CodyCross Celebrity Chefs Pack answers
Celebrity Chefs
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AdventurePuzzle 1
Me __ the World, Tupac Shakur album (1995).
Historical area of central Europe, known for glass.
Annoying, irritating, tiresome.
Fanatics; those dependent on drugs.
Galloping __, TV chef of the 70s Graham Kerr.
Smartphone platform represented by a green robot.
Cultivated green areas with plants and lawns.
Surname of stuntman Colt from The Fall Guy.
Orient Express route Venice to __; Swiss tunnel.
Auguste __, Ratatouille's talented masterchef.
Puzzle 2
Indian state, borders Pakistani state of same name.
Mario __, TV chef of Molto Mario.
French term describes a young waif-like girl.
US soap Falcon Crest was based on this venture.
Largest natural satellite of Neptune.
__ Ages, period between antiquity and Renaissance.
System to turn Chinese characters into Latin ones.
Puzzle 3
Angela __, Ramsay protégée at The Connaught.
Hugh __-Whittingstall, chef who supports foraging.
Safeguarding; fixing in place.
Sanskrit word for a great ruler.
__ and carry on, WWII poster slogan.
Best Supporting Actress winner, and an Oscars host.
A flower supposed never to fade.
Puzzle 4
St Jerome's Australian music festival.
Hélène __, chef at her eponymous French restaurant.
Red-necked __; colourful rainforest bird.
Antony __ Thompson, author of GI diet books.
Not genuine or real; pretended.
Puzzle 5
Pierre __, La Tante Claire chef with pig trotters.
Country described as "the sunny side of the Alps".
Plant alcohol used as a substitute for sugar.
Joël __, Michelin-starred chef of pommes purée.
English monarch who signed the Magna Carta.
Best friend of Antonio, the "Merchant of Venice".
Carved water spout on a church.
__ on someone; check up on a person's activities.
Highest numbered metal club in a golf bag.
Radioactive metal (Po) discovered by the Curies.
Use these for making smoothies.
Puzzle 6
One who brings water to plants.
Nursery rhyme about gathering edible kernels.
Taken away, reserved or introverted.
US Civil War campaign led by General Rosecrans.
Doctrine associated with John Wesley.
Doyenne of cookbook writers; former Bake Off judge.
Acoustic music of the Appalachian farmers.
Storage building for produced goods and materials.
Dale __, father and son Daytona 500 winners.
Alfons __, Bavarian chef, author and TV star.
Bulky black-headed bird that eats fruit and buds.
Lines a jet plane leaves in the sky.
Puzzle 7
Elizabeth __, Citizen Cake chef with spiky hair.
US state that wants R Dean Taylor.
Scented, aromatic, fragrant, perfumed.
Mother of Biblical fraternal twins Jacob and Esau.
__ Chef, the incomprehensible Muppet.
An April Fool's Day trick in France: __ d'avril.
Cardinal Wolsey's gift to Henry VIII: __ Court.
Capital of the Dominican Republic: Santo __.
Vertical piece for foot digit, used in flip-flops.
Puzzle 8
Mrs __, 19th C writer of eponymous cookbook.
Main choreographer and member of Jackson 5.
Fertile, producing many offspring.
A round hollow in a hillside; cirque.
Meryl __, played Julia Child in Julie & Julia film.
Puzzle 9
Athletics event that ends in the pit.
Pierre __, French chef of Sketch, Peir, Twist.
La __, Fernand Point's iconic place in Vienne.
__ Amour, song about Stevie Wonder's girlfriend.
Traditional UK Christmas dinner veggie: __ sprouts.
Sugar __, people who convert raw into edible.
Moving, but not backwards or forwards.
Puzzle 10
Pass the __, kids' party game.
__ and the Beast, or how opposites attract.
French designer known as "Le Magnifique": Paul __.
Largest man-made lake in Bangladesh: __ Lake.
Religious probationer; someone inexperienced.
Gordon __, famously hot-headed and successful chef.
The most serious, most terrible.
Huge metal nails hold the hulls of ships together.
Puzzle 11
Underwater swimmers providing rescue services.
