{"id":5256,"date":"2014-06-23T01:55:03","date_gmt":"2014-06-23T01:55:03","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/portuguese\/?p=5256"},"modified":"2014-06-30T01:48:28","modified_gmt":"2014-06-30T01:48:28","slug":"beginner-vocabulary-food-part-02","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/portuguese\/beginner-vocabulary-food-part-02\/","title":{"rendered":"Beginner Vocabulary: Food Part 02"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Ol\u00e1, pessoal!<\/p>\n

Let’s continue our list of food vocabulary (with audio, aww yeah!). I’m also adding some interesting adjectives and useful words that are not food themselves, ok?<\/p>\n

Let’s do this!<\/p>\n

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defumado – smoked
\nderretido – melted
\ndesossado – boneless
\ndoce – sweet
\ndrinque – cocktail
\nd\u00fazia – dozen
\nempanado – breaded
\nenguia – eel
\nentrada – appetizer, starter
\nerva – herb
\nervilhas – peas
\nespeto – skewer
\nespinafre – spinach
\nespremido – squeezed
\nfatia – slice
\nfatiado – sliced
\nfeij\u00e3o – beans
\nfeij\u00e3o com arroz – rice and beans
\nf\u00edgado – liver
\nfil\u00e9 de carne bovina – steak
\nfil\u00e9 de peixe – filet of sole
\nfil\u00e9-mignon – filet mignon, tenderloin
\nforno \u00e0 lenha – wood burning oven
\nfraldinha – top sirloin
\nframboesa – raspberry
\nfrango – chicken
\nfritas – fries
\nfrito – fried
\nfruta – fruit
\nfrutas secas – fresh fruit
\nfrutos do mar – seafood
\nganso – goose
\ngema de ovo – egg yolk
\ngengibre – ginger
\ngergelim – sesame
\ngr\u00e3o de bico – garbanzo (beans)
\ngrelhado – grilled, broiled
\ngroselha – currant
\nhamb\u00farguer – hamburger, burger
\nhortel\u00e3 – mint
\ninhame – yam
\nintegral – whole wheat, whole grain
\niogurte – yogurt
\nlagosta – lobster
\nlaranja – orange
\nlatic\u00ednios – dairy
\nlegumes – vegetables
\nleite – milk
\nleite achocolatado – milk chocolate
\nlentilhas – lentils
\nlim\u00e3o – lemon, lime
\nlingui\u00e7a – sausage
\nlombo – pork loin
\nlula – calamari, squid
\nma\u00e7\u00e3 – apple
\nmaionese – mayonnsaie
\nmalpassado – rare
\nmam\u00e3o – papaya
\nmandioca – yucca
\nmanga – mango
\nmanjeric\u00e3o – basil
\nmanteiga – butter
\nmaracuj\u00e1 – passion fruit
\nmariscos – shellfish
\nmassas – pasta
\nmeia por\u00e7\u00e3o – half order
\nmel – honey
\nmel\u00e3o – melon, honeydew melon
\nmexilh\u00f5es – mussels
\nmilho – corn
\nmilho verde – sweet corn
\nmolho – sauce; dressing
\nmorango – strawberry
\nmostarda – mustard<\/p>\n

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Ol\u00e1, pessoal! Let’s continue our list of food vocabulary (with audio, aww yeah!). I’m also adding some interesting adjectives and useful words that are not food themselves, ok? Let’s do this! Download audio defumado – smoked derretido – melted desossado – boneless doce – sweet drinque – cocktail d\u00fazia – dozen empanado – breaded enguia…<\/p>\n

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