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Expressions for restaurants, recipes, and culinary contexts

food-cooking B1

add a pinch of salt

Learn how to use the culinary expression 'add a pinch of salt' to enhance your cooking and English vocabulary.
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add some salt

Learn how to use the phrase 'add some salt' in English cooking. Find meaning, examples, common mistakes, and interactive exercises.
food-cooking B2

air fryer

Discover how to talk about the popular 'air fryer' appliance in English. Learn its meaning, explore natural example sentences, and master its pronunciation.
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artisanal cheeses

Discover the rich flavors of artisanal cheeses—high-quality, hand-crafted specialty cheeses made in small batches by skilled producers using traditional methods.
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ask for the bill

Master the essential English phrase 'ask for the bill' to politely request your check, handle restaurant payments with confidence, and sound like a natural speaker.
food-cooking B1

ask for the menu

Discover how to use 'ask for the menu' in English restaurants to request the list of food and drink options from your server.
food-cooking B1

bake at 180 degrees

Master the essential cooking instruction 'bake at 180 degrees'. Learn how to use it correctly in recipes with examples and tips.
food-cooking B1

baking dish

Understand how to use 'baking dish' in English cooking contexts. Discover natural example sentences, common mistakes, and interactive practice.
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baking powder

What is 'baking powder' and how do you use it in English? Learn with simple examples, clear explanations, and common baking mistakes.
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baste the turkey

Learn the cooking phrase "baste the turkey" to describe pouring pan juices over poultry to keep it moist during roasting.
food-cooking B2

batch cooking

Understand 'batch cooking', its benefits, and how to use it in everyday English conversations.
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bitter taste

Understand how to use 'bitter taste' in English. Learn to describe sharp, acrid flavors like coffee or dark chocolate with natural examples.
food-cooking A2

boil some water

Master the common everyday English phrase 'boil some water'. Learn its meaning, pronunciation, and how to use it in daily life.
food-cooking A2

bowl of soup

Master the phrase 'bowl of soup' in English. Learn how to use this common food expression in daily conversations and restaurant settings.
food-cooking B1

bunch of grapes

Learn how to use the phrase 'bunch of grapes' in English. Discover daily examples, common mistakes, and practice exercises.
food-cooking A2

buy some groceries

Learn how to use 'buy some groceries' in daily English. Find meanings, examples, common mistakes, and practice exercises here.
food-cooking B1

can of soup

Master the phrase 'can of soup' in English. Learn natural examples, common learner mistakes, and test your knowledge.
food-cooking A2

can opener

Learn how to use the term 'can opener' in English. Discover its meaning, natural conversational examples, and common mistakes to avoid.
food-cooking B2

caramelize the onions

Learn how to use the cooking phrase 'caramelize the onions' in English. Master the pronunciation, spelling, and natural examples for daily cooking.
food-cooking B1

carton of milk

Discover how to use 'carton of milk' in everyday English. Read natural examples, avoid common errors, and practice.