French Cooking Lessons- Week 12

French Food

Vocabulary

La nourriture

Whether you’re traveling in Europe or just going out to a local French restaurant, food is one of the necessities of life, so here are some key French words and phrases related to food.

la nourriture food
avoir faim to be hungry
manger to eat

le repas meal
le petit-déjeuner breakfast

le déjeuner lunch
le dîner dinner
le goûter snack
déjeuner to have breakfast or lunch
dîner to have dinner

le hors d’œuvre, l’entrée*     appetizer
la soupe, le potage soup
le plat principal main course
la salade salad
le dessert dessert

la cuisine kitchen, cooking
la salle à manger dining room
le restaurant restaurant

*In American English, “entrée” refers to the main course, but in French it only indicates an appetizer.

Here are the French words for some staples, seasonings, and other miscellaneous foods.

la confiture jam

le croissant croissant

la farine flour

les frites (US) fries, (UK) chips

l’huile d’olive (f) olive oil

la mayonnaise mayonnaise

la moutarde mustard

un œuf, des œufs egg, eggs

le pain bread

le pain grillé toast

les pâtes pasta

le poivre pepper

le riz rice

la sauce sauce, dressing, gravy

le sel salt

le sucre sugar

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