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Cooking Verbs Interactive Lesson

Cooking Verbs Lesson

🍲 Boil

To cook food in water at 100°C (212°F). The water bubbles rapidly. Example: boil pasta, boil eggs.

🍳 Fry

To cook food in hot oil or fat in a shallow pan. Example: fry an egg, fry bacon.

🍤 Deep-fry

To cook food by completely submerging it in hot oil. Example: deep-fry chicken, deep-fry french fries.

🔥 Grill

To cook food on a metal grate over direct heat, often leaving char marks. Example: grill steak, grill vegetables.

🥘 Sauté

To cook food quickly in a small amount of oil over high heat while stirring. Example: sauté onions, sauté mushrooms.

🥟 Steam

To cook food using hot steam from boiling water. Example: steam vegetables, steam dumplings.

🍖 Stew

To cook food slowly in liquid at a low temperature for a long time. Example: stew beef, stew vegetables.

🍗 Roast

To cook food in an oven using dry heat, usually meat or vegetables. Example: roast chicken, roast potatoes.

🍰 Bake

To cook food in an oven using dry heat, usually bread, cakes, or pastries. Example: bake cookies, bake bread.

Cooking Methods

🍲 Boil
🍳 Fry
🍤 Deep-fry
🔥 Grill
🥘 Sauté
🥟 Steam
🍖 Stew
🍗 Roast
🍰 Bake
🌡️ Broil

Definitions

Cook using hot water vapor
Cook bread/cakes in oven
Cook on a grate over direct heat
Cook in bubbling water at 100°C
Submerge completely in hot oil
Cook slowly in liquid
Cook in hot oil in a shallow pan
Cook meat in oven with dry heat
Cook quickly in oil while stirring
Cook with heat from above
1. You need to water before adding the pasta.
2. I like to eggs in butter for breakfast.
3. The restaurant will the chicken wings until they are crispy.
4. Let's the burgers outside on the barbecue.
5. the garlic and onions until they become soft and fragrant.
6. It's healthier to vegetables instead of boiling them.
7. You should the beef for at least two hours until it's tender.
8. We will a whole chicken for Sunday dinner.
9. My grandmother loves to fresh bread every morning.
10. the fish for about 5 minutes on each side.

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