Sarah Lilburn
Carrot Soup
Sarah from The Daily English Show shows us how to make carrot soup.
The other day I made some carrot soup.
I put four cups of water in a pot.
Then I added one carrot, half an onion, some ginger, one tablespoon of soy sauce and one tablespoon of olive oil.
I cooked it for twenty minutes.
Then I let it cool down for a few minutes and I put it in the blender.
Then I added three garlic tops and some mochi. My Korean friends gave me this mochi. I think their family sent it to them from Korea.
I cooked it for five more minutes. Then I served it in a bowl and sprinkled some shichimi on top.
It was very tasty.
Fifty Four Things I Found In My Kitchen
Sarah from The Daily English Show shows us 54 things from her kitchen.
1. onions
2. dried mushrooms
3. peanuts
4. senbei
5. popcorn
6. potatoes
7. kumara
8. tea bag
9. lolly
10. shochu
11. olive oil
12. soy sauce
13. marmite
14. pasta
15. soba
16. udon
17. prunes
18. chili
19. coffee
20. cocoa
21. orange
22. miso
23. bean noodles
24. mushroom
25. sesame seeds
26. rolled oats
27. lentils
28. walnut
29. cabbage
30. shyungiku
31. carrot
32. tofu
33. umeboshi
34. soy milk
35. kanten
36. daikon
37. natto
38. konbu
39. chickpeas
40. koya dofu
41. pickled melon
42. bread
43. wine
44. curry powder
45. adzuki bar
46. shichimi
47. coriander
48. garlic
49. ginger
50. basil
51. cashew nut
52. almond
53. corn
54. umeshu
notes/links
1. onions
2. dried mushrooms * these are dried shiitake mushrooms
3. peanuts
4. senbei
5. popcorn
6. potatoes
7. kumara * NZ English called sweet potato in other English-speaking countries
8. tea bag
9. lolly * NZ English - candy in American English, sweet in British English
10. shochu
11. olive oil
12. soy sauce
13. marmite * this is NZ Marmite
14. pasta
15. soba
16. udon
17. prunes
18. chili
19. coffee
20. cocoa
21. orange * this is a variety of orange called Dekopon ... so delicious!
22. miso
23. bean noodles
24. mushroom * this is a shiitake mushroom
25. sesame seeds
26. rolled oats
27. lentils
28. walnut
29. cabbage
30. shyungiku
31. carrot
32. tofu
33. umeboshi
34. soy milk
35. kanten
36. daikon
37. natto
38. konbu
39. chickpeas * In NZ these are usually called chickpeas, in the US garbanzo beans.
40. koya dofu * scroll down to read about koya dofu under tofu
41. pickled melon
42. bread
43. wine
44. curry powder
45. adzuki bar
46. shichimi
47. coriander
48. garlic
49. ginger
50. basil
51. cashew nut
52. almond
53. corn
54. umeshu
51 Things
Sarah from The Daily English Show shows us 51 Things:
1 coffee
2 sellotape
3 dictionary
4 globe
5 socks
6 hole punch
7 ring
8 incense
9 lighter
10 slippers
11 sunglasses
12 phone
13 scissors
14 paper clip
15 coin
16 rice
17 natto
18 gloves
19 hot water bottle
20 tooth pick
21 toilet paper
22 moisturiser
23 armadillo
24 nengajyo
25 mandarin
26 shuttlecock
27 phrasebook
28 birthday card
29 senbei
30 goggles
31 cardboard box
32 ice cream
33 hacky sack
34 cards
35 stapler
36 match
37 jacket
38 sign
39 coat hanger
40 gorilla
41 onion
42 pasta
43 scarf
44 card
45 A4 paper
46 pen
47 chocolate
48 boots
49 can
50 clock
51 wine
music
show start
artist: Boom Tschak
album: Indietronic CCBit.
track: More Chocolate, Please
from: Former Yugoslavia
MySpace
bgm
artist: Kevin MacLeod
track: Plucky Daisy
artist site
YouTube channel
Potato Stamp Christmas Cards
Sarah from The Daily English Show shows us how to make Potato Stamp Christmas Cards
Potato Stamp Christmas Cards
I decided to make some Christmas cards with a potato stamp.
First I made a stamp out of a potato.
I made a Christmas tree stamp.
I was planning to use this red stamp pad. But it didn’t really work.
Luckily I found some paint. There was nothing in the red tube, so I used green instead.
Then I folded some paper and stamped six trees on each sheet of paper.
When the trees were dry, I drew a picture inside the card and wrote a message.
I coloured the hat and the sign and did the final folding.
Lovely.
Recipe - Apple Crumble Inspired Dessert
Sarah from The Daily English Show explains a recipe
Tonight I made a dessert inspired by apple crumble.
I grated an apple.
And cooked it in a frying pan with a bit of oil, some sugar and some cinammon.
Then I put some of the apple in a bowl and sprinkled muesli on top.
Finally I added a scoop of ice cream.
Mmm. Divine.
Basic Prepositions
Sarah from The Daily English Show explains basic prepositions.
#880 ESL Video: Basic Prepositions
on
under
in
in front of
behind
next to
between
umbrella
tree
bird
bird
umbrella
tree
on
under
in
in front of
behind
next to
between
Where is the bird?
It’s on the umbrella.
It’s under the umbrella.
It’s in the tree.
It’s in front of the tree.
It’s behind the tree.
It’s next to the tree.
It’s between the tree and the umbrella.
Where’s the bird?
It’s on the tree.
Where’s the umbrella?
It’s next to the bird?
Where’s the tree?
It’s between the bird and the umbrella.
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Colours, Nouns, Numbers and Adjectives: the song
Sarah from the The Daily English Show introduces Colours, Nouns, Numbers and Adjectives - transcription here