"The woman is created for a man, not a man for a woman" - such a postulate ...
Hello everyone, friends! I have not seen yourself for a long time, as the last two weeks disappeared in, who gave me a lot of emotions, impressions and new interesting acquaintances. When you live in one space and constantly communicate, facing other people's opinions and points of vision, you have a net interaction with their habits and characters. Shake, update, clearing consciousness, access to a new experience. Alternately teaching people in English and preparing, I suddenly unexpectedly found that the biggest and outstanding topic in any language is ame for food.
As said Nikolay Yuhdkin, the hell on flipchart the quick scheme and on this topic, - the food is that everyone constantly wants and remember the least. The most inconvenient is to twist anyone in memory in a foreign language " pans«, « whiskers«, « to shred«, « rub«, « shred". Plus to this a huge variety fruit and vegetables which generously awarded us nature. As a result, the dates with pears are forgotten immediately, and in the head all the brought apple and, more likely, thanks to Steve Jobs, and not a fruit.
This week I decided to launch a series of posts and decided to start with cooking and on this topic. It is believed that cooking is a lesson, but in fact it is not quite so. As it turned out, men do not mind to do delicious pancakes and stand by the slab, communicating in English. One noticed - food really transmits the energy and character of a person, sometimes even mental state. Rubber food, as in McDech, is generally contraindicated for long-term use, since there is neither mental or physical vitamin energy. Food prepared in a bad mood has the property of annoying and you after it takes. Therefore, in a bad mood, I do not even come to the stove. Nevertheless, food should be prepared with positive emotion and umbilting. Generally, I already talked about to life, but all words including Junk Food B.you can find on the site languageGuide.org.introducing in the field English and choosing the desired topic.
We will analyze the popular words in cooking.
Crush. - put pressure.
You Must Crush Garlic To Make Garlic Sauce. You have to crush garlic to make garlic sauce.
Mash. - crush, plush
Let`s Do Mashed Potato With Milk! Let's make potato mashed potatoes!
Mix. - mix, interfere
We Can Mix Apples, YouGurt and Bananas ToGether. We can mix apples, yogurt and bananas together.
Serve.- Serve.
Please, Serve This Dish to That Man. Please serve (feed) This is a dish of Mr.
Slice.- cutting slices
You Can Slice This Bread If You Want To Help. You can cut this bread if you want to help.
Stir. - beat
Stir Up the Eggs with Milk. Wear eggs with milk.
Melt. - Rapturing
Please, Melt The Ice-Cream to Make It Warmer. Please melt ice cream to make it warmer.
Grill - Fry on the grill.
Please, Grill A Hamburger to Me. Please feed me a hamburger.
Simmer - Boil on slow fire.
THE SOUP HAS SIMMERED DOWN! Soup wounded!
Pinch. - pinch off, pinch
Please, Pinch The Peace of Bun.Please discharge a piece of buns.
Pour. - Pour.
POUR ME SOME COFFEE. Pour me a little coffee.
Sprinkle - to sprinkle
And Sprinkle It Lightly With Pepper. And sprinkle a little pepper.
Peel - Clean from the peel (from the word "peeling")
Can You Peel The Banana? Can you clean the banana?
Grate.- rub on the grater.
CAN You Grate The Cheese? Can you grasp cheese?
Squeeze-squeeze
Squeeze The Lemon Here. Unlock lemon here.
CARVE - Cut, cut.
Carve The Chicken.. Cut the chicken.
Spread.- Misching
Please, Spread the Butter on the Bread. Please smear oil on bread
Strain / Drain. - Police
Please, Strain The Tea. Please have a global tea.
Some words.
Whisk - beat the wedge. Because Whisk - This is a whim
Fry. - Fry
Boil - Cook
Bake. - Bake
Roll-Calate
Poach \u003d Simmer. - cook on slow fire
Roast. - Put
A small recipe that can meet on the Internet.
pay attention to Nutrition Facts. (Nutritive value)
Per serving - At the portion
Calories. - Calories
Protein. - Belok.
