Tastes of the World (H4)

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Far East Senior High Course Grade 11 2nd Semester

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#1

My grandmother had me knead the dough by hand.

#2

I got my friend to try the spicy soup.

#3

We had the vegetables chopped before we cooked.

#4

I watched the chef flip the pancake high.

#5

The recipe made us measure every spice.

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I had the bread baked in a stone oven.

#7

We heard the oil sizzle in the hot pan.

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Let me have this sauce tasted first.

#9

I smelled the curry filling the whole kitchen.

#10

She got the dough to rise overnight.

#11

We had a neighbor teach us the old recipe.

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I watched the steam rise from the bowl.

#13

Food is a story that every culture loves to tell.

#14

Last week, my grandmother had me help make her famous dumplings.

#15

First, she had the flour mixed with warm water and salt.

#16

She made me knead the dough until it felt soft and smooth.

#17

I watched her fold each dumpling with quick, gentle hands.

#18

We had the filling chopped and seasoned the night before.

#19

Soon I smelled the rich soup bubbling on the stove.

#20

She let me taste it and asked me to add more ginger.

#21

I heard the dumplings drop gently into the boiling pot.

#22

We got everyone to gather around the crowded table.

#23

A shared meal, she said, makes a house feel like home.

#24

In the end, cooking together is how we keep love alive.

#25

How do you make dumplings, Emma?

#26

My grandmother had me knead the dough.

#27

I got my friend to try the spicy soup.

#28

We had the vegetables chopped first.

#29

I watched the chef flip the pancake.

#30

I smelled the curry fill the kitchen.

#31

She let me taste the sauce and add salt.

#32

We heard the oil sizzle in the pan.

#33

We got everyone to gather at the table.

#34

A meal shared is a memory made.