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Talking about Cooking in English
Survival English
Hello everyone! My name is ________. Im from ________.

I currently live in ________. I am a ________. I enjoy studying ________. I joined Open English ________ago. I (like / dont like) to cook.
Beginner: Warm-up
What is your favorite food?
My favorite food is__________.
Beginner: Vocabulary
cook
stir
chop
chef salt pepper fry bake oven
pan
Beginner: Matching
Match the listed words to the images
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
pan
oven
chop
salt
chef
Beginner: Vocabulary Practice

Fill in the blanks with the correct vocabulary words fry Some people like to add ___________ to their food. You ___________ the soup with a large spoon. You _________ things in a pan on top of the stove. You _________ things in an oven.
bake
cook
pepper
stir
I like to _______ meals for my family.
Beginner: Discussion
Complete the following sentences according to your opinion
I really cooking. A. love B. hate C. dont mind
In my A. B. C. opinion, cooking is difficult. easy. sometimes easy and sometimes difficult.
If I were a chef, I would work in A. an Italian restaurant. B. a French restaurant. C. a Japanese restaurant.
Beginner Question & Picture Matching
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
1. Why dont you like it?
2. What kind of salad is that? 3. Where did you get that hat?
4. Why did you decorate the food? 5. What are you making?
Picture Fill-in-the-Blank
taste
boil
crack
mix
flip
1. Eve __________ three eggs into a bowl. 2. You need to __________ the pancake over to cook both sides.
3. She __________ the soup and then added more salt. 4. I will __________ the water first and then add the rice.
5. He carefully __________ all the ingredients together.
Beginner: Creating Sentences

Create a sentence by using a subject, a verb and a complement
I You
cook
onions dinner
We
He She
add
chop
carrots
breakfast
the pan
salt a spoon pepper
They
Tony wash
Beginner: Choose One

Read the sentence with the correct answer 1. I always (stir / will stir) the soup after it boils.
2. Jenny usually (is cooking/ cooks) on the weekends.
3. We (bake / baked) a cake yesterday.
4. He (cleaned / clean) the oven before using it.
5. They (doesnt / dont) like pepper.
Beginner: Match the Answer

Match each question to the correct answer
1. What is his job?
__ Yes, I do.
2. Where is the salt?
__ Its on the table.
3. Do you have an oven?
__ Yes. Please wash the pan.
4. Can I help you with something?
__ I cook about once a week.
5. How often do you cook?
__ Hes a chef.
Beginner: Lets Talk!
Kim:
What are you doing, Elaine?
Elaine: Im looking through a recipe book to find a good cake recipe. Kim: Yum! I love cake. Its my favorite dessert.
Elaine: Yes, its my favorite too. Do you have a good cake recipe? Kim: Yes, I have a really good one for chocolate cake.
Elaine: Great! Would you give it to me? Kim: Of course! Let me go and find it.
Elaine: Sure, take your time.
Beginner: Lets Talk! Follow-up

Answer the following questions about the previous passage
What was A. B. C. Elaine doing at the beginning of the conversation? baking a cake looking through a recipe book nothing
What is something that Kim and Elaine have in common? A. They both work at the same place. B. They both eat cake all the time. C. They both consider cake to be their favorite dessert. What is Kim going to give Elaine? A. her chocolate cake recipe B. her recipe book C. her car
Whats Missing?
Complete each sentence with a word from the list
1. This food is too _________. teach 2. My mom _________ me how to cook. salt salty puts
3. Please ________ this in the oven.
love
loves
taught
put
4. I am really ________ !
5. He ________ to eat dessert.
hungry
hunger
Beginner: Q & A Formation

Complete the question using the underlined words as hints, then choose the correct option to complete the sentence
____ is Vicky?
1. Vicky ____ a great cook.
a. is b. am c. are
____ needs to clean the pan?
2. You ____ to clean the pan. a. needs b. need c. are needing
____ did Jim chop all day?
3. Jim ____ onions all day.

a. was chopping b. chop c. chopped
Beginner: Categories
Match each word to its corresponding category
Things people do in the kitchen
Things people use in the kitchen
pan
cook
fry
oven
salt
stir
chop
pepper
bake
spoon
Beginner: Minimal Pairs

Listen to the difference between each pair of words and practice pronouncing each pair cook chop salt kook shop silt
bake
pan
bike
pen
Beginner: Who Said It?

Match each sentence to its appropriate picture
A. B. C.
Im chopping vegetables.
My husband loves desserts!

