Cooking Challenge

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This document provides vocabulary related to cooking, including cooking instruments such as spoons, knives, forks, dishes, fridges, bowls, whisks, spatulas, cookers, ovens, stoves and pans. It also includes common cooking measures like cups, grams, spoons and teaspoons. Finally, it lists cooking verbs such as add, mix, boil, break, bake, fry, chop, cut, grate and melt.

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Cooking Instruments
Whisk
Spatula
Cooker/Oven/
Stove
Pan

Measures
‘A cup
of…’
Grs
‘A spoon of’
‘A teaspoon of’

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