3. The mushrooms and bamboo with soy sauce make an exotic
combination.
4. tomatoes are perfect with any type of meat.
5. croquettes are vegetables, meat or fish …with breadcrumbs and…
6. The Parmesan cheese gives the onion soup a very special flavour.
II. Speaking. Explaining dishes. Ways of cooking
1) In what ways could you cook the following food? Use a dictionary
to help you.
boil | fry | bake | roast | grill | steam |
Croissants | |||||
An egg | |||||
A leg of lamb | |||||
Mussels | |||||
A pudding | |||||
Spaghetti | |||||
steak |
2). Explain how dishes are prepared. Use the information in the table below and Professional practice to describe the following dishes:
plov, pelmeni, pirozhki, pirog, gubadiya, kompot pancakes, bliny, chakchak
eg.,Borshch is vegetable soup flavoured with herbs and served with sour cream
Adjectives | How cooked | How served |
Small, tender, wild, creamy, thick, round | Baked, stuffed with mincemeat or.. Cut on slices and… Steamed in a small pot and.. Fried in butter and… | Served with a variety of… Served with thick slices of Served with broth Served with a salad and… Served with tea |
Professional practice. Describing dishes.
The following phrases are useful when explaining dishes.
- name the dish Polio al ajillo... name the main ingredient and how it is prepared is fried chicken...
is made with...
• say how it is served served with white wine or garlic, comes with
a salad.
• always sound enthusiastic when recommending dishes
It's served with a delicious white wine sauce.
The chicken is our house speciality.
III. Work in pairs.
1).Think of three popular dishes in your country and prepare a description of them for a foreign partner.
2).Match the correct halves of the sentences.
1. I can recommend you | a) if you like chocolate |
2. If you feel | b)the ravioli al pesto |
3. I would suggest that you | c) the beef capriccio outstanding |
4.You should try the chocolate mousse | d) trying a new dish, I suggest the avocado soup |
5. You will find | e)try our house wine |
6. If you feel like | f) an exotic dish, I recommend you the duck chop suet |
3). Recommend some dishes to your partner.
IV. Reading
Complete the tour guide information with the words below:
boiled stuffed baked fried steamed garnished sliced grilled poached
What to eat in Kazan
The original Tatar national cuisine was developed in the course of centuries-long history. Long since Tatars were engaged in farming and animal breeding, and it
contributed to the domination of flour, meat and milk dishes in food.
Soups and broths (shulpa) had a primary importance for Tatars. The most popular
is tokmach (soup-noodles)
Meat, cereal dishes and potato appear in the traditional Tatar cuisine as seconds. Meat … in a broth, cut into small flat slices, sometimes slightly extinguished in oil with onion, carrot and pepper, is often served for seconds. If soup made on a chicken broth, hen also cut on slices is served for seconds. … potato is more often served for garnish; a horseradish is served in a separate cup. A hen, … with eggs, with milk (tutyrgan tavyk) is usually made on holidays.
Tatars always gave a great importance to a batch, skillfully baked pies from sour, barmy, fresh, simple and fancy dough. The most traditional and simple pie is kystyby, it is a combination of fresh dough with a couscous and potato mash. Balish, made from fresh dough with mincemeat from slices of rich meat (mutton, beef, goose meat, duck meat) with potato is considered to be the most favorite and not less traditional. It can be made both big and small size. Echpochmak (triangle), peremyach with mincemeat from hash meat with onions refer to the same category of food.
The most known Tatar sweet is chak-chak (honey nuts). It serves with racy tea "po-kazanski".
The Kazan cuisine which took in the culinary traditions of the Bulgars, Tatars, Russians, the influence of East and Europe, is rich in various dishes of daily and celebratory dinner.
Everywhere in the city you see people eating - in restaurants, tea salons, cafes and
wine bars. Most restaurants serve national Tatar and Russian food but there is a
range of Japanese, Italian, Chinese, Arabic, Turkish eateries in many areas as
well as Georgian, Armenian places.
V. Speaking
Work in pairs. Find out which of the dishes mentioned in the text your partner
would or wouldn't like to try and why.
