1. You will tell your partner about the last time you had or cooked a fantastic meal. Use the questions below to help you remember and organize your thoughts.
Where were you?Why was the meal special?
What did you have to drink?
Who was with you?
How complex was the recipe?
Who prepared the food?
What were the ingredients?
2. What do these sayings mean? Do they say anything about the people's culture?
Worries go down better with soup. ~Jewish Proverb
Rice is born in water and must die in wine. ~Italian Proverb
Eat little, sleep sound. ~Iranian Proverb 3. T
3. Talk to a partner and find the odd one out in each set of words.
Beef / steak /pork/ lamb / garlic Garlic is the odd one out because the others are all type of meat.
a) Mango / rice /pear/raspberry
b) Butter / cottage cheese/ yogurt / broccoli
c) Turkey/cauliflower/pepper / spinach
d) Lamb / chicken / turkey / Duck
e) Pasta / sauce / pie / grapes
f) Chocolate/chickpeas/syrup /jam
g) Whole grain bread/ brown rice/chocolate/sugar
h) Beef / steak /pork/ lamb / rocket
What other cooking verbs do you know? Make a list. If you had to
remember all of them for a test, what strategy would you use? Why?
Sites that might help you remember vocabulary:
Wordle
Sites that might help you remember vocabulary:
Wordle
Thinglink
4. Write a dictionary entry for the
word ethnic. Check a dictionary to see how similar your definition is.
Discuss in pairs.
What ethnic food have you tried?
What is your favorite cuisine? Can you prepare a special ethnic meal or
dish?
Is there any ethnic food that you would never consider eating? Why? Why
not?
How does typical or ethnic food reflect the culture of a country?
Can you write down the ingredients for a local food from a country you have been to?
Do foreigners usually like or reject the typical food from your country?
Why?
5. Watch a movie scene and discuss
the following questions.
What happens in the scene?
Correct sentences to make them true.
She liked the idea of cooking ratatouilli to the food critic because it's a peasant dish.
They used only yellow zucchines.
They started by grating carrots.
The rat stirred the souce with a metal spoon.
The lady chep spreaded the tomato souce on a frying pan.
All the vegetables do not have to be thinly sliced.
Correct sentences to make them true.
She liked the idea of cooking ratatouilli to the food critic because it's a peasant dish.
They used only yellow zucchines.
They started by grating carrots.
The rat stirred the souce with a metal spoon.
The lady chep spreaded the tomato souce on a frying pan.
All the vegetables do not have to be thinly sliced.
Where is the food from? What does it say about the people who created it?
Have you ever seen/eaten that
dish before?
Would you like to have it one
day? Why (not)
What are the ingredients?
What is your comfort food? Is there any food that brings you memories?
Is there a special recipe in your family? What is it like?
Do you remember any other movie that shows ethnic food or food?
6. Watch the movie scene below and write the questions the actors answer. Use the same questions to interview a partner.
Group work
Ethnic Food
Part 1: Expert Group (15 min)
Goals of this part of the activity:
• Learn about a dish in one country.
• Become an expert on your country’s dish.
• Prepare to teach your classmates about your country’s dish.
Learn about a dish in one country. One person in your group should read the information out loud. Then take notes here with your group:
I am going to teach others about a dish in _________________________.
There are many interesting aspects to be shared.
What are the ingredients? ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
How to prepare this dish?
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Difficult vocabulary I’ll teach my classmates:
*Check meaning and pronunciation
of difficult words.
1. ____________________
2. ____________________
3. ____________________
Now that you are an expert, teach your classmates about your country’s dish. You can only use your notes.
_________________________________________________________________________________
Part 2: Home group (5 minutes per country)
Goals of this part of the activity:
• Teach your classmates about you’re your dish.
• Learn about dishes in other 3 countries.
• Become an expert!
You will learn about 3 different dishes around the world. Listen to your group members and take notes in the chart below.
Classmate’s name and country name Pieces of information about the dish.
_____________________ _____________________________________________________
____________________ ______________________________________________________
If you finish before other groups, discuss the following questions in your group:
1. Which dish is more interesting to you? Why?
2. Which country is more similar to yours in terms of eating habits? Why?
3. Which country might be the most difficult one to adapt as a foreigner? Why?
TED TALK – Listen to two
chefs talking about theirs experiences. Use the questions below to help you
focus on what they have to say.
