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Hiding in Plain Sight

Using only the letters found in the words “PLAIN SIGHT,” identify another word described in each puzzle. For example, the answer to “Using only the letters found in PLAIN SIGHT, spell a word that means a ‘swine’ is “PIG.”

* Use arrows for solutions.

Using only the letters found in PLAIN SIGHT, spell a word for what a wasp or bee might do. (HINT: 5 letters)

STING

Using only the letters found in PLAIN SIGHT, spell a word that names a male deer. (HINT: 4 letters)

STAG

Using only the letters found in PLAIN SIGHT, spell a word that is the opposite of day. (HINT: 5 letters)

NIGHT

Using only the letters found in PLAIN SIGHT, spell a word that names an exceptionally holy or benevolent person. (HINT: 5 letters)

SAINT

Using only the letters found in PLAIN SIGHT, spell a word that describes an exceptionally large mythical person. (HINT: 5 letters)

GIANT

Using only the letters found in PLAIN SIGHT, spell the name of a common seasoning. (HINT: 4 letters)

SALT

Using only the letters found in PLAIN SIGHT, spell a word that describes a young tree. (HINT: 7 letters)

SAPLING

Using only the letters found in PLAIN SIGHT, spell a word that names a kind of speech defect. (HINT: 4 letters)

LISP

What’s Cookin’?

Are you a knowledgeable home cook? Let’s see if you recognize these methods and recipes.

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What’s cooking when you beat together room-temperature butter, sugar and eggs until light and fluffy and gradually add mixed dry ingredients?

Pizza dough

Pancakes

Biscuits

ANSWER

What’s cooking when you mix together 1 cup flour, 1/2 cup salt, and 3 tablespoons creme of tartar, add 1 cup water and 2 tablespoons oil, and then cook over medium heat?

Bearnaise sauce

Cream soup

Pizza dough

Play dough

ANSWER

PLAY DOUGH

What’s cooking when you mix flour and salt, cut in cold shortening with pastry cutter, and then add ice-cold water and mix quickly?

Pie crust

Muffins

Biscuits

ANSWER

PIE CRUST

What’s cooking when you serve poach eggs on slices of ham on English muffins covered with a creamy sauce?

Eggs Benedict

A frittata

An omelet

Huevos Rancheros

ANSWER

EGGS BENEDICT

What’s cooking when you make a white roux with butter and flour and then whisk in hot milk with seasonings?

Bechamel

Bolognese

Hollandaise

Bearnaise

ANSWER

BECHAMEL

What’s cooking when you mix flour, salt, baking powder and small amount of sugar, slightly beat eggs in a separate bowl, add milk to eggs, and then mix liquid ingredients into dry ingredients?

Pie crust

Angel food cake

Pancakes

ANSWER

PANCAKES

What’s cooking when you layer wide flat noodles with cheese, meat, and tomato sauce and then top with more cheese?

Lasagna

Risotto

Spaghetti carbonara

Polenta

ANSWER

LASAGNA