Food
Tenses
Translation
Cooking
Hotels
100

What is dough? 

pâte de pizza, pâte de cookie, etc...

100

To indicate actions or events that have already happened, what tense do we primarily use in English?

past tense

100

"Sir, I'll be happy to fetch the manager to address your concerns."

Monsieur, je serais ravie d'aller chercher le directeur pour qu'il réponde à vos questions.

Rude form: Fine, I can go get the manager if you think they'll actually care about your problems."

100

What is the cooking term for gently cooking food in a small amount of fat until it becomes soft and translucent?

sautéing 

100

What is a bellhop? 

As often referred to as a "bellboy" or "bellman," is a service employee typically found in hotels or resorts. Their primary responsibility is to assist guests with their luggage, whether it's carrying it to their rooms, loading it into vehicles, or retrieving it upon check-out

200

This leafy green vegetable is often used as a base for salads and is known for its crisp, crunchy texture.

lettuce

200

What is the past tense form of the verb "to eat"

ate

200

"Thank you for choosing our establishment, sir. How can I make your experience more enjoyable?"

Polite form :"Merci d'avoir choisi notre établissement, monsieur. Comment puis-je rendre votre expérience plus agréable ?"

Rude form:  "Yeah, you picked this place. What do you want, so your stay is less miserable?"

200

This sweet ingredient is made from bee nectar and is commonly used to sweeten a variety of dishes.

honey

200

What is another word for receptionist? 

Concierge, Hotel check-in agent 

300

What do you call the practice of eating small, savory dishes served before a meal to stimulate the appetite?

"appetizer" or "antipasto"

300

When referring to ongoing actions or events in the past, which tense is used, often with "was" or "were"?

past continuous tense

300

"Madam, I appreciate your patience. Your order will be ready shortly."

"Madame, je vous remercie de votre patience. Votre commande sera bientôt prête."

Impolite form : "In due time, lady. Your order will be up whenever."

300

Translate these common cooking verbs from French into English :

trancher 

ajouter

râper

étaler

griller

mélanger

mijoter

hacher

couper

mélanger

à la vapeur 

rouler

Slice 

add

grate

spread

toast

blend

simmer

chop

cut

blend

steam 

roll

300

This type of room offers a beautiful view, often of the surrounding scenery or a city skyline.

Room with a view

400

What is the process of soaking meat in a seasoned liquid to enhance its flavor and tenderness?

marinating 

400

They have visited that museum before," what tense is used for the verb "visit"?

present perfect tense

400

"There's nothing quite like the satisfaction of cooking a meal from scratch and sharing it with friends and family."

Il n'y a rien de mieux que la satisfaction de préparer un repas fait  maison et de le partager avec ses amis et sa famille.

400

When a recipe calls for "chiffonade," what should you do to the ingredients?

"finely slice into thin strips" or "roll-cut"

400

In hotels, the acronym "B&B" commonly refers to this type of accommodation.

a "bed and breakfast"

500

This highly prized spice is derived from the stigma of a particular type of crocus flower and is one of the most expensive spices by weight.

safran 

500

In the sentence, "They were watching a movie when the power went out," what tense is used for "watch" and "went"?

 "past continuous tense" and "simple past tense"

500

"The joy of cooking lies in the freedom to mix, taste, and adjust until the dish is just right."

"Le plaisir de cuisiner réside dans la liberté de mélanger, de goûter et d'ajuster jusqu'à ce que le plat soit parfait."

500

What term refers to a method of cooking food slowly in liquid, often in a closed container

braising 

500

What term is used to describe the act of checking out of a hotel room before the designated departure time?

early checkout