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13 Cooking and Food + Verbs - Nouns to bake: 10 cook e.g. cakes and bread in the oven, to baste: to pour olor liquid fat ‘over meat while it is cooking to beat eggs: to mixthe white and the yolk together in a bow! with a fork to bring sth to the bolt: to boil sth to carve: to cut a piece of meat, usually into slices, to chop: to cut sth (usually vegetables) into smal pieces culsine: a particular style of cooking Italian cuisine is my favourite, {0 detrost: to allow or cause sth to become untrozen @ dlah: () a shallow container with a wide uncavered top, used to eal! serve/cook food (i) a particular kind Ol food propared in a particular way My favourite Chinese dish is sweet and sour chicken to dress: to put a mixture of ol, vinegar, salt, ete (Salad dressing) ona salad folk: metai paper used in cooking to grate: to cud sth (especially cheese and carrots) into small, tong, thin pieces, using a grater 4 grater: a kitchen tool which has rough surace (used for cuting {00d inio very small pieces) to grind: to crush pepper corns or Cotfee beans into powder or very small pieces, trostly ground cottee to Ice: to put icing (a coating of sot sugar) on the outside of a cake kote: a covered container used tor boiling water to knead: 10 press and streich dough (the miture of flour, water, elc Used to make bread) to marinade: o leave food (betore it ' cooked) in a specially prepared liquid (otten a mixture of ot and spices) so as to make it more tender or to give ita special taste pan: a round, metal container used Tor cooking things in to peel: to remove the skin from tevit ‘or vegetables plate: @ round flat dish used for holding food te pluck: to pullout he feathers from ‘a chicken, turkey, etc so as to prepare it for cooking to poach: to cook eggs (without their shells) in a special pan in ‘which the eggs are cooked above tolling water pot: deep round. container used for ‘cooking soups, stews, ete 1 recipe: cooking instructions to rinse: to quickly wash sth, generally using running water to roast: to cook meat or vegetables in the oven roast potatoes; roast lamb ‘torrustie up: to quickly cook sth foften when you were not expecting to cook) to scrub: to wash sth vigorously, sometimes by using a special brush to season: to add salt, pepper or spices to food, especially when it is being cooked to shell: to remove the hard outside covering of nuts, some seeds and some sea creatures (crabs, prawns, etc) aleve: a tool used for separating solids from liquids to sizzle: describes the noise sth makes when itis being fried to soak: 10 leave food (especially beans) in water so that it becomes soft or so that it absorbs the water to sprinkle: to drop small pieces of sall, cheese, sugar, etc on sth, Using a spoon or your fingers to stuff: to fil he inside of sth (often {chicken or turkey) with a bread or rice mixture, ete to thicken: to make a sauce thicker to toss @ salad: 10 mix a salad to whip: to str cream very quickly so that it becomes sti Idioms, verbs, expressions to go bananas: to become very angry oF very excited ‘She go bananas when she finds ‘out that you have lost her watch. 2 breadwinner: a person who ‘supports a family with the money she or he earns ‘After my father died, | became the ‘family’s only breadwinner. | to butter ab up: to be very pleasant to sb (and often pay them compliments) because you want sth from them Don't try to butter me up! | won't let you have my car. ‘88 different as chalk and che: very different from each other Although they're twins, they're as diferent as chalk and cheese. ‘sth Is not my cup of tea: (informal | don't particulary ike sth Opera isn't really my cup of tea fo grill sb: to ask sb a lot of questions (often in an aggressive way) to make them confess to sth The police grilled him for 4 hours ‘but he told them nothing. Ws like an oven in here: this room is very hot How can you study in this room? It's like an oven in heres peanuts: (said of a sum of money) vvery small 1 like my job but it pays peanuts! 4 ploce of cake: very easy to do Don't worry about the exam. iti! be a piece of cake. to simmer down (of feelings): to calm down, having been very angry ‘d wait for him before talking t0 hi to take sth with a pinch of salt: not 10 believe that stn is completely accurate or rue He may say he's a top golfer, but you have to take everthing he ‘says with a pinch of salt. simmer down _.Practice 1. Fallin the gaps that follow the verbs with ood items from the box below turkey ~ egg ugar fro a cake - cheese chicken dough - cream ~ a sauce coffer bears ~ prawns ~ mat 1 You grate 8 You whip 2 You baste 9 You sprinkle onsth 3 You stuff 10. You thicken 4 You gund 11. You shell 5 You beat 12. You detrost 6 You knead 13 You roast 7 You pluck 14 You ice 2. a. Choose the option (A,B,C or D) which best fis each gap in the recipe beiow 0}. two cups of haricot beans for six o eight hours, Drain, add fresh wate dari and seasoning, 1) to the boil and then 2) Read the restaurant review bel Ling the bighlig word that appears atthe end of some ofthe ines, form i the space in the same line. An bas been done for you We found out about our next restaurant when an 0) inwation from one of its ‘owners found its way on to my desk Situatedin a 1) overtiowing with themed inch and American eateries, the Wedge stands out not only for the 2) ‘fits décor (bare brick walls, polished floorboards and white linen tablecloths) bul also because ofits uniquely BBrtish menu, 3) to say, we were Intrigued and we chose to dine out at the Wedge last Monday. We were welcomed by 4 team of excellent and switched-on stat who, 4) our meat, were attentive and 5) without being overbearing, Toe menu was extensve, interesting and 6) for all budgets. The ‘emphasis, as you eight expect, was on traditional British fare - roast meats, pes, baked puddings - though a number of more ” dishes were thrown in for those with an adventurous palate. We were spolt for 8) and in the end, | lumped for crab soup as a starter and toast beet and Yorkshire pudding for my main course. The 9) we were served were generous, our food arrived promply, and nice intervals of time were left between courses. Superior service, 3 relaxing ambience, an imaginative menu ‘and 10) prices ~ i would seem that the Wedge has hit on a winning formula. is a shame, therefore, that our {006 tasted lke industrial strength soap, INVITE NEIGHBOUR SIMPLE NEED THROUGH courTesY suit INNOVATION CHOOSE HELP AFFORD 3. Deseribe your favourite restaurant, using words and expressions from this nit

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