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I really like to cook and am also trying to learn Spanish (I know a little bit of Spanish but not enough to have a conversation).

I was wondering if someone could help me learn some cooking words.

I have used the "translate" function on this website to find some words like "cocinar", "cocinero", "hornear", "cocer", and others.

The dictionary here is very helpful but I was hoping if someone could use some of these words in a sentence for me so that I understand how to use them the right way.

If anyone could post any sentence about cooking in Spanish that they have heard used before or that they themselves use that would be very helpful for me!!!!! I just thought maybe learning some Spanish words about things I like would be a good place to start on my journey to learning more Spanish.

¡Muchas gracias!

And I know it is preferred if the person asking the question takes some guesses first before others offer their answers, so here are some sentences I have made up about cooking:

  1. I like to cook. = A mi me gusta cocinar.
  2. First, beat the eggs. = Primero, bate los huevos.
  3. I baked a cake for you. = Te horneé un pastel.
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updated Sep 16, 2013
posted by JefeDeCocina90

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Here is an idea for you. There are a thousand cooking videos on youtube. One of my favorites is Chucheman. He has dozens of cooking videos. You can get a ton of cooking lingo from his videos.

Here is one of my favorites. Very delicious.

Chucheman mantarraya

updated Sep 16, 2013
edited by gringojrf
posted by gringojrf
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I've had the same idea as gringo. Check this link. I recommend you to look for a cook that doesn't speak too fast. There are tons of recipes. Watch, listen and learn! And if you get stuck come here and we will help you!

updated Sep 16, 2013
edited by 00483d91
posted by 00483d91
A couple of points ..idea as gringo. ...speak too fast. ...are tons of .... - gringojrf, Sep 11, 2013
Thanks :) - 00483d91, Sep 11, 2013
De nada. You do the same for me. - gringojrf, Sep 11, 2013
Good link. - rac1, Sep 11, 2013
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You also might want to take a look at this site's "Learn Spanish Lesson 2.12 Informal Commands in the Kitchen" video and the flashcards that go with it: http://www.spanishdict.com/learn/show/29

updated Sep 16, 2013
posted by AnnRon
Good answer. :) - rac1, Sep 11, 2013