Cooking Vocabulary in Spanish - Spanish Language Learning

Cooking is an essential part of daily life, and if you're learning Spanish, it's important to know some basic vocabulary related to cooking. 

In this blog post, we'll cover some essential cooking vocabulary in Spanish.

1. Cocinar - Cook: This is the general term for preparing food.
2. Hornear - Bake: This method of cooking food using an oven.
3. Freír - Fry: This is a method of cooking food in hot oil.
4. Asar - Roast: This is a method of cooking food in an oven or over a fire.
5. Hervir - Boil: This is a method of cooking food in water that is heated to boiling.
6. Picar - Chop: This is the act of cutting food into small pieces.
7. Mezclar - Mix: This is the act of combining two or more ingredients.
8. Batir - Beat: This is the act of mixing ingredients quickly and vigorously with a whisk or blender.
9. Amasar - Knead: This is the act of working dough with your hands to make it smooth and elastic.
10. Rallar - Grate: This is the act of rubbing food against a grater to make it into small pieces.
11. Pelar - Peel: This is the act of removing the skin from fruits or vegetables.
12. Cortar - Cut: This is the act of cutting food into slices or pieces.
13. Revolver - Stir: This is the act of mixing ingredients together with a spoon or fork.
14. Sazonar - Season: This is the act of adding spices, herbs, or other flavorings to food to enhance its taste.
15. Cocina - Kitchen: This is the room where cooking is done.
16. Horno - Oven: This appliance is used for baking or roasting food.
17. Sartén - Pan: This is a flat-bottomed utensil used for frying, sautéing, or hot food.
18. Cuchillo - Knife: This is a sharp tool used for cutting or chopping food.
19. Tabla de cortar - Cutting board: This is a flat board used for cutting food.
20. Cacerola - Saucepan: This is a deep cooking pot with a handle used for making sauces or soups.

Learning basic cooking vocabulary in Spanish can help you follow recipes, communicate with Spanish-speaking chefs, or talk about food in general. 

So, practice these words and start using them in your daily conversations!

¡Buena suerte! (Good luck!)

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