Foods that Start with B

Shouldn't bread be accepted for baguette?

It should be especially since bundt is a type of cakes not just a specific cake. So in that one the overall classification is accepted but for baguette it isn't.

+1

my first try as well.

I thought the same thing - they looked like "B"reakfast sausages to me in the little picture. Had to zoom in to see that they were Brats.

what about blue cheese?

Blue cheese is delicious. Does that answer your question?

My first thought for the cake was a baba au rhum, that was waiting on the rum. :)

Uih, I only knew Blintz as Plinse, didn't know that word made it into English.

For me, brussel sprouts are the same as watermelon seeds. I spit 'em both out.

Brussels sprouts lardons - cooked with some white raisins and bacon or pancetta...even my husband will eat them fixed that way. Yummm.

Yeah roasted Brussels sprouts are the way to go! Most people who hate them have been tortured with overcooked, soggy steamed ones I suspect. I do also like them halved and *lightly* steamed, with butter, salt and lemon juice, but that's next level sprout love.

We call that type of cake tulband (turban). No explanation needed as to why, I would say.

Do you have a specific recipe for that type of cake or is it anything made in that shape pan? Here, anything poured into a bundt pan becomes a bundt cake. My ex sis-in-law used to make a killer lemon bundt cake that she would glaze while still warm, and I had a friend who made a chocolate bundt cake that when cut revealed a vanilla filling in the center. I gotta stop thinking about cake - I'm supposed to be on a diet this week.

I think "brat" should not be enough for "bratwurst", thats like accepting "republic" for the "republic of ireland", it's missing the most important part of the information. The word "brat" is the imperative of the verb "braten" which means "to barbecue something".

But in English, many people just call them "brats," so your analogy doesn't work. If an English speaker said "I'm going to the republic," you wouldn't know what he meant. If he said "I'm eating brats," you'd know what he meant.

Come on! No biryani?! That is an insult.

You could accept beet root soup for borscht. or not.

Ohhh, that's cheese. I thought it was some flan-like dessert...

The secon-last image is not biscotti, they are cantucci...

If in english cantucci is said biscotti i'm fine but real name is just cantucci.

You're right. "Biscotti" is just the generic Italian word for "biscuits" or even "cookies". These are definitely "cantucci"

No babka or baklava. Now I'm getting hungry!

That borscht threw me off by looking awfully tomatoey.

I thought that was strawberries or raspberries.

what on earth is a banana

Please accept buttsidedown cake for bundt.