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*What Is Kentucky?
Kentucky is a State of United States.
*Typical salad of Kentucky:
Green Distrct Salads.
Ingredients:
Strawberry.
BlackBerry.
Lettuce.
*Typical dish of Kentucky (sweet).
Kentucky Derbie Pie.
Ingredients:
Chocolate chips.
Walnuts.
Sweet filling.
*What Famous places are there in Kentucky?
National park of Mammoth Cave.
Red River.
Newport Aquarium.
*Describe Red River.
It's river.
It's in a mountain.
Have trees.
Have water.
Have fishes.

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Sentences:
1) I am enjoy running on the street.
2) You don't forget this relationing with he.
3) He hate to drive in the city.
4) She would like to run in the park.
5) The dog love to our ball.
6) They are can't stand running.
7) We shop to eat.
8) I cook to Spaghetti.
9) You eat to cake.
10) He prefer to make the bed.
11) She make to housework.
12) They gou out to Panajachel.
13) The cat like to wool.
14) We want to a dog.
15) You buy to T-shirt.
16) He take to water.
17) I don't mind do the dishes.

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Ingredients.
Shave ice
Ingredients:
*Pineapple (swwet)
*Mango (sweet)
*Plums (sweet)
*Coconut  (sweet)
*Lemon juice (acid)
*Sugar (sweet)
*Ice (nothing)
*Condensed milk (sweet)
*Vainilla Ice cream (sweet)
My food: Tutti Fruti Ice cream.
1) Add the fruits with ice and mix.
2) To put in the refrigerator.
3) Wait one day.
Sentences:
Contable:
How many pineapples there are?
How many mangos there are?
How many plums there are?
How many ice there are?
How many coconut there are?
Uncontable:
How much condensed milk there is?
How much vainilla ice cream there is?
How much lemon juice there is?
How much sugar there is?

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*Questions about France:*

1) How many languages ​​do you know?
2) Which are?
3) How did French learn?
4) What is the difference between the food of Guatemala and France?
5) which country has better tourist places?
6) which places are the best in France?
7) what is it to live in France?
8) climbed the Ifel tower?
9) Did you hear about the catacombs of Paris?
10) did you go to the catacombs of paris?
11) What places in France did you visit?
12) what was your favorite?
13) what place in france did you live?
14) What traditional food is from the place where you lived?
15) Of the traditional food, which was your favorite?

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07/07/2020.

Occasion:
1. What are you celebrating?
A birthday.
People:
2. Would you like to invite a lot of people or a few close friends?
To few people.
3. Would you like to invite your family?
If only family.
Place:
4. Do you want to celebrate at home, in a restaurant, or in another place?
In another place (CARRUCEL).
5. Would you like to be inside or outside?
To be inside.
Food:
6. Do you and your friends like to eat spicy food?
Yes.
7. Do you perfer to eat fried foof or grilled food?
To eat fried fof.
8. Do you need to think about special diets?
No.
Surprise:
9. Do you like surprise?
If we like surprises.

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07/07/2020.

Canadian Independence.

Canadian Independence celebrate on July 1.
During the 19th century was colonial dependence.
Great Britanian colonized Canada.

Vancouver.

Is from Canada. It's a State of Canada.
The important places of Vancouver is: Queen Elizabeth park, etc.

Today We are going to celebrate a picnic.
We are eating articles charthe ingredients of articles char is:

Oliva Oil.

Article char or filetes.

Pepper.

Lemon.

Article char is a typical dish of Vancouver.

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07/07/2020.

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OUR PREHISTORIC ANCESTORS just may have eaten pancakes.
Analyses of starch grains on 30,000-year-old grinding tools suggest that Stone Age cooks were making flour out of cattails and ferns—which, researchers guess, was likely mixed with water and baked on a hot, possibly greased, rock. The result may have been more akin to hardtack than the modern crepe, hotcake, or flapjack, but the idea was the same: a flat cake, made from batter and fried.

Pancake Day: The Most Wonderful Day of the Year.

