Listen to Val speaking about cooking words, and match the verbs to their Spanish equivalents.
to boil
to
simmer
to steam
to cut
to chop
to slice
to dice
to heat
Do the same with the following
group of verbs.
to fry
to bake
to grill
to roast
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Another
group Val is to..to fry, to grill, to bake and to roast. Er..to fry for example, how would you describe to fry food? - Normally, frying would be to put in some kind of a
or ..th.. the.. the food. Under a
, like in a.. in a fry pan.
- So you fry , for example. - Yes.
- And to grill? - To grill, would be a high heat or
a high heat, whatever
you’re… whatever food you’re.. cooking.
- So you’d barbecue for example, that would be grill..to grill. - Yes, you would grill on a barbecue.
- And to bake and to roast? - Roasting is used for meat. So, roasting could be roast vegetables, but
it’s for meat and it’s in a very
hot . Whereas baking is cooking in the
with a..a heat all around.
- So you’d bake a cake, for example, or you’d bake..erm..potatoes. - Yes, you could bake potatoes, you can bake
as well, but the heat is not normally as .
- Okay, so that would be the difference between roast chicken and baked chicken. - Yes, you have a more crispy crust on a roast chicken than a baked one.
- Oh, it sounds !
farmhouse = granja
bubbles = burbujas
fry pan (frying pan) = sartén
oven = horno
barbecue = barbacoa
whereas = mientras que
crispy crust = costra crujiente/dorada