Cooking and Food Spanish Vocabulary

1. Cooking and Food SpanishVocabulary Monday, June 2, 14

2. Calentar Monday, June 2, 14

3. Monday, June 2, 14

4. Cocer al horno Monday, June 2, 14

6. Freír Monday, June 2, 14

8. Saltear Monday, June 2, 14

10. Remojar Monday, June 2, 14

12. Lavar Monday, June 2, 14

14. Hervir Monday, June 2, 14

16. Cocinar a fuego lento Monday, June 2, 14

18. Mezclar Monday, June 2, 14

20. Pelar Monday, June 2, 14

22. Endulzar Monday, June 2, 14

24. Verduras Monday, June 2, 14

25. Frijoles Monday, June 2, 14

27. Zanahoria Monday, June 2, 14

29. Papas Monday, June 2, 14

31. Repollo Monday, June 2, 14

33. Lechuga Monday, June 2, 14

35. Apio Monday, June 2, 14

37. Pepino Monday, June 2, 14

39. Tomatoes Monday, June 2, 14

41. Pimiento Monday, June 2, 14

43. Cebolla Monday, June 2, 14

45. Fruita Monday, June 2, 14

46. Manzana Monday, June 2, 14

48. Banana Monday, June 2, 14

50. Fresa Monday, June 2, 14

52. Uva Monday, June 2, 14

54. Naranja Monday, June 2, 14

56. Lemón Monday, June 2, 14

58. Lima Monday, June 2, 14

60. Toronja Monday, June 2, 14

62. Piña Monday, June 2, 14

64. Coco Monday, June 2, 14

66. Carne Monday, June 2, 14

67. Tocino Monday, June 2, 14

69. Cerdo Monday, June 2, 14

71. Jamón Monday, June 2, 14

73. Salchicha Monday, June 2, 14

75. Albóndiga Monday, June 2, 14

77. Bistec Monday, June 2, 14

79. Pollo Monday, June 2, 14

81. Pavo Monday, June 2, 14

83. Mariscos Monday, June 2, 14

84. Pescado Monday, June 2, 14

86. Salmón Monday, June 2, 14

88. Atún Monday, June 2, 14

90. Camarón Monday, June 2, 14

92. --------- Monday, June 2, 14

93. Pan Monday, June 2, 14

95. Pastel Monday, June 2, 14

97. Huevo Monday, June 2, 14

99. Jugo Monday, June 2, 14

101. La Leche Monday, June 2, 14

103. Mantequilla Monday, June 2, 14

105. Queso Monday, June 2, 14

107. Helado Monday, June 2, 14

109. MORE COOKING AND FOOD VOCAB Monday, June 2, 14

110. CookingVerbs Monday, June 2, 14

111. Añadir Monday, June 2, 14

113. Hacer Monday, June 2, 14

115. Derritir Monday, June 2, 14

117. Medir Monday, June 2, 14

119. Cortar Monday, June 2, 14

121. Preparar Monday, June 2, 14

123. Remover Monday, June 2, 14

125. Colar Monday, June 2, 14

127. Sirver Monday, June 2, 14

129. Tapar Monday, June 2, 14

131. Measurements Monday, June 2, 14

132. Mitad 1/2 Monday, June 2, 14

133. 1/2 Monday, June 2, 14

134. Cuchara Monday, June 2, 14

136. Cucharita Monday, June 2, 14

138. Vaso Monday, June 2, 14

140. Un cuarto 1/4 Monday, June 2, 14

141. 1/4 Monday, June 2, 14

142. Tres cuartos 3/4 Monday, June 2, 14

143. 3/4 Monday, June 2, 14

144. Un tercero 1/3 Monday, June 2, 14

145. 1/3 Monday, June 2, 14

146. Tools Monday, June 2, 14

147. Cuchillo Monday, June 2, 14

149. Tenedor Monday, June 2, 14

151. Cuchara Monday, June 2, 14

153. Plato Monday, June 2, 14

155. Tazón/Cuenco Monday, June 2, 14

157. Cazo Monday, June 2, 14

159. Sartén Monday, June 2, 14

161. Espátula Monday, June 2, 14

163. Colador Monday, June 2, 14

165. Receta Monday, June 2, 14

167. Ingredientes Monday, June 2, 14

169. Cocina Monday, June 2, 14

171. Seasoning Monday, June 2, 14

172. Ajo Monday, June 2, 14

174. Hoja de laural Monday, June 2, 14

176. Albahaca Monday, June 2, 14

178. Perejil Monday, June 2, 14

180. Romero Monday, June 2, 14

182. Azafrán saffron Monday, June 2, 14

183. saffron Monday, June 2, 14

184. Tomillo Monday, June 2, 14

186. Azúcar Monday, June 2, 14

