Posts Tagged ‘Food’
Salmon Carpaccio – Writing
Salmon Carpaccio A carpaccio (Italian) is meat or fish sliced thin and raw with a sauce Can you complete this recipe? Salmon Carpaccio Serves 2. Prep: 15 min Cook: 10 minIngredients:2 ……… 12 ……… 2 courgettes, ……… 3 ……… 4 / ……… 5 in totalToasted sesame oilSweet chilli dipping sauceSoy sauceTin foil ……… 6…
Read MoreWeighty Thoughts
Waiting to be served offers an opportunity for some light-hearted thoughts
Read MoreFood vocabulary
The following vocabulary is based around cooking and is regularly used in both written and spoken English. You will find these terms used in cookery books, television cookery programmes, and everyday speech. So, take a look at some of the examples here, see how they are used in the recipe link,(maybe have a go…
Read MoreIdioms which refer to animals, fruit and vegetables
Some very interesting and well-used expressions here
Read MoreEver wondered about food?
Paul Merrett, chef and presenter, and David Shuker, OU science advisor to the BBC series on food, talk about the ecological impact of fishing, and after the end of this exercise, go on to weigh up the health benefits of eating fish.
Read MoreGinger tea bread
Ginger tea bread Serves 5 – (10 slices)Can you complete the instructions for this recipe for ginger teabread? The ingredients are given in the key! line blend again turn out place put put grease add blend turn cut serve stirring preheat leave to stand allow loosen brush blend pour over 1 ………….. 1 the oven…
Read MoreWhat a sweet job!
Find out how it is to be a chocolate taster!
Read MoreGordon Ramsay cooks scrambled eggs
Being asked to cook scrambled eggs is a typical test for a prospective chef at an interview! Here, a top chef explains some of the techniques required.
Read Morebland
bland – food with little or no taste
Read Morestodgy
stodgy – food that is heavy and makes you feel full
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