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  • If you let your food s______, you let it cook at a temperature just below boiling point. There are usually some bubbles.
    simmer
  • It's a _ _ _ .
    pan
  • A snake has s _ _ _ es.
    scales
  • Friend chicken is (runny/watery/crunchy/smooth).
    crunchy
  • I would like to thank you for taking the time to educate me a_____ this problem.
    about
  • Mayonnaise, chili sauce, mustard, ketchup, and barbeque sauce are all _______ments.
    condiments
  • Eggs can be ______. Be careful when you eat them!
    runny/watery
  • Is it correct? If not, correct it: "You need to adjust at the new realities of the twenty-first century".
    Incorrect: adjust to
  • It's pumpkin p _ r _ _ .
    puree
  • He's preparing chicken _ t _ r - fry.
    stir-fry
  • Is it correct? If not, correct it: "I'm desperate to learn English; can I study on the weekends too?".
    Correct
  • salty or spicy; not sweet
    savoury
  • The water is b _ _ l _ _ _ .
    boiling
  • When are you going to come to terms (at/on/with/to/for) life during a period? It is what it is!
    with
  • She's p _ _ l _ _ _ potatoes.
    peeling
  • Indian food is very s _ i _ _ .
    spicy
  • The opposite of tasty is (crunchy/sweet/runny/bland).
    bland
  • I didn't remember (telling/to tell her). I forgot to do it!
    to tell
  • _______y: having a strong, sharp taste/smell
    tangy
  • Everyone is capable (for/of/at/to/on) learning a foreign language!
    of
  • We regret (informing/to inform) you that you cannot take classes on Saturday mornings.
    to inform
  • Remember (taking/to take) your umbrella with you - it looks like it's going to rain.
    to take
  • It's a f______ p______r.
    food processor
  • It's a s______e of pizza.
    slice
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