© Table for two
reading 5 Look at the two menus. Where do you think they come from?
a) a pizzeria
b) a business-class flight
c) a British pub
d) a fast-food restaurant
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vocabulary Describing food
6 Match the verbs with the phrases. Use a dictionary to help you.
1 madę with ----a) cook in an oven without using oil or fat
2 rangę of —w b) list of ingredients in a dish
3 stuff with c) accompanies a main dish
4 roast d) fili with something
5 bakę e) cook in oil or fat in an oven or over a fire
6 served with f) number of similar things
7 Match the dishes with the ingredients.
1 Hungarian goulash is madę with—> a)
5 A seafood cocktail is served with e)
6 Hamburgers are often served with f)
a mayonnaise dressing. beef and vegetables. almonds.
tomatoes and lettuce. flour, eggs and water. red peppers, aubergines and courgettes.
8 Look at the menus again. What would you order to eat in each place?
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