In this episode of the To Fluency Podcast, you're going to learn 37 phrases related to cooking pizza (see the phrases below).

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Here are those phrases:

- the woman is wearing an apron
- I don't think I've worn an apron for 10 years
- we also have all the different ingredients out for her
- the chef is taking some flour and pouring this into a bowl
- she's adding flour to a bowl
- she picks up the bowl of yeast and adds that to the mix
- yeast is very important when it comes to pizza bases
- now she mixes all of that together
- you can see here she is pouring milk to this flour base
- she's pouring the liquid into the bowl
- This is when things can get a bit messy
- you obviously want to wash your hands before doing this
- you can see now that she's kneading it together
- now unless you want the dough to stick to the table, it's a good idea to sprinkle some flour on the table
- she breaks off some of the dough
- She puts that dough on the table, pushes it down a couple of times
- she flips it over
- she takes the rolling pin to roll the dough into the shape of a pizza
- Before making the rest of the pizza, she goes out to the garden
- she cuts off some basil
- she brings the basil inside and washes it under the tap
- she then places it on a towel to dry
- the puts the pizza base on a plate
- she puts some sauce on the base and spreads it out
- she grates the cheese over the pizza
- this can be called grated or shredded cheese
- she brings over some vegetables
- the vegetables have already been sliced
- she puts the vegetables on the pizza
- this adds a little bit of spice to the pizza
- she then takes the basil that she picked before
- she adds this as a garnish
- the last thing it needs is a little bit of salt on top
- I would have added some meat
- she then takes the pizza over to the oven
- the oven is already preheated
- she puts the pizza in the oven
- I hope she puts a timer on
- you never want to burn your pizza
- the cheese is going to start burning in a second
- it's starting to look really good
- she opens the oven and takes the pizza out
- she uses oven gloves so she doesn't burn her hands
- I would have cooked that for another two or three minutes
- I like a crispier crust
- I would still eat it
- it's now time to cut the pizza into slices
- I normally burn my fingers doing this because I'm too eager
- everyone jumps in and takes a slice
- hopefully, they're going to wait until it cools down

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Learn 37 Common English Phrases (Topic: Cooking Pizza)

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Assistant (F): Hello, Fowlers.
Man: Hi, I need some parts for my car.
Assistant: Okay, have you shopped with us before?
Man: Yes.
Assistant: OK, you will be on the computer then. What’s your name please?
Man: Allan Browne. 
Assistant: Alan – is that A – L – A – N?
Man: No, A  - double L  - A  - N
Assistant: A  - double L  - A  - N. 
Man: And Browne has an ‘e’.
Assistant: Sorry?
Man: Brown is spelt B – R – O – W – N – E.
Assistant: Oh, okay, thank you.  Hmm, no you aren’t on the computer. That’s not a problem. I can make an account for you. What’s your postcode please?
Man: NU8  9RF.
Assistant: NU8 9RF. Is that Park Hill Road, Nutley?
Man: That’s right.
Assistant: And your house number is…?
Man: 27.
Assistant: 27. Okay, that’s fine. So, what would you like to order?
Man: I need a new inside light for my car. 
Assistant: An inside light. Sure. What’s the make of your car?
Man: It’s a Ford.
Assistant: And the model?
Man: A Spirit.
Assistant: A Ford Spirit. Okay, and the year?
Man: Er, it’s a 2009 model.
Assistant: Okay, so an inside light for a Ford Spirit 2009 model is… £35.76, that includes tax and postage.
Man: Wow, that’s quite a lot. Oh well. 
Assistant: Do you want to go ahead and buy it?
Man: Yes, go on.
Assistant: Okay. So can I take your card details please?
Man: Sure. The long number is 8463… 
Assistant: 8463
Man: 9673…
Assistant: 9673 
Man: 8274… 
Assistant: 8274 
Man: 0699…
Assistant: 0699 - and the expiry date?
Man: 06 – 19
Assistant: 06 – 19. And the security code? That’s the last three numbers on the back of the card?
Man: That’s er…992
Assistant: 992. Wonderful.  Is the name on the card Allan Browne?
Man: Mr Allan Browne, yes. 
Assistant: Okay. Well, we can send that to you today. You will get it in 2-3 days. 
Man: That’s great. Thank you.

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