LocalFood..docVIP

Local food barbecued pork bun bean curd dessert brown sugar rice pudding dough stick egg puffs egg tart fried seafood in bird’s nest lemon chicken pineapple bun red chilli hot pot rice dumpling spring roll steamed bean curd steamed green vegetables steamed salted fish stir-fried kale and beef turnip cake won ton noodles Regional food chicken satay curry beef puffs durian ice cream sashimi sushi tom yom goong Western food baked potato banana pancakes croissany custard pie French toast grilled salmon hamburger jelly mango pudding pease pudding pizza salad saveloy spaghetti bolognaise steak Ways of cooking bake barbecue boil deep fry grill microwave roast scramble smoke steam stew stir-fry Food Taste: Crispy (crispy fried duck/crispy cookie/crispy French fries/crispy chips) Crunchy (crunchy fresh vegetables/crunchy apples/crunchy lettuce) Oily (oily food/oily clothes) Greasy (greasy food/greasy pots and pans/greasy meal) Juicy (juicy oranges) Spicy (spicy food/savory=spicy=hot) Buttery (buttery cake) Tasty (tasty dessert/tasty pie/tasty soup/tasty meal/a strong and pleasant taste) Delicious (delicious fried chicken/It tastes delicious.) Yummy (How yummy!/dim sum) ? Yucky (yucky school dinners) Soggy (soggy bread/soggy biscuit) Salty (This bacon is too salty for me.) Sour (sour lemons/sour green apples) Sweet (sweet apples/The milk is sweet.) Bitter (The medicine tastes bitter.) Fragrant (fragrant coffee/How fragrant the flowers are!/fragrance)???????? Stinky (stinky tofu/stinky smell) Smelly (smelly clothes/smelly feet/stinky=smelly) Chewy (chewy candy/chewy cookie) Tender (tender meat/tender=soft) Delicate (a delicate taste) Fresh (fresh air/fresh vegetables) Fishy (It’s a bit fishy.) Ripe (ripe grapefruit/ripe=unripe) Tingly (Spicy Tingly Beef) Jackie:? Hello, Im Jackie Dalton, welcome to the programme. Today were going to take a look at food and the language used to describe food – whether its at someones house after youve just had a lovely meal and you wa