Carbohydrates. - Carbohydrates
Fats. - Fat
Roasted Chicken. - fried chicken
Breasts.-Hurdka
Spinach. - Spinach
Stuffing. - Stuffing. About what the word mean Stuff. You can read here.
Walnuts.- Walnut
Boneless - without bones
Tablespoon. - tea spoon
Ground Pepper. - ground pepper. how Ground Coffee. "Ground coffee".
Extra Virgin. - (first squeezing)
Pre-Heat. - (Preheat pre-)
400 Degrees. - 400 degrees
cut Along - Cut along
lay Out. - Share
attached - Attached
cutting Board - cutting board
pound - Disable a hammer (as chop).
to Flatten. - Align
rUB. - rub
season. - seasoning (not only as time of year)
non-Stick. - Anti-Fritn
wilt. - Welcome, add
thaw. - Melt
fold - Wrap
Sheet Pan. - Form for cooking (sheet)
roastin Pan. - Brazier
rack - lattice, stand
let Rest. - Give cool
A great day and delicious food,
Hello everyone! Already that a lesson we are repetition of the material previously traveled, and this occupation is not an exception. In order for knowledge to be thoroughly entrenched in our head, it is necessary to regularly repeat them. Therefore, today we will repeat the vocabulary about the things you want or you need to buy. You also learn a lot of new English words denoting the name of the food. Name of food in English
Carefully listen to the English speech of Americans, repeat all words behind the carrier to learn how to perceive English for rumor and correct all expressions in American English.
Product Name in English
Using a table with a "food" vocabulary in English and Russian, you will master the new material much faster, as visualized information is much easier.
Products | |
Nouns (Nouns) | |
breakfast | breakfast. |
notebook | notebook. |
a pen | pen. |
soda water, carbonated water | soda (A DRINK) |
stereo system | stereo. |
Nouns: Food, Food (NOUNS: FOOD) | |
banana | banana. |
bread | bread. |
broccoli | broccoli. |
bread grain, grain products | cereal |
cookies | cookie |
egg | eGG. |
flour | fLOUR |
the fruit | fruit. |
lemon | lemon. |
salad latobe | lettuce. |
meat | meat. |
milk | milk. |
onion | onion |
orange | orange |
pizza | pizza. |
salad. | salad |
soup | soup |
sugar. | sugar |
tomato. | a tomato |
vegetable | vegetable |
Verbs (Verbs) | |
root | to ache. |
eat, eat / eat, poked | to EAT / ATE |
Preposition (Preposition) | |
until | until. |
Adjectives (adjectives) | |
cold | cold |
ready | ready |
Remember this table and then you can easily buy any food and food in the American store.
Theme "Food" (Food) Includes a lot of words and the list can be continued to infinity. For those who have just joined us, here is the additional list of phrases related to food that will be useful to you if you are going to travel abroad - . I advise you to go and there already remember the names of those products that you will eat and, of course, your favorite dishes!
List of English words №2 on the topic "Food" (for continuing)
- bacon and Eggs - Egg with ham (bacon)
- omelette ['Omlit] - Omelet
- cottage Cheese - Cottle
- sAUSages - sausages
- a Hamburger - Hamburger
- boil - boil
- fry - Fry
- boiled Eggs - boiled eggs
- soft-boiled Eggs - Eggs Ski
- hard-Boiled Eggs - Screwing Eggs
- semolina [ˌsem (ə) 'liːnə] - semolina porridge
- hAM - ham
- biscuits - Cookies
- pancakes - pancakes
- cocoa - Cocoa
- mushroom Soup - Mushroom Soup
- fish Soup - Fish Soup
- pEA Soup - Pea Soup
- roast Meat (Chiken) - Roasted Meat (Chicken)
- fried Potatoes - Fried Potatoes
- boiled Potatoes - Boiled Potatoes
- mashed Potatoes - Potato mashed potatoes
- buckwheat ['Bʌkwiːt] Porridge - buckwheat porridge
- letice - lettuce leaves
- a Side Dish - Garnish
- a Filling - Stuffing
- soft Drinks - Non-alcoholic beverages
- strong Drinks - Strong Drinks
- cocktail - Cocktail
- wine - Wine
- dESSERT - DESESRET.
