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Vocabulary flashcards generated from the study notes covering food, cooking, restaurant service, airport operations, and ground transportation terms.
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Veal
Meat from a young cow
Calf
A young cow
Mutton
Meat from an adult sheep
Venison
Meat from a deer
Poultry
Birds bred for eggs and meat
Sirloin steak
The best meat from the lower back of cattle
Joints
A large piece of meat cooked in one piece
Crayfish
Small river animal similar to a lobster
Mussel
Small sea creature with a black shell
Cod
Large sea fish with white flesh used as food
Hake
Large sea fish with a long body used as food
Plaice
Sea fish with a flat circular body
Mackerel
Sea fish with a strong taste and dark flesh
Herring
Long silver-coloured sea fish that swims in large groups
Sardine
Small sea fish often sold in cans
Trout
Freshwater fish that lives in rivers and lakes
Aubergine / Eggplant
A large purple vegetable
Oatmeal
Soft food made from oats boiled in milk or water
Potato wedges
Large wedge-shaped pieces of fried potato
Hash browns
Chopped cooked potatoes fried until brown
Pastries
Sweet cakes containing fruit or nuts
Treats
Sweet food eaten in addition to usual meals
Fudge
Soft sweet made from sugar, butter, and milk
Meringue
Light sweet food made from sugar and egg white
Sorbet
Frozen sweet food made from fruit juice and sugar
Bruschetta
Toast with tomato, cheese, or vegetables on top
Caesar salad
Salad with lettuce, bread, parmesan, and anchovies
Rocket salad
Salad made with rocket leaves
Beverage
A drink of any type
Spirits
Strong alcoholic drink
Liqueur
Strong alcoholic drink
Squash
Concentrated fruit juice mixed with water
Aerated water
Water artificially filled with gas
Spring water
Water coming from a natural spring
Sickly
Extremely sweet
Savoury
Salty or spicy, not sweet
Tasteless
Having no flavour at all
Bland
Having little taste or character
Stale
Not fresh
Vinegary
Tasting or smelling like vinegar
Greasy
Covered with or full of oil/grease
Moreish
Tasting pleasant and making you want more
Stodgy
Heavy and unhealthy food
Done to a turn
Cooked for exactly the right amount of time
Rare
Cooked for a short time and still red inside
Medium rare
Slightly red in the middle
Medium
Cooked so it is no longer red in the middle
Medium well
Cooked with a small amount of pink in the centre
Well done
Cooked firm and brown all the way through
Over-cooked / Overdone
Cooked for too long
Underdone
Cooked for less time than necessary
Boil
To cook food in boiling water
Fry
To cook food in hot oil or fat
Deep fry
To cook food fully covered in hot oil
Stir-fry
To fry small pieces of food quickly while mixing
Bake
To cook inside an oven without added liquid or fat
Roast
To cook food in an oven or over a fire
Grill
To cook over fire or hot coals on a metal frame
Poach
To cook food gently in boiling liquid
Steam
To cook food using steam
Stew
To cook slowly in a little liquid
Carve
To cut thin pieces from cooked meat
Joint (verb)
To cut meat into large pieces
Flambage / Flambé
To pour alcohol over food and set fire to it
Cuisine
A style of cooking
Licensed premises
Establishment permitted to sell alcohol and tobacco
Carvery
Restaurant where meat is cut for you from a large piece
Cafeteria
Restaurant where people collect food from a serving area themselves
Kiosk
Small building selling items through an open window
Automatic retailing
Standalone self-service kiosks operating as automatic stores
Tray service
Food served neatly arranged on a tray to rooms or beds
Trolley service
Serving food and drinks from a small cart
Room service
Serving food and drink to customers in their hotel rooms
Home delivery
Bringing items to the customer's home
Drive-in
Restaurant visited without getting out of your car
Catering
Activity of providing food and drink at events
Starter
A small dish served as the first part of a meal
Main course
The largest or most important part of a meal
Dessert / Afters
Sweet food eaten at the end of a meal
Entrée
US: Main dish. UK: Small dish served before the main part
Table d'hôte menu
Fixed price meal with little choice of dishes
À la carte menu
Choosing each dish separately from a list
Tableware
Knives, forks, plates, and glasses used for meals
Cutlery
Knives, forks, and spoons used for eating
Crockery
Cups, plates, and bowls used to serve food
Ancillary items
Items used in a restaurant like cutlery or napkins
Cover
A guest served during a given period of time
Table setting / Place setting
Way to set a table with tableware
Lay the table
To put tablecloth, plates, and cutlery on a table
Tray
Flat object used for carrying food and drinks
Trolley
Small vehicle with wheels used to transport items
Counter
Long flat surface in a shop or restaurant where people are served
Hatch
An opening through a wall
Napkin
Square piece of cloth or paper used while eating
Steak knife
Sharp knife with small teeth used to cut meat
Salt shaker / Pepper shaker
Container for salt or pepper
Hostess stand
Place where hostesses greet guests and take reservations
Table tent
Self-standing promotional card on a table
Pantry
Small room or cupboard where food is kept
Lounge
Room where people can relax or wait