Im stirring some soup. Im baking lots of cookies.
Im being careful with this knife.
Beginner: Related Lessons

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Food & Groceries- Vocabulary (#0037) Food & Groceries- Word search (#0038) Food & Groceries- Present Tense Verbs (#0039)
Food & Groceries- Quiz (#0040)

Descriptive Adjectives (#0049) Units of Measurement Vocabulary (#0062)
Intermediate Lesson Content
Intermediate: Warm-up
List some words that you associate with cooking
Intermediate: Vocabulary
Intermediate: Vocabulary
heat
whip techniques spices boil flavor garnish
beat
smooth
roast
Intermediate: Matching
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
heat
smooth
garnish
boil
beat
Intermediate: Vocabulary Practice

Use the words below to create your own sentences heat whip techniques spices boil flavor garnish beat Ex: Many foods are cooked with dry heat.
smooth
roast
Intermediate: Synonyms & Antonyms

Match the synonym & antonym to each listed word Synonym hard organic Word hot quick Antonym time-consuming cool
sugary
warm greasy
crisp
natural sweet
soft
lean salty
fast
fatty
artificial
Intermediate: General Discussion

What dish do you cook the most? What ingredients are needed to prepare it? Do you prefer frying or baking? Why?
Intermediate: Lets Talk
Patrick: Whats for dinner, Ellen? Im starving! I cant wait to eat. Ellen: Honey, youll just have to hold your horses. I was thinking about making lasagna tonight.
Patrick: Lasagna sounds great to me, but I thought it took a long time to prepare. Ellen: Youre right. Its not a quick dish to prepare. What would you like to have then?
Patrick: How about hamburgers? I could cook them myself. Besides, it will give you a break. Ellen: Well, I am certainly not going to argue with that. Hamburgers it is!
Intermediate: Lets Talk! Follow-up

What was Ellen originally planning to make for dinner? The conversation uses the phrase hold your horses. What do you think that means? What does Patrick suggest they eat instead of lasagna? Who is going to cook the hamburgers?
Intermediate: Q & A
Match each question to the correct answer
1. Do you want me to heat up the beans?
__ Yes, its on the table.
2. Is dinner ready?
__ No, Im trying to lose weight.
3. Would you like some dessert?
__ Well, it could use some sugar.
4. Is this pizza homemade?
__ No, theyre still warm.
5. Is the lemonade too sour?
__ Yes, I made it from scratch.
Intermediate: Story Sequence

Put the sentences in the correct order to form a short story _ Emily was craving something sweet.
_ Emily ate the entire pie.

_ Emily found a recipe for lemon pie. _ Emily started looking through her recipes. _ Emily made a delicious lemon pie.
Intermediate: Expressions & Phrases

Match the idiom to its meaning 1) Hey, Jason, whats cooking? a) cooked just right
2) The steak was done to a T. 3) Lets toast the winners. Down the hatch!
4) You were right about everything. Im going to have to eat crow. 5) Stay at home and save your money, or take a vacation in Hawaii, but you cant have your cake and eat it too. b) to use or spend something and still keep it; to have something both ways c) to admit you were mistaken or defeated d) to swallow something e) Whats happening?
Intermediate: Error Correction

Choose the correct answer 1. Heidi started takecooking classes last year. A. taking B. taken C. takes
2. Ill call you back when I finishedeating. A. have finish B. have finished C. will finish 3. Samantha always placesjam on her toast. A. rubs B. wipes C. puts
Intermediate: Lets Talk Pictures!

What do you think about cooking as a family activity?
Intermediate: Related Lessons


Food & Groceries- Vocabulary (#0037) Food & Groceries- Present Tense Verbs (#0039) Food & Groceries- Quiz (#0040)
Units of Measurement Vocabulary (#0062)

Numbers and Units Quiz (#0064) Practice Correct Modal Use (#0111)
Advanced Lesson Content
Advanced: Warm-up
Name some characteristics of a good cook
Advanced: Someone Once Said

My husband and I share work in the kitchen 50-50. I cook and he eats.
Unknown
Advanced: Vocabulary
sprinkle
congeal
poach
simmer
serrated
scorch
delectable
palate
ladle connoisseur
Advanced: Matching
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
congeal
ladle
simmer
poach
serrated
Advanced: Vocabulary Practice

Use the words below to create your own sentences poach congeal sprinkle simmer serrated Ex: You can poach more than just eggs.
scorch
delectable
palate
ladle
connoisseur
Advanced: Synonyms & Antonyms

Match the synonym & antonym to each listed word Synonym jagged burn Word scorch simmer Antonym freeze unsavory
expert
boil soak
delectable
brine connoisseur
smooth
dry cool
delicious
serrated
amateur
Advanced: Sentence Rewording

Read each sentence and replace the word with a synonym or antonym
1. My mother is a phenomenal cook.
S
2. These tortilla chips are very crunchy.

A
3. The cake I baked an hour ago is still warm.