- strong TEA - Strong Tea
- wEAK TEA - faint tea
- cream - Cream
- lump of Sugar - Sugar Sug
- have Three Meals a Day - eat 3 times a day
- meal - Food (meal)
- for a starter - for a snack
- for the first course - on the first (dish)
- for the Second Course - on the second (dish)
- for the dessert - for dessert
- aT THE CANTEEN (A CAFE) - in the buffet (in a cafe)
- aT A Restaurant - in the restaurant
- aT A BAR (A PUB) - in the bar (pub)
- taste - taste
- smell - sniff
- poured
- stir - disturb
- lay The Table - Low on the table
- clear The Table - remove from the table
Phrases:
What about having a bite? - What about to eat?
What about Asking for more? - What about asking supplements?
Let's Drop Into This Small Café. - Let's goock in this cafe.
Text 1. Read and translate.
For Breakfast People May Have Eggs or An Omelette. If Eggs Are Boiled 2 OR 3 Minutes We Call Them Soft-Boiled Eggs. If They Are Boiled 5 Minutes or More We Call Them Hard-Boiled Eggs. Some People Don't Like Eggs. Theyr Porridge or Semolina for Breakfast. After Porridge, Eggs or An Omelette People Drink Coffee or Tea. I don't Like to Drink Strong Tea or Coffee. I Prefer Weak Coffee Wit Milk. My Friend Drinks Coffee Without Milk. WE ALWAYS PUT SOME SUGAR INTO OUR COFFEE OR TEA. To make Our Coffee Or Tea Sweet We Put 2 OR 3 Spoonfuls of Sugar and Stir It Wit A Tea-Spoon.
- spoonful - teaspoon (what is in it)
- tEA-SPOON - Tea Spoon
Exercise 1. Name The Objects (Utensils).
- spoon - Spoon
- tEA-SPOON - Tea Spoon
- fork - fork
- knife - Knife
- plate - Plate.
- dISH - dish
- bottle - bottle
- cup - Cup
- saucer - Swashing
- glass - Glass
- mug - Circle
- jug - Kuvshin
- kettle - Kettle
- tEA-POT - Wailed Teapot
- sugar-Basin - Sugar
Text 2. Read and translate.
Our Mother Always Lays The Table. She Puts Cups and Saucers on the table. Then She Pours Out Tea Or Coffee and Puts Tasty Buns and Sweets On The Big Dish, Bread, Butter and Sometimes Appa Cheese. She Calls US and Says That Breakfast Is Ready. We Come to the Kitchen and Sit Down AT The Table. The Breakfast Begins. My Brother and I Put Three Lumps of Sugar Into Our Coffee with a Tea-Spoon. The Lumps of Sugar Melt Very Quickly and The Coffee Becomes Sweet. My Brother Likes to Have Coffee with Milk Butt I Prefer CoFee Worth Milk. IF I CAN't REACH A BUN I Say "Pass Me a Bun, Please". My Mother Passes Me The Bun Saying "Here You Are", and I Thak Her. As Our Mother Wants Us to Eat WELL SHE OFTEN SAYS, "CHILDREN, HELP YOURSELVES TO BREAD AND BUTTER OR TO SOME COTTAGE CHEESE". When Breakfast Is Over We Clear Cups and Saucers Away and Wash Them Up.
Say Some Sentences about Your Breakfast.
Exercise 2. Answer the Questions:
- Who Cooks Your Breakfast?
- Who Else Has Dinner with You?
- What Kind of Bread Do You Like Best, White or Brown?
- What Do You Cut Bread WITH?
- What do you Eat Soup WITH?
- What Did You Eat for Breakfast Yesterday?
- Do You Like Strong Or Weak TEA?
- Where Do You Keep Your Forks, KNIVES, SPOONS, Plates and Cups?
Exercise 3. Comlete The Santhences.
- Don't Eat Off The ...
- Don't Talk With Your ... Full.
- In Order To () Lay The Table We Must Put ...
- The Salt Is To Far From Me, ...
