Pickled peppers.

Despite the name, this 1969 music festival was actually held in Bethel, New York.

Technically, the last year of the 18th century.

A multi-layered sweet pastry often topped with fruit or stuffed with cream cheese filling.

The name news media gave to the Michael Jordan-led 1992 United States Men’s Olympic Basketball Team.

Curds and whey.

He was lauded for his efforts to console and inspire a grieving city as New York City’s mayor in the months following 9/11; but that doesn’t even begin to make up for the shit he’s pulled in the last few years.

New York’s original name.

A piece of dough around a sweet or savory filling, then boiled, baked, fried, or steamed.

A net or web woven onto a handmade willow hoop.

One scrambled egg.

The poem was wrong: his ride for to Concord was made to save stores of ammunition – not to alert his fellow rebels that “the British are coming!”

The pot’s singular companion.

Traditionally, this cake is made with unsweetened baking squares in lieu of cocoa powder, giving it the distinctive rich texture and dark color.

Top box office earners for this animation studio include “Shrek,” “Madagascar,” and “Boss Baby.”

A plum and/or Christmas pie.

Ronald Regan’s administration was embroiled in this political scandal after it was discovered the United States traded arms for hostages.

America’s decrier of taxation without representation.

An annual herb in the celery family used to flavor pickles.

Better do this, because maybe tomorrow the good lord will take it away.

Some tarts made on a summer’s day.

The term to describe the circulation war between Joseph Pulitzer and William Randolph Hearst characterized by sensationalized news.

Not qualified or diminished in any way; total.

A mild-flavored winter radish popular in Asian cuisines characterized by fast-growing leaves and a long, white, napiform root.

In Les Misérables, Fantine belts this lament after she is fired from Valjean’s factory.