B1Cibo e cucina12 min
Un podcast per imparare a cucinare
A podcast about learning to cook
Un ospite del podcast racconta i suoi primi passi in cucina e il consiglio che gli è servito di più.
Prima di ascoltare
Ascolterai una parte di un podcast per chi è alle prime armi in cucina. La conduttrice, Lena, parla con un ospite di nome Tomás della sua esperienza in cucina. Prima di ascoltare, pensa a chi ti ha insegnato a cucinare o da chi vorresti imparare.
- boilverbo
- bollire: scaldare acqua o cibo finché fa le bollicineBoil the pasta for ten minutes.
- recipesostantivo
- ricetta: un insieme di istruzioni per cucinare un piattoThis recipe needs two eggs and some flour.
- burnverbo
- bruciare: cuocere troppo qualcosa, fino a farlo diventare neroWatch the toast or it will burn.
- flatsostantivo
- appartamento: una casa su un solo piano di un edificio più grandeHer flat is on the third floor.
- impressverbo
- impressionare: far sì che qualcuno ti ammiriHe baked a huge cake to impress his friends.
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The Everyday Table: cooking from zero
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Lena: Welcome back to The Everyday Table, the podcast for people who are new to the kitchen. My guest today is Tomás, who says that two years ago he couldn't even boil an egg. Tomás, is that really true?
Tomás: Honestly, it is. I lived with my parents until I was twenty-six, and my dad did all the cooking. When I moved into my own flat, I ate sandwiches for about a month.
Lena: So what changed?
Tomás: I got bored, and buying lunch and dinner every day was expensive. So I called my grandmother, and she agreed to teach me on video calls every Wednesday evening. She'd watch me through the phone and tell me what to do.
Lena: That's lovely. What was the first thing you made together?
Tomás: Rice with vegetables. And I burned it, because I left the kitchen to answer a message. She still laughs about that.
Lena: What's the most useful advice she's given you?
Tomás: Cook the same dish three times in one week. The first time, you follow the recipe. The second time, you understand it. And the third time, you can change it a little.
Lena: I like that. Do you still make mistakes?
Tomás: All the time. Last month I put far too much salt in a soup, so I added some potatoes and more water. It wasn't perfect, but my friends ate it.
Lena: And what would you say to listeners who feel nervous about cooking?
Tomás: Start small, and don't try to impress anyone. For me, cooking has become the most relaxing part of my day.
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Tomás lived with his parents until he was .
After he moved into his flat, he ate for about a month.
His grandmother gave him a lesson every evening.
The first dish they made together was rice with .
His grandmother's advice is to cook the same dish times in one week.
Tomás tells nervous beginners to start and not try to impress anyone.
Fonte
Testo originale di Joy English, letto da voci di sintesi vocale open source (Kokoro-82M, Apache-2.0).
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