- What Do You Like Best, An Omelette Or ...?
- WHEN PEOPLE WANT TO DRINK THEY SAY, "WE ...".
- We must ... Before A Meal and ... After IT.
Traditional English Food Has Been Greatly Influenced by Other National Cuisines in Recent Years. Despite This Fact, If You Travel to Britain, You Can Still Be Served Up Traditional English Dishes In A Restaurant or at a Hotel.
A Typical English Breakfast Is Usually Quite Big and Substantial. IT Includes Pork Sausages, Bacon and Eggs, Tomatoes, Baked Beans, Mushrooms and a toast. Some People Enjoy Porridge, Fruit and Yogurt in the Morning, Followed by A Toast and Jam, Or Orange Marmalade. A Traditional Breakfast Drink IS Tea, Which British People Prefer Having With Cold Milk. Another Popular Morning Drink Is Orange Juice.
For Many EnglishMen Lunch Is a Fast Meal. In Big Cities There Are A Lot of Sandwich Bars Where Office Clerks Can Choose All Sorts of Sandwiches with Meat, Fish, Chicken, Ham, Prawns, Eggs, Cheese, Vegetables and Lettuce. English Pubs Also Serve Good Food for Lunch, Hot and Cold. QUITE A LOT OF WORKERS GO TO FAMOUS "FISH AND CHIPS SHOPS" AND BUY THEIR FAVOURITE DEEP FRIED COD OR HADDOCK WITH FRENCH FRIES.
A Lot of EnglishMen Drink Their 5 O'Clock Tea. IT's a Traditional Light Meal After Work. People Enjoy Their Favourite Teas with Cookies, Cakes, Freshly Baked Sweet Buns, SCONES AND OTHER PASTRIES.
British People Eat Their Evening Meal At About 7 O'Clock, When All Members of the Family Are At Home Together. AS A Rule, A Typical Dinner Is Meat and Vegetables. IT CAN BE ROAST CHICKEN OR LAMB WITH POTATOES, OR STEAMED VEGETABLES WITH MEAT GRAVY. For Dessert, English Wives Cook Various Puddings and Serve Them with Ice-Cream or Jam.
ON SUNDAYS British Families Like to Sit Toasther at the table enjoying roast beef, Lamb or Chicken, Served with Yorkshire Pudding and Dressed with English Mustard, Apple Sauce, Cranberry Sauce Or Mint Sauce.
English Food Is Simple But Very Delicious. Today IT Continues to Merge in National Cuisines From All Over The World.
Transfer
Other national cuisines have greatly influenced the traditional English food in recent years. Despite this fact, if you go to the UK, you can still serve traditional English dishes in a restaurant or at the hotel.
A typical English breakfast is usually quite large and solid. It includes pork sausages, bacon with eggs, tomatoes, baked beans, champignons and toast. Some people like to eat porridge in the morning, fruits and yogurt, and then a toast with jam or orange marmalade. The traditional drink for breakfast is considered to be tea that the British love to drink with cold milk. Another popular morning drink is orange juice.
For many, the British lunch is a quick meal. In big cities there are a lot of sandwich bars, where office clerks can choose any kind of sandwiched with meat, fish, chicken, ham, shrimps, eggs, cheese, vegetables and lettuce leaves. British pubs also serve a good food, hot and cold. Pretty many workers go to the famous Cafe "Fish & Chips" and buy a favorite cod or pike in deep fryer and fried potatoes.
Many British drink five-hour tea. This is a traditional light food after work. People enjoy their favorite tea varieties with cookies, cakes, freshly baked sweet buns, cakes and other baking.
The British dine in the evening at about 7 o'clock, when all family members are together at home. As a rule, a typical dinner consists of meat and vegetables. It can be fried chicken or lamb with potatoes, or vegetables on a pair and meat with gravy. For dessert, British wives prepare various puddings and serve them with ice cream or jam.
On Sundays, British families love to sit at the table and enjoy fried beef, lamb or chicken, filed with Yorkshire pudding and flavored English mustard, apple sauce, cranberry sauce or mint sauce.