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Kitchen - vocabulary - English lesson

IN THE KITCHEN - VOCABULARY

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	The kitchen
	The kitchen cupboard
	The sink
	The tap (UK) The faucet (US)
	The fridge
	The (deep) freezer
	The dishwasher
	The stove
	The cooker hood
	The oven
	The microwave oven
	The mixer
	The blender
	The handheld mixer
	The meat mincer
	The toaster
	The coffee maker
	The kettle
	The teapot
	The colander
	The stewpan
	The pressure cooker
	The deep fryer
	The saucepan
	The frying pan
	The dishes - dishware
	The plate
	The carafe
	The glass
	The cup
	The saucer
	The bowl
	The salad bowl
	Kitchen utensils
	A grater
	A tin /can opener
	A corkscrew
	A bottle opener
	A funnel
	A lemon squeezer
	A scale
	A baking /cake tin
	A vegetable peeler
	A whisk
	A chopping board
	A spatula
	A skimmer
	A soup ladle
	A rolling pin
	cutlery
	A knife
	A fork
	A soup spoon
	A dessert spoon
	A tea spoon
	Kitchen linen
	A kitchen apron
	A tea towel (UK) A dish towel (US)
	An oven mitt

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This cake is overcooked! You'd better preheat the ten minutes to 120°C before putting it in, instead of twenty minutes.

I've prepared the meal. Could you set the table, please? The are still in the . Don't forget the mustard in the , we need it.

Do you want a of tea? Yes! Great, The water is boiling in the . Open the and choose your flavour, I'll get the sugar .

Oh my God! Why don't you put the on ? Your shirt is covered with flour !

This picnic was a great idea but shame on you for leaving the at home! I've brought an excellent French wine.

Please clear the table and put the into the , I'll wash them as soon as you bring me a clean to dry them with.

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