1.  By the time Otzi the Iceman set off on his final hike 5,300 years ago, pancakes—or at least something pancake-like—seem to have been a common item of diet. Otzi, whose remains were discovered in a rocky gully in the Italian Alps in 1991, provided us with a wealth of information about what a denizen of the Neolithic ate. His last meals—along with red deer and ibex—featured ground einkorn wheat. The bits of charcoal he consumed along with it suggest that it was in the form of a pancake, cooked over an open fire.

2. Whatever the age of the primal pancake, it’s clearly an ancient form of food, as evidenced by its ubiquity in cultural traditions across the globe. The ancient Greeks and Romans ate pancakes, sweetened with honey; the Elizabethans ate them flavored with spices, rosewater, sherry, and apples. They were traditionally eaten in quantity on Shrove Tuesday or Pancake Day, a day of feasting and partying before the beginning of Lent. Pancakes were a good way to use up stores of about-to-be-forbidden perishables like eggs, milk, and butter, and a yummy last hurrah before the upcoming grim period of church-mandated fast.

3. In the American colonies, pancakes—known as hoe cakes, johnnycakes, or flapjacks—were made with buckwheat or cornmeal. Amelia Simmons’s American Cookery—thought to be the first all-American cookbook, published in 1796—has two recipes for pancakes, one for “Johny Cake, or Hoe Cake,” which calls for milk, “Indian meal,” and molasses, the other for “Indian Slapjack,” which drops the molasses, but adds four eggs.

4. Thomas Jefferson, who was fond of pancakes, sent a recipe home to Monticello from the President’s House in Washington, D.C., picked up from Etienne Lemaire, his French maître d’hotel (hired for his honesty and skill in making desserts).

5. Lemaire’s “panne-quaiques” were what we would call crepes—made by pouring dollops of thin batter into a hot pan. Modern pancakes—in Jefferson’s day known as griddlecakes—generally contain a leavening agent and are heftier and puffier.

Ingredients:
1 cup of flour.
1 teaspoons of baking powder.
1 cup of milk.
1 egg.
2 tablespoons of oil.

Published:
FEBRUARY 27, 2018.

Biography:
https://www.nationalgeographic.com/culture/food/the-plate/2014/05/21/hot-off-the-griddle-heres-the-history-of-pancakes/.
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Hello good afternoon, welcome to the 1608 restaurant, bar à vin & fromages, ready to order?

Your perfect

Yes, what do you recommend?

3 cheese plate

Okay but what does it come with or what goes with it?

1 wedge of brie cheese.
1 wedge of blue cheese.
1 wedge of aged cheddar cheese.
1 wedge of alpine cheese.
1 wedge-flavored cheese.
1 sliced ​​apple.
2-3 bunches of grapes.
1/3 c. Olives.
1/3 c. cornichons.
1/3 c. dry bushes.
1/3 c. dried cherries.
2-4 tablespoons whole grain mustard.
2-4 tablespoons honey.
2-4 tablespoons canned slices of bread, crackers, and breadsticks.

And what kind of dressing does it have?

Honey

Will I have the name of the food?

3 cheese plate

Was everything okay with you today?

Yes, thank you very kindly.

Do you want something to drink and what flavor?

Yes, a soda is fine, Dr. Pepper cherry

Can you bring me the invoice please.

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Blue Cord: Cheese 1 pound chicken Season 1 tablespoon Hawaiian sea salt 8 ti leaves.

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1. What the color flag Hawaii?
White, Red and Blue.
2. What the color flag United States?
White, Red and Blue.
3. When do people flag celebrated?
In the United States, Flag Day is celebrated each year on 14 June to commemorate the day on which the country adopted its famous stars and stripes.
Vocabulary.
Spicy=Picante.
Raw= Crudo.
Fried=Frito.
Grilled=Emparrillado.
Delicious=Delicioso.
Dish=Platillo.
What's a food truck?

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Pepper

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Salt

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Avocado

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Noodles

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Jam

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Yogurt

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Penaut butter

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Burger

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Salmon

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Pasta

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Corn

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Strawberry

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Cereal

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Lettuce

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Chili / Chili Pepper

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Onion

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Exercise.