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What kind of requests did customers have?
What is flavor transformation?
What did they do to the carrot cake?
What do they charge customers 20 bucks for?
What did they decide to do after the experiment with the edible cigar?
What’s special about their nachos?
What’s their kitchen like?
What’s special about their hamburger?
What’s a miracle berry? What’s special about them?
What do they do to the watermelon? Why do they do that?
What are the chefs plans for the future?
What is flavor transformation?
What did they do to the carrot cake?
What do they charge customers 20 bucks for?
What did they decide to do after the experiment with the edible cigar?
What’s special about their nachos?
What’s their kitchen like?
What’s special about their hamburger?
What’s a miracle berry? What’s special about them?
What do they do to the watermelon? Why do they do that?
What are the chefs plans for the future?
Discuss
What do you think about their work?
Would you be willing to experiment the food at Moto? Why? Why not?
Would you be willing to experiment the food at Moto? Why? Why not?
Dilemma
You are about to have 4 guests over. They are from a different country
and you want them to have an idea of what the food in Brazil is like. What
would you serve for appetizers, main dish and dessert? You want to impress and
be original, but you only have 200 to spend.
________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
I think we should…
That’s a good idea, but don’t you think…
I believe we could.. … Why
don’t we…
I tend to agree with you, but maybe we…
Read the ingredients and equipment list of a Jamie Oliver’s recipe. What
kind of dish will he make? How would you put the ingredients together?
ingredients
• 3 cloves of garlic • a small bunch of fresh basil • olive oil 1 fresh red chilli • 2 x 400g tins plum tomatoes • sea salt and freshly ground black pepper • red wine vinegar • 4 x 150g white fish fillets such as coley, whiting or pollock, skin off and bones removed • a handful of black olives, stone in 1 tablespoon capers, drained |
Equipment list
Chopping board Knife Large pan Wooden spoon Tin opener Roasting tray (approximately 20cm x 30cm) |
To -
around - but – by – for –from – in – into – of – off
– on – over- through – to – until – up - with
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Baked white fish olives
and a simple tomato sauce
The most important thing remember this
recipe is buy good-quality
fish your local fishmonger or
supermarket. The recipe Ive given you here can be used all
sorts dishes � Ive shown you how tweak
it go fish, you
can try using it anything pasta grilled
chicken. If you want save some
time, double the quantities and freeze half the
sauce (it will keep a
couple months), or pop
it the fridge a
week.
make your sauce
1. Peel and finely slice the garlic cloves. Pick the basil leaves and
put aside, finely slice the stalks.
2. Add a good couple lugs olive
oil a large pan medium
heat. Add the garlic and basil stalks. Pierce the chilli once a
knife so it doesn't explode when frying, and add the
pan. Fry gently the garlic is
soft not coloured, stirring
occasionally.
3. Add the tins tomato
and season lightly salt and
pepper. Gently simmer low
heat 30 minutes. Remove the
chilli. Break and mush the tomatoes a
wooden spoon. Season the sauce really carefully more
salt and pepper if needed, and add a tiny swig red
wine vinegar give it a little
twang.
prepare and cook your fish
4. Preheat the oven 220°C/425°F/gas
7.
5. Pour your tomato sauce a
roasting tray (approximately 20cm x 30cm). Season the fish fillets both
sides a little salt and
pepper, then place top the
sauce. Squash the olives, using the base a
jar or something heavy, and remove the stones. Sprinkle the olives and
capers the fish. Scatter the
reserved basil leaves the
fish.
6. Cook the oven 15
minutes or the fish is
cooked (check cutting the
thickest part one or two the
fillets). Lovely served new
potatoes and a green salad.
Pronunciation practice
Take a look at the words below:
save and time
What do they have in
common? Have you ever heard of the silent final “e”? Watch a pronunciation tip
and decide what’s the right pronunciation for the words on the table.
Watch a movie scene and answer
the following questions.
Describe the scene.
How does the food make her feel?
What’s your comfort food? When do you feel you need it?
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How well you cook?
Do you think food help people bond?
Are you environmental aware when comes to your eating habits?
How many different color foods did you eat for dinner last night?
How much have your eating habits changed over the years?
Was there any dish or ingredient that you talked about today that you’d
be excited to try out?
Going beyond
Take a look at a pinterest about food. Do you have a good suggestion to
add to it? Is there any family recipe that you’d like to share with the group?
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