VI. Webtask
Make a project “Eating out in Kazan”
Тема 6. Свободное время. Погода.
Занятие 1.
Ход занятия
I. Practicing the vocabulary.
1). Match the words to make places to visit.
Botanical chamber
theme gardens
ancient gallery
night observatory
art club
nature reserve
burial monument
solar museum
wax park
2). Which of these places would you like to visit? Why?
3). Which two words go together with the words 1-6
1. Market a) bustling b) crowded c) busy
2. ruins a) old-fashioned b)historic c)ancient
3. theatre a)traditional b)avant-garde
4. center a) leisure b) tourist c) health
5. hotel a) refurbished b) reworked c) ten-storey
6. avenue a) tree-lined b) broad c) straight
4). Make up sentences about your city using the phrases.
II. Reading.
1). Complete the sentences with one of these words. Use each word once only. There are more words than you need. Read the whole text first before trying to fill the gaps.
attractions | conveniences | courtesy | cruise | daily |
destination | displayed | excursions | ferries | festivals |
galleries | guides | itinerary | locality | museums |
nature | resort | ruins | scenery | souvenirs |
nature | resort | ruins | events | souvenirs |
Visitors arriving at the hotel will be interested to know what is on offer. Many
hotels will arrange (1) escorted tours by coach, or on foot, to visit a
variety of local (2) _____________. These may include the crumbling
(3) ________ of historic buildings, art (4 )____________to see paintings
and sculptures or (5)____________, where objects from the past are displayed.
Many people prefer to spend time out of doors and like to travel into the (6) ____,
where they can enjoy and photograph the (7)________. The hotel cal arrange
half-day or full-day (8)________and a detailed (9)___________will inform the
guests of the exact route which will be taken. Guests are normally given some
time to visit and buy (10)__________to remind them of their holiday when
they get home. Alternatively, they may enjoy a boat (11) _________on a
river or canal.
During the year there are many (12) taking place in the local area.
Information about the time and place of these should be (13)___________in
the hotel so that guests are aware of what is going on. The hotel can expect
to be very busy when national or local (14) are taking place. Some of these
are famous all over the world and attract many visitors.
2). Make a snowball-retelling of the text using the vocabulary from the table.
III. Listening.
1). Listen to the short presentation on Kazan and take notes under these headings. Only write key words. Do not write everything you hear.
Getting around:
Sightseeing:
Historically significant places:
Entertainment:
Food and drink:
If you come to Kazan by early morning train, you will be hospitably greeted at the central railroad station, which is situated in the centre of the city. At first you can see the panorama of the Kazanka river, and high on the hill you will see the white walls of the Kremlin with minarets of the mosque and cupolas of churches just behind it.
Millenary Kazan is interesting first of all for its architectural monuments. The historical centre of the city is a harmonious mixture of styles, with Russian and Tatar constructions peacefully erecting side by side. Districts of Kazan are arranged with modern parks and entertainment centers, sports complexes and huge trade pavillions.
The main sightseeing of Kazan is its outpost, the Kazan Kremlin constructed after a seizure of Kazan by Russian troops in 1553. Here is the largest mosque of Europe Kul-Sharif. From the walls of the Kremlin you can admire a picturesque view on the Volga river. There is a temple of “the Not-Made-By-Hands Icon of Savior”, more known as the Monument for Russian soldiers, dead during the seizure of Kazan. It is located on an island in the centre of the Kazanka river. From the walls of the Kremlin you can also see modern Kazan – the entertainment complex "Pyramid" constructed in hi-tech style.
In the very centre of the city there is a «Kazan Arbat» - Bauman Street, on which Bogoyavlensky cathedral is located. The great singer Fedor Shalyapin, the native of Kazan, was christened here. In this street you have an opportunity to examine the copy of Catherine II carriage and even get into it, as well as to have a snack in the restaurant of the Tatar Cuisine and taste real Tatar dishes – belyashi (round fried meat pies) and koumiss.
Six bridges over the Bulak canal, each of which has the history and name, lead to Bauman Street.
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