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RESTAURANT & KITCHEN
English for the catering industry
Question | Answer |
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Soup made from vegetables and meat | BROTH |
To cook bread in an oven | BAKE |
To cook fish, meat or vegetables in an oven | ROAST |
To cook in oil or fat at a high heat | FRY |
Inside parts of an animal such as kidneys or liver | OFFAL |
Fres meat from pigs | PORK |
Food served at the beginning of a meal | APPETIZERS |
To cut food into small pieces | TO CHOP |
To cook in water | TO BOIL |
To cook slowly in liquid | TO SIMMER |
Meat from a young cow | VEAL |
To cook food by putting it into boiling water for a short time | TO BLANCH |
Kitchen utensil used for making pastry flat and thin befor you cook it | ROLLING PIN |
The two parts of an egg | YOLK AND WHITE |
Adding too many spices and hebs will make the food taste like this | SPICY |
Adding too much chilli pepper will make the food taste like this | HOT |
If you add too much salt, the food will taste like this | SALTY |
To cook food on or under a direct flame | TO GRILL |
To decorate a dish | TO GARNISH |
To fry in a little fat at a high temperature | TO SAUTÉ |
To cook meat and vegetables in liquid | TO STEW |
To cut food into small cubes | TO DICE |
To cut into large, thin pieces | TO SLICE |
Kitchen appliance used for blending food | FOOD PROCESSOR |
This food is uncooked | RAW |
Uncooked mixture of water and flour to make bread | DOUGH |
To press and fold dough before it is cooked to make bread | TO KNEAD |
A thin round flat food made by cooking a mixture of flour, eggs, and milk | PANCAKE |
To cook for too long | TO OVERCOOK |
To prepare fish or meat for cooking by removing the bones | TO DEBONE |
To add wine or other liquid to (a pan in which meat has been roasted or sauteed) so as to make a sauce that incorporates the cooking juices | TO DEGLAZE |
To pour fat or juices over meat during cooking in order to keep it moist | TO BASTE |
To hold together pieces of food by using a wooden or metal pin | TO SKEWER |