Food Vocabulary - Exercise 1

Fill in the gaps with the correct noun from the box.

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steaksalmondouble creamprawnsbeefbrunchelevenseschickpeascinnamonaubergine

1. On Sundays, we usually wake up late and have a big around 11:30 a.m. 2. In the UK, having a biscuit and a cup of tea at mid-morning is known as . 3. I’m going to make a traditional stew, so I need to buy a kilo of . 4. We had grilled with garlic and lemon as an appetiser. 5. To make the chocolate mousse richer, the recipe says we should add some . 6. Hummus is a delicious dip made primarily from and tahini. 7. This vegetable is called an in British English, but Americans call it an "eggplant". 8. I love the smell of on my morning porridge or in an apple pie. 9. For my main course, I’d like a medium-rare sirloin , please. 10. Smoked with cream cheese is a classic combination for a bagel.

Food Vocabulary - Exercise 2

Fill in the gaps with the words from the box. You may need to transform the verbs to fit the sentence correctly.

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boilroastwhip uppolish offchop uppig outeat outspill the beansheat uprun out

1. We couldn't have cereal this morning because we had of milk. 2. If you don't feel like cooking tonight, we can at that new Italian restaurant. 3. I can a quick salad in five minutes if you're hungry now. 4. Every year, my grandmother a whole turkey for Christmas dinner. 5. Please the onions into very small pieces for the sauce. 6. You need to the water before you add the pasta to the pot. 7. Don't worry about the leftovers; you can just them in the microwave tomorrow. 8. He was so hungry that he the entire cake by himself in record time! 9. We really on pizza and ice cream while watching the football match last night. 10. Come on, I know you know the secret! and tell me what she said!

Food Vocabulary - Exercise 3

Fill in the gaps with the adjectives or idiomatic expressions from the box.

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rawtendercup of teahot potatospicycrunchyblandpiece of cakegreasycool as a cucumber

1. This curry is way too for me; my mouth is on fire! 2. The meat was so that it practically melted in my mouth. 3. I found the soup a little ; it definitely needed more salt and herbs. 4. I love adding vegetables like carrots and peppers to my salads. 5. Be careful with that fried chicken; it’s a bit and might ruin your shirt. 6. Some people don't like sushi because they aren't used to eating fish. 7. Don't worry about the cooking exam; for someone with your talent, it’ll be a ! 8. I’m afraid spicy food is just not my ; I much prefer mild flavours. 9. The new sugar tax has become a in Parliament lately. 10. Even though the kitchen was chaotic, the head chef remained .