Baking a cake - vocabulary note.
Posted by Peter 5 January 2010
Here are some words about cooking and baking for you to learn.
- bake
- baking powder
- batter – a mixture of flour, milk and eggs used to make eg pancakes
- beat – using a fork or spoon or an electric beater
- boil – to cook in boiling water
- bring to the boil – to heat water until it boils
- chop – cut into little pieces
- dough – a mixture of flour, water and yeast for making bread
- fry – to cook in hot fat or oil
- grate – using a grater
- knead
- liquidise – generally, in a liquidiser
- melt – heat something (eg chocolate) until it becomes liquid
- pastry – a mixture of flour, fat and a little bit of water
- peel – to remove the skin or peel from eg a potato or an apple
- pour
- roast – cook in the oven. We roast meat or vegetables; we bake a cake or dessert.
- roll – to make eg pastry flat using a rolling-pin.
- season – to add salt, pepper or herbs to something
- self-raising flour – flour with some raising agent (eg baking powder) added
- serve – when we have finished cooking we put the food on the table or on plates ready to eat.
- sieve – you put flour or sugar through a sieve to break up all the lumps
- simmer – to boil something very gently
- stir
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