Presentation. The Traditional Sunday Roast.

The traditional Sunday roast

John Brown, 37:

Do I always have a traditional Sunday roast? Yes, I certainly do – every week! We love it. It makes Sunday a special day in our family.

Helen White, 19:

A Sunday roast? No way! I don’t have much time to eat at lunchtime. We have cooked meal in the evening but we don’t eat a lot of roast meat. It’s so unhealthy.

Ben Clark, 23:

We’re vegetarians, so we don’t eat any meat at all. But we enjoy roast potatoes, and we make a Yorkshire pudding. We often make a sauce with tomatoes – it’s delicious!

Match the words and definitions.

• 1. Beef a you put this liquid food on other foods to give them a flavor
• 2. Crispy b a way of cooking in hot fat, or meat you cook in this way
• 3. flour c food like this is firm and makes a noise when you eat it
• 4. lamb d a very small round green vegetable
• 5. peas e the meat from a sheep
• 6. roast f white or brown powder from grain you make bread with it
• 7. sauce g the meat from a cow

Are the sentences true or false?

• The traditional Sunday roast dinner is a cooked food.
• People always cook chips with the meat.
• You use the meat juices to make the gravy.
• Yorkshire pudding is not a sweet pudding.
• You have to eat peas with a traditional Sunday ro ast.

Who says what? Write the names John, Helen or Ben.

• Roast meat is not good for you. __________________________
• I don’t have time for lunch. _____________________________
• I don’t eat meat. _________________________________
• A roast makes Sunday different from other days. _______________
• You can make a very good sauce with vegetables. ________________
• Our family has a Sunday roast every week. _____________________

Helen

Helen

Ben

John

Ben

John