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Vocabulary flashcards covering kitchen items, food terms, family relations, and family idioms from Lexical Sets 1, 2, and 3.
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CUTTLERY / SILVERWARE
Eating and serving utensils such as knives, forks, and spoons, listed under Lexical Set 1: Kitchen Vocabulary.
TAP/FAUCET
A device that regulates the flow of water into a sink, listed in Lexical Set 1: Kitchen Vocabulary.
SPORK
A hybrid eating utensil combining features of both a spoon and a fork, listed in Lexical Set 1: Kitchen Vocabulary.
DISH RACK
A kitchen frame or holder used to dry washed dishes, listed in Lexical Set 1: Kitchen Vocabulary.
WAFFLE IRON
A kitchen appliance used for baking waffles, listed in Lexical Set 1: Kitchen Vocabulary.
ELECTRIC SKILLET
An electrically powered pan used for frying or cooking food, listed in Lexical Set 1: Kitchen Vocabulary.
COLANDER
A bowl-shaped utensil with holes used to drain liquids from food, listed in Lexical Set 1: Kitchen Vocabulary.
STRAINER
A device with mesh or small holes used to filter or drain liquids from food, listed in Lexical Set 1: Kitchen Vocabulary.
GRATER
A kitchen tool with rough apertures used to shred cheese or vegetables, listed in Lexical Set 1: Kitchen Vocabulary.
WHISK
A kitchen utensil made of wire loops used for beating or whipping ingredients, listed in Lexical Set 1: Kitchen Vocabulary.
LADLE
A deep-bowled spoon with a long handle used for serving liquids like soup, listed in Lexical Set 1: Kitchen Vocabulary.
OVEN MITT
A heat-resistant padded glove used to handle hot cookware from the oven, listed in Lexical Set 1: Kitchen Vocabulary.
COFFEE GRINDER
An appliance or tool used to crush coffee beans into fine grounds, listed in Lexical Set 1: Kitchen Vocabulary.
JUICER
An appliance used for extracting liquid juice from fruits and vegetables, listed in Lexical Set 1: Kitchen Vocabulary.
scrambled eggs
Eggs mixed together and cooked while stirring, listed in Lexical Set #2 Food.
sunny-side-up eggs
Eggs fried on one side only without turning, leaving the yolk liquid, listed in Lexical Set #2 Food.
hard boiled eggs
Eggs cooked in boiling water until the white and yolk are completely solid, listed in Lexical Set #2 Food.
steak (well done, medium, rare)
Beef cut cooked to specified levels of doneness, listed in Lexical Set #2 Food.
2% milk, low-fat milk
Milk containing reduced fat content, listed in Lexical Set #2 Food.
lactose free milk
Milk processed to remove or break down lactose, listed in Lexical Set #2 Food.
peeled/ breaded shrimp
Shrimp that has been peeled or coated with breadcrumbs before preparation, listed in Lexical Set #2 Food.
beat
A food preparation verb meaning to mix ingredients vigorously with a tool, listed in Lexical Set #2 Food.
simmer
A cooking method meaning to cook gently in liquid kept just below boiling point, listed in Lexical Set #2 Food.
drain
A culinary action meaning to empty liquid out from cooked food, listed in Lexical Set #2 Food.
zucchini
A type of green summer squash, listed in Lexical Set #2 Food.
coriander
An aromatic herb/spice used in cooking, listed in Lexical Set #2 Food.
mussels
Edible bivalve mollusks/seafood, listed in Lexical Set #2 Food.
nuclear family
A social unit consisting of two parents and their children, listed in Lexical Set 3 Family.
extended family
A family group that includes relatives such as grandparents, aunts, uncles, and cousins beyond parents and children, listed in Lexical Set 3 Family.
blended family
A family formed when a couple marries and brings together children from previous relationships, listed in Lexical Set 3 Family.
single-parent family
A family raised by one parent alone, listed in Lexical Set 3 Family.
half-brother / half-sister
A brother or sister with whom one shares only one biological parent, listed in Lexical Set 3 Family.
stepbrother / stepsister
The child of one's stepparent from a previous relationship, listed in Lexical Set 3 Family.
ancestors
Lineage forebears or persons from whom one is descended, listed in Lexical Set 3 Family.
descendants
Offspring or people descended from a particular ancestor, listed in Lexical Set 3 Family.
the black sheep
A family idiom referring to an outcast or member who brings disrepute to a family.
see eye to eye
A family/relationship idiom meaning to be in full agreement with someone.
own flesh and blood
A family idiom referring to a person related by blood.
not on speaking terms
A family/relationship idiom describing people who refuse to speak to one another due to a conflict.
wears the pants
A family idiom describing the person who exercises authority or control in a relationship or household.
runs in the family
A family idiom describing a trait or characteristic passed down through family generations.
have a skeleton in the family
A family idiom referring to an embarrassing or dark secret kept within a family.