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add lemon juice and rind and sugar to taste.  Decorate with a flag or
                                a piece of holly. Ignite the dish.

                            11. Match the words from the box with their definitions.

                            Dressing         Marmalade       Rissole         Omelette
                            Porridge         Pizza           Chips           Jelly
                            Custard          Seasoning       Gravy           Tart
                            Hot dog          Starter         Scones          Hamburger

                            a)  a sauce made chiefly from the juice that comes out of meat while it
                                is being cooked. It can also be cooked specially. (Chop vegetables
                                (carrots, onions, celery), heat fat and fry them until lightly browned.
                                Add flour, stir over low heat until smooth, add stock, slowly stir all
                                the time until boiling again. Cover and simmer  some minutes, then
                                strain  into    sauce-pan.  A  small  glass  of  sherry  added  just  before
                                serving is an improvement)
                            b)  a dish served before or at the beginning of a meal (it may be salad,
                                fish, olives, soup, etc)
                            c)  an open pie made typically of thinly rolled bread dough spread with
                                a  spiced  mixtures  (as  of  tomatoes,  cheese  and  ground  meat)  and
                                baked
                            d)  a fruit product made by boiling sugar and the juice of a fruit (usually
                                cranberries,  strawberries,  raspberries,  gooseberries,  currants,
                                apricots, etc)
                            e)  a mixture of eggs and milk, sweetened and flavoured, and baked or
                                boiled until it is set; it is often eaten with fruit.
                            f)  a dish of  oatmeal or other meal (buckwheat, semolina, millet, etc)
                                boiled in some water. Milk and sugar or salt are added to it
                            g)  something used 1:0 flavour food (with salt, pepper, etc)
                            h)  pastry cooked  with fruit or jam on it
                            i)  fried pieces of potato often eaten with fried fish
                            j)  small soft flat cakes of barley meal or wheat-flour usually of quad-
                                rant or triangular shape, baked quickly on a griddle
                            k)  eggs beaten together with milk and fried or baked in a pan
                            l)  a sandwich consisting of a ground (minced or chopped) beef patty in
                                a round roll
                            m)  a mixture  of  oil,  vinegar, etc used as a sauce  for salads and  other
                                dishes
                            n)  a kind of jam made from citrus fruit (usually oranges or lemons) cut
                                up and boiled with sugar
                            o)  a small fried ball of minced meat, fish, etc.


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