188. Sal Monday, June 2, 14

190. Salvia Monday, June 2, 14

192. Vainilla Monday, June 2, 14

194. More Food Monday, June 2, 14

195. Aguacate Monday, June 2, 14

197. Cangrejo Monday, June 2, 14

199. Kiwi Monday, June 2, 14

201. Cordero Monday, June 2, 14

203. Langosta Monday, June 2, 14

205. Champiñones Monday, June 2, 14

207. Mermalada Monday, June 2, 14

209. Mostaza Monday, June 2, 14

211. Aceite Monday, June 2, 14

213. Aceite de oliva Monday, June 2, 14

215. Aceituna Monday, June 2, 14

217. Durazno Monday, June 2, 14

219. Cacahuete Monday, June 2, 14

221. Gambas Monday, June 2, 14

223. Pato Monday, June 2, 14

225. Pera Monday, June 2, 14

227. Pasas Monday, June 2, 14

229. Frambuesa Monday, June 2, 14

231. Pimiento rojo Monday, June 2, 14

233. Arroz Monday, June 2, 14

235. Ensalada Monday, June 2, 14

237. Sandía Monday, June 2, 14

239. Refresco Monday, June 2, 14

241. Yogur Monday, June 2, 14

243. Useful terms Monday, June 2, 14

244. Desayuno Monday, June 2, 14

246. Almuerzo Monday, June 2, 14

248. Cena Monday, June 2, 14

250. Bebida Monday, June 2, 14

252. Grasa Monday, June 2, 14

254. Picante Monday, June 2, 14

256. Postre Monday, June 2, 14

258. Mojado Monday, June 2, 14

260. Seco Monday, June 2, 14

262. #2 Topic- Wilson's Fourteen Points What was the purpose of Wilson's 14 points? Wilson’s 14 Points were the basic outline of a plea and a plan to end all wars. Give a brief description of who Woodrow Wilson was. Woodrow Wilson was a Virginian who earned his doctorate, went on to become governor of New Jersey and in 1913 was elected president of the United States. As president he was the one who asked congress for the U.S. to enter in to WW1. Summarize some of the most important elements of this plan? The main points of the points were to keep peace and to keep the world open and safe of everyone in every peace loving nation. Also, that every nation would be assured justice and fair dealing by the other peoples of the world.The hope is that every nation would be peace loving and fair to one another, respecting differences and beliefs. Did European countries respond positively to this plan? When it came time to negotiate the Treaty of Versailles most of Wilson's 14 points were quickly dismissed. France, England and Italy wanted Germany to pay for all they had lost and the 14 points were not applied to them. The European countries did however form the League of Nations which wilson had suggested. How did the United States take on a leadership role during the aftermath of the war? The US was the least effected after the war. But, since the countries in Europe were devastated they needed to borrow money from someone who wasn’t, the US. Describe the aim of the League of nations. The aim of the League of Nations was to keep the peace and have a sort of brotherhood that kept the peace among countries. How did the United States respond to Wilson's plan? A whole new version of the treaty of Versailles needed to be made up for the U.S senate to agree to sign it. Did they accept all of it? No, the U.S. would not agree to sign the treaty unless they took out the agreements for the League of nations. How/why did the actions of the United States after the war go back towards isolationism? How did the Stock Market Crash effect the United States after the war and how did this affect the rest of Europe? Monday, June 2, 14

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