Name the food or drink suggested by each clue, each of which is an anagram of a word in the clue.
- The secret to making this drink is to use a dicer to chop up the apples.
- The only way I can stand to eat this leafy green vegetable is to drown it in a lake of ranch dressing.
- Whenever I’m feeling solemn I cheer myself by watching old videos of David Letterman throwing these fruits off the roof.
- You can enjoy the kind with beef or chicken anywhere, but if you want these Tex-Mex standards made with fish it’s time to head for the coast.
- The French chef was rude and arrogant, but I have to admit that the Béarnaise sauce he made with this herb was delicious.
- This layered English dessert made from ladyfingers and custard is so rich and heavy that I couldn’t even pick it up if I weren’t a lifter.
- While you can make this dish by simmering vegetables and spices together with any kind of meat, out west they prefer to use beef.
- I don’t like to drink hard liquor without something to wash it down with, so I always search for a bar that serves shots with one of these.
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- cider
- kale
- melons
- tacos
- tarragon
- trifle
- stew
- chaser