Cooking phrasal verbs

Patrick ___________ the chocolate before adding it to the cake mixture.

(separate something into smaller pieces)

• broke up

• chopped away

• whipped in

• froze out

I always _____ all of my ingredients before trying a new recipe.

(weigh or take a certain amount)

• go through

• put around

• measure out

• kick out

My sister can ____ a tasty meal in minutes from just a few ingredients.

(prepare (a meal) quickly)

• cook along

• serve out

• buy in

• whip up

The sauce _____, leaving a mess on the stove top

(flow over the edge of a container (during cooking))

• boiled over

• thickened up

• stewed away

• spilled off

My breakfast typically ____ bread and cheese, served with coffee.

(be formed of)

• goes along

• puts up with

• carries away

• consists of

Nadiya left the cherry pie on the windowsill to ____.

(become cooler)

• calm down

• cool down

• go down

• get down

You should _____ the eggs and milk with the other ingredients.

combine (with other ingredients)

• mix in

• mud in

• put at

• get in

Before serving the curry I made sure to ____any bones.

(remove from a liquid)

• keep out

• roll up

• sift away

• fish out

Dev took the leftovers from the fridge and ____ them ___ in the microwave.

(make hotter)

• warmed them slightly
• cooked them thoroughly
• heated them up
• fried them in a pan

We managed to ____ three jars with the cookies we'd baked.

(fill a container to the top)

• spill down

• fill up

• break off

• empty on