2 Read the description again. In which paragraph does Lamorna talk about these things? Which two things in
the list doesn't she mention?
The history of the dish.
How it's cooked.
When you eat it.
How easy or difficult it is to cook.
The ingredients.
Where the food is from.
Who eats it.
Why people like it.
Where you can buy it.
Useful language
Cooking and eating
When we write about food, we use phrases to describe the
ingredients and how it's cooked and eaten.
• A traditional pasty consists of ... • It's served with salad.
• It contains vegetables and meat. They're fried in olive oil.

Here I am in Siberia. We've been here for two weeks now, and I can't bear the thought of staying in this country any longer.

What dreadful weather! It's bitterly cold outside. When I'm chilled to the bone, I think I'll never warm up.

We live in a wooden house. It is surrounded with a huge wood. The hunter, who lives with us, says that the wood is full of beasts. You can walk there and meet a deer or a bear. As for me, once I saw a hare's sign.

Do you think it is fair to leave me here! I can't even sleep in peace. Can't you come and stay with me? The air fare is really not very expensive. Hope to see you soon.

He always gets his car at nine o'clock in the morning.
He often takes Me Hodges into town after breakfast.
They rarely find a parking place near the shops.
Mr Hodges sometimes parks his car in a garage.
I with my parents sometimes fly to Florida in winter.
She often came late to school last year in spring.
They often have a cup of tea at about three o'clock in the afternoon at the hotel.
They always meet their friends at the bar after dinner.
She always enjoys swimming very much in our pool in the morning.