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This document contains a Spanish translation of common cooking terms from English to Spanish. It includes verbs like "bake", "boil", "chop", and "mix" translated to Spanish equivalents. It also lists common ingredients and measurements. Finally, it provides the Spanish translations for common kitchen tools, appliances, and other related words.
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This document defines various cooking terms used in cookery:
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This document defines various cooking terms used in cookery:
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- 2. “We Are What We Eat” English - Spanish Ingredients = ingredientes ½ = medio... ¼ = un cuarto... 200 grammes = doscientos gramos… 1 kilo = un kilo… a cup of… = una taza de… a tablespoon of... = una cucharada grande de… a teaspoon of... = una cucharita de… a pinch of… = una pizca de… bowl = bol mug = taza burner = cocina oven = horno casserole = cazuela peeler = pelador colander = escurridor plate = plato cutting board = tabla cortar pot = cacerola dough = masa rolling-pin = rodillo food processor = robot(cocina) saucepan = cazo fork = tenedor sieve = tamiz freezer = congelador spoon = cuchara fridge = nevera squeezer = exprimidor frying-pan = sartén tea towel = paño de cocina glass = vaso tin-opener = abrelatas grater = rallador toaster = tostador kettle = hervidora tray = bandeja knife = cuchillo whisk = batidor ladle = cucharón yeast = levadura mixer = batidora Marga Renedo Gómez
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