “blackstrap.” This is frequently added to spice cookies and gingerbread to add flavor and color. For 10 points, what substance makes brown sugar brown? ANSWER: molasses [or black treacle] [JL]9. NOTE: two ingredients requiredOne of these ingredients is mistaken for goat shortly after a spelling error occurs while writing the name of the “fricaseeing” variety of the other ingredient. In another work, a recipe for serving one of these ingredients “bolognese [boh-luh-nyayz] under glass” is riposted with a recipe for the other ingredient “au gratin de gelatin under tooled leather.” Those two recipes each come from books titled “1000 ways to cook” their respective ingredients, which are read to a man who turns out to be a (*) vegetarian. Bizarrely, both of those cookbooks are pulled out of the hole in the ground where one of these ingredients lives in the forest. For 10 points, name these two ingredients whose proper hunting seasons are frequently disputed by Daffy and Bugs. ANSWER: duck and rabbit [accept in either order; accept bunny instead of “rabbit” at any point] [JL]10. A Ben and Jerry’s ice cream flavor featuring this ingredient uncreatively consists solely of this word repeated twice. A pudding made from this foodstuff is mixed with marshmallows, whipped cream, and canned pineapple in Watergate Salad. These nuts are sometimes used to flavor the Indian ice cream kulfi. Ships must be very careful transporting these nuts, as they occasionally will (*) spontaneously combust. This flavor ice cream is layered with cherry and chocolate or vanilla in spumoni. For 10 points, identify these nuts in the cashew family whose hull must be removed before eating them, which are a green color.ANSWER: pistachio [MS]11. A village in Normandy has inhabitants known as sourdins [soar-daan], meaning “deaf,” because they supposedly lost their hearing making pans out of this material; that village is Villedieu-les-poêles [veel-d’yurr lay poh-ell]. Mauviel is primarily known for cookware made from this material. Many pans of this material are lined with tin, as an alternative to non-stick. Instead of using cream of tartar, some people use a (*) bowl of this material to interfere with the formation of disulfide bonds when whipping egg whites into meringue. This material generally makes the most expensive and highest quality pans, because it is the second most conductive metal, after the too toxic silver. For 10 points, name this metal that was probably used to make most of the wiring in your kitchen.ANSWER: copper [JL]12. In the recently released Girls Trip, Tiffany Haddish’s character demonstrates this action on a banana while at breakfast with her friends. It is important to keep the central object in this practice at room temperature. In a video about this practice, it is noted that the central object is a fat burner, so you’re actually losing weight when you perform it. This practice begins with slicing the two ends off the central (*) fruit, and then cutting a hole in the middle. This technique was popularized in a Youtube video posted by Auntie Angell, who suggests blindfolding its subjects. For 10 points, identify this technique in which a large citrus fruit is used to aid in fellatio.ANSWER: grapefruiting someone [accept description; prompt on “fellatio”] [MS]13. A process for making a variety of this substance was developed at Iowa State University by Clarence Lane and Bernard W. Hammer. A traditional English soup pairs broccoli with one variety of this substance. A Danish variety of this is called saga, and an Italian variety of this with a sweet name is called dolcelatte [dohl-chay-LAH-tay]. Sycamore leaves are used to wrapped a variety of this produced in the Picos mountains of Asturias called (*) Cabrales [kuh-BRAH-lez]. This is the primary namesake edible product of the Maytag Washing Machine Company. Wedge salad is traditionally served with a dressing made from this ingredient. Buffalo wings are typically served with dip based on this ingredient. For 10 points, roquefort and gorgonzola are what sort of mold-studded dairy product? ANSWER: blue cheese [prompt on “cheese”] [JL] 14. Elvis Presley loved a bacon-containing version of this food so much that he flew all the way to Denver in a private plane, got some delivered, then returned home without ever leaving his tarmac; that version is called the “Fool’s Gold Loaf.” An ESPN article chronicles the NBA’s “secret addiction” to these items, which nearly every team has as a pregame snack. A (*) Buckwheat Boyz song with a dancing banana music video notes that it’s “time” for this sandwich. The most popular Uncrustable is one of these sandwiches. Replacing one of this sandwich’s ingredients with marshmallow produces a fluffernutter. For 10 points, what popular sandwich combines jam with a crunchy or smooth spread?ANSWER: PB&J [or peanut butter & jelly] [MS]15. NOTE: Description acceptableThe challenge that gave rise to this incident was won by a dessert flavored like a Bakewell tart, whose Italian meringue was made by simultaneously pouring sugar syrup into two different stand mixers with one saucepan in