# Kinds of Food Intermediate

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- CEFR: B1 (Intermediate)
- Theme: Food & Drink
- Words: 16
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Food vocabulary that names the dishes and ingredients behind a curry, a stew and a pastry, along with groceries like garlic, mushroom and cabbage that make up…

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## Word list

* **picnic** /ˈpɪkˌnɪk/: A meal you carry outside and eat sitting on the grass, often in a park. — “We packed sandwiches and had a **picnic** by the river.”
* **flour** /ˈflaʊər/: A soft white powder made from wheat, used to make bread and cakes. — “Sift the **flour** into a large bowl before adding eggs.”
* **brunch** /brʌntʃ/: A late-morning meal that takes the place of both breakfast and lunch. — “We're meeting friends for **brunch** on Sunday.”
* **groceries** /ˈɡroʊsəriz/: The food and household goods you buy on a shopping trip. — “He carried the **groceries** up three flights of stairs.”
* **vinegar** /ˈvɪnəɡər/: A sharp sour liquid made from wine or apples, used on chips and in salad dressing. — “He shook a little **vinegar** over his chips.”
* **pastry** /ˈpeɪstri/: A mixture of flour, fat and water rolled flat and baked to make pies. — “The **pastry** on this pie is lovely and crisp.”
* **crust** /krʌst/: The hard brown outside part of a loaf of bread. — “He cut the **crust** off his sandwich.”
* **curry** /ˈkʌri/: An Indian dish of meat or vegetables cooked in a hot spicy sauce. — “We ordered a chicken **curry** with rice and naan.”
* **roll** /roʊl/: A small round piece of bread for one person, often cut open and filled. — “I had a cheese **roll** and an apple for lunch.”
* **stew** /stu/: A hot dish of meat and vegetables cooked slowly together in liquid. — “Mum left a beef **stew** on the stove for us.”
* **wrap** /ræp/: A thin, flat round of bread rolled around chicken, salad or cheese and eaten cold. — “I grabbed a chicken **wrap** on my way to work.”
* **olive** /ˈɑləv/: A small green or black fruit with a stone inside, used to make oil. — “He picked one salty **olive** off the top of the pizza.”
* **garlic** /ˈɡɑrlɪk/: A small white bulb of strong-smelling sections that cooks crush into food for flavour. — “Add two cloves of **garlic** to the sauce near the end.”
* **mushroom** /ˈmʌʃrum/: A soft food with a round cap and short stalk that grows in damp, dark places. — “We picked wild **mushrooms** in the woods last autumn.”
* **lettuce** /ˈlɛtəs/: A round vegetable with large soft green leaves, eaten cold in salads. — “Could you wash the **lettuce** while I slice the tomatoes?”
* **cabbage** /ˈkæbədʒ/: A round vegetable with thick green or white leaves packed tightly together. — “She shredded the **cabbage** to make coleslaw.”

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