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Cook in English

13 January 2014 by Marc

One of the best ways you can study English in a hands on way is through cooking. Think about it: you read a recipe and try to make the dish. If you make a tasty dish, you understood the recipe. If you don’t understand the recipe, you make a mistake and the food tastes bad.

Here are some easy dishes to start with:

Hugh Fearnley Whittingstall’s Potato Dauphinoise

The Hairy Bikers’ Bacon and Poached Eggs

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