each hand. The person widely blamed for this incident did not return for the next episode, as she had a bad fall that damaged her olfactory nerve, destroying her sense of smell and taste. The flavor of the dessert at the center of this incident was chocolate, black (*) sesame seed and coffee caramel. Diana Beard reportedly wept over being edited to look like a saboteur in this incident, which the producers claim involved a certain dessert being removed from the freezer for only forty seconds. For 10 points, name what is widely considered the most controversial moment in the Great British Bake Off, in which Iain discarded a certain dessert after it melted. ANSWER: #bingate [or #bincident; or #freezergate; or Binned Alaska; accept anything that involves Iain throwing away his Baked Alaska; prompt on puns involving “meltdown”; prompt on descriptive answers that do not specify the dessert, or that merely mention it melting, by specifically asking the player: “What dessert?”] [JL] 16. Thin slices of this meat are layered with pureed mushrooms, topped with cheese sauce, and browned in a dish named for Prince Orloff. This meat is topped with crabmeat and bearnaise sauce in a dish named for Sweden’s King Oscar II. In an Italian dish, thin slices of this meat are served cold with a mayonnaise made with puréed tuna, called (*) tonnato sauce. Cubes of this meat are not browned before being stewed with water, and then thickened with cream and egg yolks, in a “white” French stew that is consequently called a blanquette [blawn-kett]. In Milan, a saffron risotto is served with the braised shank of this animal, called osso buco. This meat is pounded thin and fried in wiener schnitzel. For 10 points, give the name for meat of a baby calf. ANSWER: veal [JL] 17. After a Korean barbeque restaurant becomes the last stop on a pub crawl in this city, employees of a rival establishment host a wet T-shirt contest accidentally featuring the rival owner’s underage daughter. A number of people from this city try to break Wade Boggs’ record of 70 beers drank during one cross-country flight. This city was the birthplace of (*) Fight Milk, “the first alcoholic, dairy-based protein drink for bodyguards, by bodyguards.” One establishment in this city brands itself as Carmine’s, a Place for Steaks as part of a chicken, steaks, and airline miles scam, while simultaneously dealing with a health inspection. That occurs in the episode “Charlie Work.” For 10 points, identify this city home to Paddy’s Pub, which is owned by Frank Reynolds, played by Danny DeVito.ANSWER: Philadelphia [MS]18. Jiangsu province is known for growing a variety of this substance named for its resemblance to snails. One variety of this substance is often prepared using a special bamboo whisk called a chasen. This substance is the main flavor in Ujikintoki, and is combined with roasted brown rice to produce a popular Japanese beverage colloquially likened to popcorn. It does not contain the word for dragon, but this is the main substance rolled into pellets called (*) “gunpowder.” This is combined with mint leaves in the most characteristic beverage of the Maghrebi people. The whole form of this, known as sencha, is contrasted in Japan with the powdered form, known as matcha. For 10 points, name this beverage brewed from unoxidized leaves. ANSWER: green tea [accept matcha before mentioned; prompt on “tea”] 19. In Supertroopers, Farva is tricked into saying “shenanigans” after being asked about a restaurant he likes “with goofy shit on the walls” that serves this dish. Von Miller noted “you can’t put regular gas in a Ferrari” after missing a week of practice during the 2016 playoffs due to illness from eating these items at a theater during The Force Awakens. A Denny’s cheese melt unusually includes four of these items. In a Gawker article chronicling her quest to consume (*) unlimited appetizers at TGI Friday’s, Caity Weaver chose to eat only this appetizer. McDonald’s faced a class-action lawsuit because of how many times customers were given this dish with just breading, no filling. Often dipped in marinara sauce is, for 10 points, what fried cheese dish?ANSWER: mozzarella sticks [prompt on answers like “fried mozzarella cheese”] [MS]20. As his “signature dish” on Top Chef Masters, Hubert Keller made a corn one of these baked goods, which he served with a lobster and truffle cappuccino. The quality of the shape of these baked goods is often assessed by a bump called a bosse [boss]. An English baked good of the same name is baked in a cylindrical dariole, coated with coconut, and topped with a maraschino cherry. This baked good is the most famous product of the (*) Commercy commune. They get their characteristic shape by being baked in scallop-shell molds. A rusk biscuit was used in place of this baked good in the first draft of a work in which it is dunked in tea by Aunt Léonie every Sunday at Combray. For 10 points, what little cakes initiate the protagonist’s memory stream in Proust’s In Search of Lost Time? ANSWER: madeleine [JL] ................
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