Artist who painted "Woman with a Hat": Henri __.
Lorraine __, chef became famous for cake-making.
Bob Geldof's 1985 fundraising global music event.
UK Prime Minister from 2010 to 2016: David __.
Massimo __, chef patron of Osteria Francescana.
Debilitating plasma cell cancer: multiple __.
Opposite of the genre that is about real events.
Takes care of children temporarily.
Puzzle 12
Lying in court during a trial.
__ pipes, examples include briar and meerschaum.
Story set before a current work.
__ Roden, author famous for Middle Eastern Food.
Puzzle 13
Organizer of the Free French forces in WWII.
The answer to a problem, such as a crossword clue.
Damaging something; indulging someone.
Country that celebrates the New Year April 13-15.
Vegetable, turnip-like small cabbage.
Cookies for the dog go in this.
Launching the sphere as part of a tennis serve.
Ainsley __, TV chef of Ready Steady Cook.
Have your cake __, have the best of both worlds.
Welsh maiden whose name means "more love".
Chicken restaurant owner in Breaking Bad.
Anthony __, author of Kitchen Confidential.
Puzzle 14
Marcus __, had an eponymous eatery at the Berkeley.
What someone with a ton of money has: "deep __".
Author of Solomon Gursky Was Here: Mordecai __.
Lesser or great woodpecker species.
Caesar __, chef who created the Caesar salad.
York __, cathedral church hit by fire in 1984.
New Zealand's 1st female Prime Minister: Jenny __.
Shorten a book; anagram of brigade.
1978 disco floorfiller from Chic.
Cop __, or police car, seen in The Blues Brothers.
Puzzle 15
__ Kerr, TV chef whose audience tasted his food.
John Singleton __, Colonial American portraitist.
Slogan, Have __, Have a KitKat.
Eldest son of King Henry VII: __, Prince of Wales.
United __, birth country of Brad Pitt.
__ chair, office chair that revolves 360 degrees.
Bank robber Bonnie __, partner of Clyde.
Puzzle 16
__ Records, British label for reggae and ska tunes.
French chef with New York restaurant Daniel.
Another name for the Chinese New Year: __ Festival.
Play by Joe Orton: Entertaining Mr. __.
__ party, social event that introduces a show.
Wine region borders San Marino and Adriatic Sea.
James __, famous chef on BBC's Saturday Kitchen.
Puzzle 17
Gennaro __, Greedy Italian who taught Jamie Oliver.
Dance With My Father singer, Luther __.
Charles __, invented Eggs Benedict at Delmonico's.
Mrs __, The Graduate's older woman.
Scott __, Australian PM in August 2018.
Nagorno-__, unrecognized republic, also Artsakh.
City where the novel The Birth of Venus is set.
__ goose, bird with a white face and black beak.
Puzzle 18
Stuffing made from fish, vegetables, etc.
Dick __, triple drat Wacky Races villain.
Admired and held in high regard.
All mimsy were the __: by Lewis Carroll.
French king crowned in 987 who created a dynasty.
Large presumed extinct marsupial: __ tiger.
Type of snapdragon and Pilgrim Fathers' ship.
In 2002, the youngest-ever Spanish Michelin winner.
City home to Australian Open tennis.
Nickname for Briton voting to leave the EU.
Three tens plus one, plus one.
Bravo's crime drama starring Eric Bana.
Puzzle 19
__ Brothers, Italian siblings focus on risotto.
Insect that builds a nest of clay/sand with saliva.
Describes the up-and-down action of a ball.
Symbol of __, a fingered gesture for rockers.
Richard __, Pop Art collage artist.
The latest epoch of the Tertiary.
Charles __, played Bligh and Quasimodo on film.
Puzzle 20
Laboratory equipment, a straight-sided clear tube.
Cobweb, Mustardseed, Peaseblossom, Moth are all __.
Fred Flintstone's boss at the gravel pit.
Catalan cuisine mecca, home to chef Ferran Adrià.
Alberta, Canada annual rodeo festival: __ Stampede.
Huge shark-like creature of Japanese mythology.
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