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Liste de Mots Niveau C1 - Faire la Cuisine

Ici, vous apprendrez quelques mots anglais sur la cuisine, tels que "mélanger", "mijoter", "fouetter", etc., préparés pour les apprenants de niveau C1.

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CEFR C1 Vocabulary
batter
batter
[nom]

a mixture consisting of flour, milk, and eggs, used for making pancakes, or for covering food before frying

pâte

pâte

Ex: I dipped the fish fillets in a light and crispy batter before frying them. 
to blend
to blend
[verbe]

to combine different substances together

mélanger

mélanger

Ex: The chef blended various spices to create a flavorful sauce. 
to carve
to carve
[verbe]

to cut a piece of cooked meat into smaller pieces

découper

découper

Ex: At the family dinner table, the father skillfully carved the roast turkey. 
to deep-fry

to cook food by holding it under oil

faire frire

faire frire

Ex: He decided to deep-fry the chicken wings for a crispy texture and golden-brown color. 
to defrost
to defrost
[verbe]

to cause something frozen become warmer to melt away the ice or frost

décongeler

décongeler

Ex: She uses the microwave to defrost frozen vegetables quickly. 
to digest
to digest
[verbe]

to break down food in the body and to absorb its nutrients and necessary substances

digérer

digérer

Ex: Our bodies use enzymes to digest food in the stomach. 
to mash
to mash
[verbe]

to crush food into a soft mass

écraser, réduire en purée

écraser, réduire en purée

Ex: She mashed the boiled potatoes with a fork to make creamy mashed potatoes for dinner. 
to reheat
to reheat
[verbe]

to warm previously cooked food

réchauffer

réchauffer

Ex: She reheated yesterday's leftovers for lunch. 
to grate
to grate
[verbe]

to cut food into small pieces or shreds using a tool with sharp holes

râper

râper

Ex: Grate the cheese for the pizza using a cheese grater. 
to grind
to grind
[verbe]

to crush something into small particles by rubbing or pressing it against a hard surface

hacher

hacher

Ex: She had to grind the coffee beans before brewing her morning coffee. 
to simmer
to simmer
[verbe]

to cook something at a temperature just below boiling, allowing it to bubble gently

faire mijoter, mitonner

faire mijoter, mitonner

Ex: She simmers the soup for rich flavor. 
to steam
to steam
[verbe]

to cook using the steam of boiling water

cuire à la vapeur

cuire à la vapeur

Ex: She loves to steam vegetables for a healthy side dish. 
to stew
to stew
[verbe]

to cook something at a low temperature in liquid in a closed container

mijoter, faire mijoter, cuire en ragoût

mijoter, faire mijoter, cuire en ragoût

Ex: Stew the beef with vegetables and broth in a slow cooker for several hours until it's tender. 
to warm up
to warm up
[verbe]

‌to make already cooked food warm again

réchauffer

réchauffer

Ex: I'll warm the leftovers up in the microwave for lunch. 
to whip
to whip
[verbe]

to mix ingredients with a wire whisk or fork in cooking or baking to achieve a specific texture

fouetter

fouetter

Ex: The recipe instructed me to whip the eggs with a wire whisk until they formed soft peaks. 
to squeeze
to squeeze
[verbe]

to force liquid out of something by firmly twisting or pressing it

presser

presser

Ex: She squeezed the lemon to extract the juice for the recipe. 
bland
bland
[Adjectif]

(of drink or food) having no pleasant or strong flavor

fade, sans goût, insipide

fade, sans goût, insipide

Ex: The soup was bland, lacking seasoning and spices to enhance its taste. 
chunky
chunky
[Adjectif]

(of food) having large pieces

avec de gros morceaux

avec de gros morceaux

Ex: The chunky tomato soup was full of large, tender pieces of vegetables and herbs. 
chewy
chewy
[Adjectif]

(of food) requiring to be chewed a lot in order to be swallowed easily

difficile à mâcher, caoutchouteux

difficile à mâcher, caoutchouteux

Ex: The chewy caramel candies stuck to her teeth as she savored their sweetness. 
creamy
creamy
[Adjectif]

having a smooth and soft texture

crémeux, onctueux

crémeux, onctueux

Ex: The soup had a creamy texture, rich and velvety on the palate. 
crispy
crispy
[Adjectif]

(of food) having a firm, dry texture that makes a sharp, crunching sound when broken or bitten

croustillant

croustillant

Ex: The fries were perfectly crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside. 
crunchy
crunchy
[Adjectif]

firm and making a crisp sound when pressed, stepped on, or chewed

croquant

croquant

Ex: The crunchy texture of the fresh vegetables added a satisfying contrast to the salad. 
tinned
tinned
[Adjectif]

(of food) preserved and sold in a can

en conserve, en boîte

en conserve, en boîte

Ex: She used tinned tomatoes to make a quick and flavorful pasta sauce. 
appetite

the feeling of wanting food

appétit

appétit

Ex: After a long day of hiking, her appetite was hearty, craving a substantial meal to replenish her energy. 
banquet
banquet
[nom]

a large and formal meal for many people, often for a special event

banquet

banquet

Ex: The wedding banquet featured multiple courses of gourmet cuisine served to guests seated at elegantly decorated tables. 
feast
feast
[nom]

a meal with fine food, typically for many people, celebrating a special event

festin, gueuleton, banquet

festin, gueuleton, banquet

Ex: The royal wedding was followed by a lavish feast. 
brunch
brunch
[nom]

a meal served late in the morning, as a combination of breakfast and lunch

brunch

brunch

Ex: Many restaurants offer bottomless mimosas or bloody marys as part of their brunch menu to accompany the food. 
buffet
buffet
[nom]

a meal with many dishes from which people serve themselves at a table and then eat elsewhere

buffet

buffet

Ex: The hotel offered a lavish buffet with a wide variety of international cuisines. 
teatime
teatime
[nom]

a time in the early evening or afternoon when people have a light meal

heure du thé, goûter

heure du thé, goûter

Ex: Every afternoon, they gathered in the garden for teatime, savoring the warmth of the sun and the aroma of freshly brewed tea. 
corkscrew

a small tool with a pointy spiral metal for pulling out corks from bottles

tire-bouchon

tire-bouchon

Ex: She struggled for a moment before remembering to use the corkscrew to open the bottle of wine for dinner. 
glassware

objects that are made of glass, particularly ones used for eating and drinking

verrerie

verrerie

Ex: The hostess proudly displayed her collection of antique glassware, each piece sparkling under the chandelier. 
tureen
tureen
[nom]

a deep dish with a lid, used for serving soup

soupière

soupière

Ex: The chef ladled the steaming soup into a large tureen before bringing it to the table. 
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