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25-26 Fr2 U.3 Vocab

Un dîner entre amis

TermDefinition
un gâteau au chocolat chocolate cake
il me faut I need
il faut One needs
les oeufs (m) eggs
l'oeuf (m) egg
le bicarbonate de soude baking soda
la levure chimique baking powder
la poudre de cacao cocoa powder
le beurre butter
le sel salt
la farine flour
le sucre sugar
le lait milk
l'extrait (m) de vanille vanilla extract
préparer to prepare
la pâte batter, dough
le bol à mélanger mixing bowl
le verre doseur measuring cup
la cuillère à mesure measuring spoon
la cuillère à café teaspoon
la cuillère à soupe tablespoon
la spatule spatula
le tablier apron
mélanger to mix
When do you use DEFINITE ARTICLES? When you’re talking about a specific noun that is known, identified, or already mentioned, or when speaking in general about a whole category.
What are the DEFINITE ARTICLES? le, la, l', les
When do you use INDEFINITE ARTICLES? When you’re talking about one or more non-specific nouns that haven’t been identified yet.
What are the INDEFINITE ARTICLES? un, une, des
When do you use PARTITIVE ARTICLES? When you’re talking about an unspecified amount of something you can’t count (like food, drink, or abstract things).
What are the PARTITIVE ARTICLES? du, de la, de l', des
What article do you use after a NEGATIVE EXPRESSION or an EXPRESSION OF QUANTITY? de, d'
une tasse de/d' a cup of
une cuillère à soupe de/d' a tablespoon of
une cuillère à café de/d' a teaspoon of
un kilo(gramme) de/d' a kilo of
une livre de/d' a pound of
un gallon de/d' a gallon of
un litre de/d' a liter of
un verre de/d' a glass of
un pot de/d' a jar of
une tranche de/d' a slice of (sliced, flat)
une part de/d' a piece of (portion of a whole)
un morceau de/d' a piece/chunk of
une boîte de/d' a can of
un paquet de/d' a pack/package/packet of
une bouteille de/d' a bottle of
un peu de/d' a little of
assez de/d' enough of
beaucoup de/d' a lot of
trop de/d' too much/many of
What is EN and what does it replace? A pronoun used to replace de + a noun (partitive articles), expressions of quantity + a noun, or a number + a noun
Where does EN go when you have one verb? Two verbs? One verb = before the verb; two verbs = before the infinitive
préchauffer to preheat
ajouter to add
bouillir to boil
beurrer to butter
fariner to flour
verser to pour
faire cuire to cook (to bake, to boil)
le four over
le dîner dinner
le souper dinner (in Canada & Belgium)
les plats dishes/courses
l'entrée (f) starter, appetizer
la bageutte baguette
le pâté pâté
les carottes rapées (f) grated carrots
la soupe à l'oignon French onion soup
les escargots (m) snails
les moules (f) mussels
le plat principal main course
le steak au poivre pepper steak
la cuisse de canard duck leg
les coquille Saint-Jacques (f) scallops
le ragoût de boeuf beef stew
le poulet rôti roasted chicken
le filet de porc pork tenderloin
le saumon à l'érable salmon in maple syrup
l'accompagnement (m) side dish
la purée mashed potatoes
le gratin dauphinois scalloped potatoes
les choux (m) de Bruxelles Brussels sprouts
les petits pois (m) à la crème peas with cream sauce
la ratatouille mixed stewed vegetables
le fromage cheese
le camembert camembert cheese (like brie cheese)
l'emmental emmental cheese (like Swiss cheese)
le chèvre goat cheese
le reblochon reblochon cheese (creamy)
le comté comté cheese (like gruyère cheese)
le brie brie cheese
le roquefort blue cheese
le boursin boursin cheese (like an herbed cream cheese)
la salade salad
le dessert dessert
la tarte tatin apple pie
le soufflé au chocolat chocolate soufflé (small & airy)
la mousse au chocolat chocolate mousse
la crème brûlée crème brûlée (custard w/ caramelized sugar)
la crêpe crêpe
le macaron macaron (small sandwich cookie made w/ almond flour)
une tisane herbal tea
demi half
une demi-tasse half a cup
une tasse et demie one and a half cups
le moule baking pan/tin
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