Cooking Methods
Taste & Texture
Colors of the kitchen
At the Restaurant
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100

This food is not cooked at all.

Raw

100

A lemon has this sharp, puckering taste.

Sour

100

The color of a ripe tomato or a strawberry.

Red

100

Phrase used to get a seat: "A ____ for two, please."

Table

100

Ask this to find out what someone likes: "What is your ____?"

Favorite

200

Cooking in hot oil to make food crunchy.

Fried

200

Potato chips have this loud, snapping texture.

Crunchy

200

The color of broccoli, spinach, and limes.

Green

200

You ask the server: "What do you ____?"

Recommend

200

The word for a favorite sweet food at the end of a meal.

Dessert

300

Cooking food inside an oven (like bread or cake).

Baked

300

Chili peppers have this "hot" taste.

Spicy

300

The color of a banana or a lemon

Yellow

300

When you want to pay: "Can we have the ____, please?"

Bill (or Check)

300

A favorite liquid like water, soda, or juice.

Drink

400

Cooking over an open fire or metal grate.

Grilled

400

The texture of food that feels like it is covered in too much oil.

Greasy (or Oily)

400

The color of an eggplant or a grape

Purple

400

Used to remove an ingredient: "Can I get this ____ onions?"

Without

400

The place where you go to eat your favorite meal.

Restaurant

500

Cooking with water vapor; very healthy for veggies

Steamed

500

The texture of a soup or yogurt that has no lumps.

Smooth

500

The color of a carrot or a pumpkin

Orange

500

If you have a bad reaction to a food or can't eat it for health reasons, you say: "I am ____ to this."

Allergic

500

When a meal is the absolute highest quality or your number one choice, you call it "The ____."

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