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    Cooking in English (English exercise n°4011 - Please quote this number when contacting us)


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    Cooking in English

    Bonjour,

    Dans cet exercice, il va s'agir de retrouver le nom de différents aliments ou ingrédients utilisés en cuisine. Pour ce faire, il faut connaitre les bases de la cuisine sans pour autant être un cordon bleu.

    Bonne chance et Bon Appétit!!!





    English exercise "Cooking in English" created by babyscot59 (03-10-2005) with The test builder
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    1. If you don't add to a cake, it will remain flat.
    2. A French galette is made of filled up with mashed apples.
    3. Traditionnal haggis is eaten with .
    4. To make a crumb, you need cheese.
    5. To cook an omelette, you put a of butter in a pan.
    6. In Alsace, one of the traditonnal specialities is .
    7. It is mainly eaten with .
    8. One of the traditionnal desserts you can eat in England is .
    9. Strawberries can be eaten with crème chantilly also called .
    10. Traditionnal " croque monsieur" is made of cheese, bechamel and .






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