S
Advanced: General Discussion

Whats the most challenging dish youve ever cooked? Why? What are some ways you can avoid cross-contamination while preparing or cooking food?
Advanced: Lets Talk

Phil: Hey Ana, whatre you cooking? It smells scrumptious! Youre such an amazing cook!
Ana: Thank you very much, Phil. Its really just dessert. I thought that Id bake some Christmas cookies. Phil: Yum! Whenll they be done? I could eat a horse right now! Ana: Ill take them out of the oven in about twelve minutes. Theres some tea in the fridge if youre thirsty. Phil: Thanks, thatd be great. Can I lend you a hand with something?
Ana: Actually, yes. Would you mind dicing up an onion for me? Im going to get started on dinner soon. You could tenderize the steak too.
Phil: Sure thing! Maybe you can show me a few tips in the kitchen. Its about time that I learn how to cook.
Advanced: Lets Talk! Follow-up

The conversation uses a couple of phrases (eat a horse, lend a hand). What do you think these mean? Describe the last time that you helped someone prepare dinner. What did you do to help them? What dish were they preparing?
Advanced: Error Correction

Correct the mistake 1. Im getting ready to cook a chocolate cake.
2. Jackie at French onion soup for lunch.
3. Marsha is doing breakfast for her family every morning.
4. Tim didnt feel like cooking, so he ate a bowl of cereals.
5. Josh took dinner with his wife at seven oclock.
Advanced: Reading Comprehension

There is a never-ending struggle to find the most efficient way to get good food on the table and get the tired cook out of the kitchen. The smartest strategy is this: Choose your battles.
One of the best things that you can do is take advantage of little tricks and timesaving products that will greatly decrease time spent in the kitchen. A well-chosen armament of frozen, canned, and refrigerated goods will allow you to skip steps at home without making big compromises on taste.
At my house, coffee is important. We don't drink a lot of coffee, but we love it, so I keep whole beans in the freezer and grind just enough for each freshly-brewed pot.
I love salad too, but I see no shame in letting someone else wash the salad greens so I can have it on nights when I'm too exhausted to clean and tear them myself.
Advanced: Reading Discussion
What is the main idea of this passage?
The article states that the most efficient way to get food on the table and the cook out of the kitchen is to choose your battles. What do you think this means?
The text says that one should take advantage of little tricks and timesaving products that decrease time spent in the kitchen. Give an example of a timesaving trick or product.
Advanced: Expressions & Phrases

Match the idiom to its meaning
1) She runs the office and manages the sales team. We call her the chief cook and bottle washer. 2) We need to cook something up to show management why we need a new copy machine. 3) Please dont invite anyone else to work on the project. Too many cooks spoil the broth! 4) What a cream puff job! She only has to call the caterer, and they do all the work.
a) to do something successfully b) the person in charge of practically everything c) to make a plan d) something of little consequence or difficulty e) many people trying to manage the same thing usually ends up ruining it
5) We gave Troy a chance to run the program, but he cant cut the mustard.
Advanced: Question Formation

Form a question based on the response Ex: How much money would you like to deposit?
1. Yes, Id like some more. Thanks!
2. I like my coffee black.
3. My grandmother taught me how to cook.
4. Sure! Id be glad to help you.
5. Id like my eggs scrambled, please.
Advanced: Related Lessons


Practice Correct Modal Use (#0111) Identifying Key Words (#0165) Suffixes of "compare" (#0167)
Fine Dining Vocabulary (#0244)

How many are in your party? (#0414) Fruits and Vegetables (#0487)
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Talking about Cooking in English

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Hello everyone! My name is ________. Im from ________.

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My favorite food is__________.

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Beginner: Vocabulary Practice

I like to _______ meals for my family.

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Beginner Question & Picture Matching

1. Why dont you like it?

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Beginner: Creating Sentences

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Beginner: Choose One

2. Jenny usually (is cooking/ cooks) on the weekends.

3. We (bake / baked) a cake yesterday.

4. He (cleaned / clean) the oven before using it.

5. They (doesnt / dont) like pepper.

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Beginner: Match the Answer

1. What is his job?

2. Where is the salt?

__ Its on the table.

3. Do you have an oven?

__ Yes. Please wash the pan.

4. Can I help you with something?

__ I cook about once a week.

5. How often do you cook?

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Beginner: Lets Talk!

What are you doing, Elaine?

Elaine: Sure, take your time.

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Beginner: Lets Talk! Follow-up

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3. Please ________ this in the oven.

5. He ________ to eat dessert.

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Beginner: Q & A Formation

1. Vicky ____ a great cook.

____ needs to clean the pan?

2. You ____ to clean the pan. a. needs b. need c. are needing

____ did Jim chop all day?

3. Jim ____ onions all day.

Things people do in the kitchen

Things people use in the kitchen

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Beginner: Minimal Pairs

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Beginner: Who Said It?

My husband loves desserts!

Im being careful with this knife.

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Beginner: Related Lessons

Hello everyone! My name is . Im from .