Discover Tasty Traditions around the World
Uncover the delicious and diverse culinary traditions from various cultures with a focus on favorite dishes, cooking methods, and ingredients. From British breakfasts to Japanese bento boxes, explore the vibrant flavors that define each region's gastronomic heritage. Delve into the art of preparing poached eggs, roasted potatoes, vegetable dishes, flavorful chicken recipes, aromatic rice dishes, and delectable fish preparations. Learn about the techniques and significance of poaching in culinary practices.
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OBENTO is a tasty tradition!
BASICALLY BASICALLY - mostly / more or less DATE BACK DATE BACK - started / go back in time NOURISHING NOURISHING - good for your health, giving you the food you need TAKE PRIDE IN TAKE PRIDE IN - take pleasure to do something APPEALING APPEALING - pleasing and attractive - eat only familiar / known foods FUSSY EATER FUSSY EATER
Poached Poached Scrambled Scrambled Boiled Boiled Fried Fried
Roast Roast Baked Baked Boiled Boiled Mashed Mashed
Boiled Boiled Pickled Pickled Steamed Steamed
Roast Roast Baked Baked Grilled Grilled Fried Fried
Boiled Boiled Fried Fried Steamed Steamed
Poached Poached Baked Baked Grilled Grilled Fried Fried
POACH 1. 1. COOK COOK [transitive] a) to cook an egg in or over gently boiling water, without its shell: Example: Example: poached eggs on toast b) to gently cook food, especially fish, in a small amount of boiling water, milk etc. Example: Example: poach the salmon in white wine and water
QUESTIONS 1. What is the 1. What is the usual usual breakfast in breakfast in England? England? 2. What is the 2. What is the traditional breakfast? breakfast? traditional English English 3. What do English people usually 3. What do English people usually have for lunch? have for lunch?
4. What time do English people 4. What time do English people have dinner? have dinner? 5. What do they usually have for 5. What do they usually have for dinner? dinner? 6. What do British teenagers like? 6. What do British teenagers like? 7. What traditional English food do 7. What traditional English food do people often go out to eat? people often go out to eat?
Homework for the next lesson: 1.Use your answers to write a short email to your English penfriend about the dish (50-80 words). 1.Workbook p.14
