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- 1. Bakery A place where bread and other baked goods are made and sold. I stopped with my mom to buy doughnuts from the bakery.
- 2. Culture A group of people who share the same traditions and customs. It is part of African culture to play the drums and dance.
- 3. Customer People who buy things at a store. The customers for the School Store are the students in our class.
- 4. Dough A soft, thick mixture that is shaped and baked. I used the dough to make nice warm buttery biscuits.
- 5. Ingredients Parts of a mixture. Milk was one of the ingredients I use to make chicken a dumplings.
- 6. Recipe A set of direction for cooking food. The cookbook has some great recipes for cookies.
- 7. International Relating to two or more nations. We have an international festival to celebrate the foods around the world.
- 8. Kneading To shape dough by pressing, folding, and stretching it with your hands. My mom wanted me knead the dough for the cookies.
- 9. Flaky Light, easily separated. Pillsbury makes very flaky biscuits.
- 10. Golden Brown: the color of baked goods after they are cooked. The bread was cooked to a golden brown.
- 11. Dessert A sweet treat that is eaten after a meal. My favorite dessert is cheese cake.
- 12. Batch A group of baked goods that are cooked at the same time. Allie and her mom cooked a batch of snicker doodle cookies.
- 13. Yiddish A language spoken by spoken by some eastern European Jews and in areas where they have migrated. The Jewish people that lived next door speak Yiddish.
- 14. Salmon A type of fish. I ate salmon the other day for dinner.