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Cooking : Verbs - adjectives

COOKING

Useful verbs

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	To cook
	To prepare the meal
	To whip up a snack

	To cut
	To slice
	To slice thinly
	To mince
	To chop
	To grind
	To grate To shred
	To peel

	To cook
	To bake
	To stew
	To brown To fry
	To roast
	To grill
	To toast
	To boil
	To blanch
	To add salt, pepper, spices To season
	To flavour with sauce
	To thin a sauce
	To grease a baking tin with butter
	To butter

	To do the dishes to do the washing-up
	To dry up

	To wipe
	To wipe up – to sponge
	To mop up To wipe (off)

A few adjectives you can find in a recipe:

Adjectives	Examples
Shredded	shredded cheese
Sliced	sliced mushrooms
Chopped	chopped parsley
Minced	minced meat
Crumbled	crumbled rusks
Diced	diced ham
Halved	halved tomatoes
Dried	dried garlic
Marinated	marinated salmon
Drained	drained olives
Softened	softened butter
Pre-baked	pre-baked bread dough
Reduced-fat	reduced-fat meat stock

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Hello! Before your vegetables on the work surface, you'd better it up.

I'd like a goat cheese pizza, but could you add some thinly mushrooms and extra cheese, please?

My cake is not beautiful: I've forgotten to my tin with butter.

It needs four hours for a 'pot au feu' to be . Half way through you must taste the meat stock and it more if necessary.

What about a breakfast with a good cup of coffee, an orange juice and three slices of and bread ?

Be careful! Your cream is trickling down the sides of the saucepan. Give me a sponge to before mum's arrival.

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