- •Still - more – another
- •He prefers fruit to ice-cream.
- •I like both apples and pears. I like neither apples nor pears.
- •It is common for Americans to eat breakfast in a restaurant.
- •I do like semolina!
- •Do you like cauliflower? – Would you like some cauliflower?
- •Eating out in the uk
- •Restaurants in the uk
- •My favourite restaurant
- •My favourite restaurant
- •My favorite restaurant
- •Eating out
- •Recipes
- •Ingredients
- •Freegans: no such thing as a free lunch?
- •Cooking Vocabulary
Cooking Vocabulary
Verbs
bake in a preheated hot oven for 10 minutes |
bring to the boil |
chop smth finely |
continue to cook on low heat for 5 minutes |
cook for 3 minutes in salted water |
cook until browned/until tender |
cut into halves or quarters/into pieces of equal size |
dice smth |
fill the pancake with bananas |
garnish with the boiled vegetables |
grind smth |
heat a teaspoonful of oil |
heat up what was left from yesterday |
keep hot until serving time |
leave to simmer for 30 to 40 minutes |
marinate |
mash smth |
place smth in a preheated hot oven |
reduce the heat |
season to taste with salt |
serve chilled |
serve immediately |
shell the green peas |
shred smth |
sieve smth |
simmer smth |
sizzle |
slice smth |
soak smth |
sprinkle the cheese over |
squeeze smth out |
steam smth |
stew smth |
stir continuously |
stir in flour |
stir the mixture frequently to prevent it sticking to the bottom of the pan. |
strain smth=drain smth |
stuff smth |
taste to check enough seasoning has been added before serving |
thin with the white wine |
toss the pancake over by flipping the pan |
use a spatula to turn the pancake over to cook on the other side |
when lightly browned, it is cooked. |
Things added to food
almond |
breadcrumbs |
celery |
cinnamon |
cherry-pepper |
dill |
flour |
garlic |
ground black pepper |
herbs |
ketchup |
leek |
mayonnaise |
mustard |
oil |
paprika |
parsley |
pepper |
powdered sugar |
raisins |
salt |
sauce |
spices |
sugar |
tomato sauce |
vinegar |
Meat and Fish
carp
catfish
chicken
cod
cutlet
fatty/lean meat
fillet
fish and chips
game
haddock
ham
herring
kidney
lamb
liver
lobster
meatball
minced meat
mutton
oyster
pike
pork
poultry
prawn
red meat
salami
salmon
sardine
seafood
shellfish
tender/tough meat
tongue
trout
tuna
turkey
veal
venison
well-done/medium/rare steak
white meat
Dairy Products
butter
mature/mild cheese
cottage cheese
margarine
skimmed milk
milkshake
yoghurt
sour cream
pasteurized milk
skin
semi-skimmed milk
fresh milk
sour milk (it has gone off)
custard
spread smth on smth
spread smth with smth
soft/hard butter
rind
Bread
croissant
crumbs
crust
dough
fresh/stale bread
loaf of bread
sliced bread/loaf
toast
white/brown/whole meal/rye bread
yeast
vermicelli
macaroni
noodles
Sweet food
apple crumble
bar of chocolate
birthday cake
biscuits
brownie
bun
casserole
cheesecake
condenced milk
cookies
corn flakes
cream roll
dessert
dough
doughnut
éclair
French bread/stick
gateau
ginger bread
have a sweet tooth
honey
ice-cream
iced bun
jelly
layer cake
marmalade
marshmallow
muffin
pie
soufflé
sponge cake
tart
waffle
whipped cream
Fruits and Vegetables
apricot
aubergine
avocado
blackberry
blueberry
broccoli
bunch of grapes
cauliflower
celery
chilli
clove
core
courgette
eggplant
garlic
gooseberry
grapefruit
kiwi
leek
lettuce
lime
lychee
melon
onion
papaya
parsnip
peach
pear
peel
pepper
persimmon
pineapple
pip
plum
pod
pumpkin
radish
raspberry
seeds
stone
sweetcorn
turnip
watermelon
zucchini
Beverages
alcohol-free wine/beer
aperitif
beer
brandy
cappuccino
champagne
cheers
cider
cocktail
cocoa
coffee
coffee beans
cognac
cork
corked
corkscrew
decaffeinated / instant coffee
double Martini
drink to smth
espresso
fizzy water
gin
glass of bubbly
green tea
ground / real coffee
herbal tea
house wine
jar of coffee
juice
liquor
milkshake
off-licence
pour smth for smb
punch
raise a glass
red/white wine
sherry
soda
soft drink
sparkling wine
spill smth
strong/weak tea
sweet/dry wine
take milk in one’s coffee
vodka
whisky
Cookware and appliances
apron
beer mug
blade prong
blender
bottle-opener
bowl
casserole
champagne flute
chopping board
chopsticks
coffee maker
colander
cooker
corkscrew
dish drainer
dishwasher
foil
food slicer
fridge
frying pan
garlic crusher
gas ring
grater
hob
jar
jug
kettle
kitchen cupboard
kitchen/bread/carving knife
ladle
lemon-squeezer
lid
microwave oven
mincer
mixer
mug
mustard-pot
non-stick pan
peeler
pepper-box
pot
pot holder
potato masher
pressure cooker
rolling pin
salt-cellar
scales
serrated blade
sharp/blunt knife
sieve
spatula
spit
spoon
steamer
sugar-basin
tea plate
tea-pot
teaspoon
tin-opener
toaster
tongs
tray
tumbler
whisk
wine glass
wok
wooden spoon
work surface (worktop)
Weight of food
Pound - (abbr. lb) a unit for measuring weight, equal to 0.454 of a kilogram
Ounce - (abbr. oz) a unit for measuring weight, 1/16 of a pound, equal to 28.35 grams
Cup - a unit for measuring quantity used in cooking in the US; a metal or plastic container used to measure this quantity
Litre - (abbr. l) a unit for measuring volume, equal to 1.76 British pints or 2.11 American pints
Pint - (abbr. pt) a unit for measuring liquids and some dry goods. There are 8 pints in a gallon, equal to 0.568 of a litre in the UK and some other countries, and 0.473 of a litre in the US
Gallon - (abbr. gal.) a unit for measuring liquid. In the UK, Canada and other countries it is equal to about 4.5 litres; in the US it is equal to about 3.8 litres. There are four quarts in a gallon
Comparing the metric and non-metric measurements
- 1 UK pint = 0.568 litre
- 1 US pint = 0.473 litre
- 1 UK gallon = 4.546 litres
- 1 US gallon = 3.785 litres
- 1 ounce = 28.35 grams
- 1 pound = 0.454 kilogram
- 1 stone = 6.356 kilograms
It is a bit too spicy for my liking. (you’d prefer it to be less spicy)
It is just the kind my mother makes.
It’s gorgeous. You must give me the recipe.
Lay the table for 4!
Make sure you follow the recipe.
Margarine can be substituted for butter in this recipe.
Sprinkle each side with pepper.
Take the saucepan off the heat.
Thank you, I have had enough.
The diet is based on counting calories.
The dinner was a tickle of the palate. — Обед был такой, что пальчики оближешь.
The potatoes need some salt.
There are some really nice dishes in that recipe book (cookery book/cookbook).
This is yummy!
This recipe is foolproof—it works every time.
Was that coriander it had in it?
What can I smell cooking?
What’s the secret ingredient?
choke on smth
eat with a fork/fingers
fattening products
gobble
groan with food
gulp
hard-boiled/soft-boiled eggs
inedible
keep the diet
lose weight
meat/fish/sweet course
