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pineapple
peach
strawberry
bunch of grapes
olives
pear
melon
lemon
coconut
beans
peas
onion
garlic
carrot
mushroom
aubergine
courgette
pepper
cabbage
broccoli
spinach
lecttuce
tomato
cucumber
oil
vinegar
salad dressing
something to put on salad
calf
young cow
lamb
young sheep
beef
meat of cow
veal
meat of calf
lamb
meet of lamb
pork
meat of pig
chicken
meat of chicken/ hen
salmon
prawns
mussels
crab
boil
luộc
saucepan
fry
chiên
frying pan
grill
Nướng (trên vỉ) (v)
grill
lò nướng (n)
roast
nướng (sử dụng dầu)
bake
nướng (không sử dụng dầu)
oven
lò vi sóng
barbecue
cook outside over the fire
barbecue
vỉ nướng barbecue
peel
remove the skin (v)
chop
cut into small pieces (v)
adding
putting them together with the onions (v)
stir
move it around in a saucepan using a spoon (v)
chef
people who cook food in a restaurant as a job (n)
taste
put a small amount in their mouth to see what it is like (v)
taste
noun of taste (n)
tasty
has a good taste (a)
spicy
with a strong hot flavor (a)
flavour
the type of taste that food or drink has (n)
horrible
terrible, unpleasant (a)
delicious
fantastic, with a wonderful taste (a)
sour
Acids taste like the taste of lemon (a)
bitter
has a sharp unpleasant taste like coffee (a)
recipe
the cooking instructions for a particular dish (n)
ingredient
the different food you need to make a particular meal
pie
a baked dish of fruit, or meat and vegetables, typically with a top and base of pastry (n)