# Cooking Basics

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- CEFR: A1 (Beginner)
- Theme: Food & Drink
- Words: 10
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Cooking vocabulary for the basics of the kitchen, naming a bowl, pot and stove and covering simple actions like cook, cut, wash and add salt.

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## Word list

* **cook** /kʊk/: To make food ready by heating it. — “I'll **cook** dinner if you lay the table.”
* **cut** /kʌt/: To divide something into pieces using a knife. — “Please **cut** the bread into six equal pieces.”
* **salt** /sɔlt/: White grains that come from the sea and give food a stronger taste. — “This soup needs a little more **salt**.”
* **bowl** /boʊl/: A deep round dish that you put soup or cereal in. — “She mixed the eggs in a large **bowl**.”
* **fridge** /frɪdʒ/: A cold cupboard with a door where you keep food from going bad. — “Put the milk back in the **fridge**, please.”
* **kitchen** /ˈkɪtʃən/: The room in a home where people cook meals. — “Mum's in the **kitchen** making dinner.”
* **add** /æd/: To put another food or liquid into a dish while you cook it. — “Now **add** the eggs and mix everything well.”
* **wash** /wɑʃ/: To clean something with water. — “Always **wash** the vegetables before you cook them.”
* **pot** /pɑt/: A deep round metal container with a lid, used to cook soup or boil water. — “There's a big **pot** of soup on the stove.”
* **stove** /stoʊv/: a piece of kitchen equipment used to cook food, with gas or heat. — “She put the kettle on the **stove** to boil.”

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