Cooking Verbs in English -Cooking Vocabulary (with examples )

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serve

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light

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tenderize

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sprinkle

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spread

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measure

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knead

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taste

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slice

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whip

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boil

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steam

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squeeze

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Hi,
Please,how to say(cooking verb vocabulary) :
To heat cooked food again for eating.
I just say : heat the soup.
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Yes, it's correct. We can use the verb reheat which means that we will heat the food once more ; for example, " Can you take out the food from the fridge and reheat it in a pan".
I hope that I've answered your question 😊
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I understood well, from the example.
It's like the French language you add prefix (re). Reheat👍👍💯💯

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roll out

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heat

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decorate

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melt

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sharpen

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送气音p-peel,pour, c-carrot ,ch-chop...不够清楚。😊

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stir

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crush

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toast

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dice

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Ikan hiu makan tomat
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mix

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pour

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wash

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grill

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peel

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Can I say :
Can you strain the pasta,please ?

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Good question! Yes you can use both Strain and Drain ; To "drain" pasta means to "remove water from the pasta", which is what many of us do. To "strain" pasta means to "remove the pasta from the water". So you can use these two verbs depends on the way you drain the pasta or anything else, that's it. I hope I answered your question. Thank you so much for your feedback.

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saute

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toss

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mash

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fry

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make

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break

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flip

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bake

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add

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drain

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chop

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weigh

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put

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roast

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sift

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turn off

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grate

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tenderize

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sprinkle

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spread

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knead

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blend

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slice

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whip

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steam

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squeeze

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boil