- What does a typical kitchen look
like in your culture?
- Do you prefer cooking alone or
with others? Why?
- How do you decide what to cook
for a meal?
- Who’s the best cook in your
family?
- What are some popular kitchen
tools and appliances in your culture?
- Has cooking culture changed over
time in your country?
- Where do you think is the best
place in Manchester for chefs to shop?
- Do you enjoy experimenting with
new recipes and cuisines from different cultures?
- Do you follow any popular
cooking shows or famous chefs?
- Have you ever participated in or
attended a cooking class? How was the experience?
- Can you share a memorable
cooking or kitchen-related story from your life?
- How has technology influenced
the way you cook and manage your kitchen?
- What do you think our kitchen
will look like in the year 2050?
- Are there any kitchen hacks or
tips you've learned from your family or culture?
Idioms
- Dig in
·
The food looks
delicious; let's dig in!
2. Wash up
·
Who’s doing the washing
up after the meal?
3. "In hot water"
·
She found herself
in hot water when she accidentally deleted an important file from her computer.
4. "Too many cooks spoil the broth"
·
We can't have
everyone giving their input on this project; too many cooks spoil the broth.
5. "Cook the books"
·
Some businesses
engage in illegal activities by trying to cook the books to hide their true
financial status.
6. "In the soup"
·
After losing his
job, he found himself in the soup and had to rely on his savings.