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Cooking verbs

Everyone loves cooking, right? Here you'll find a list of 39 verbs relative to la cuisine.

First, do you know the difference between cuisiner, cuire, faire la cuisine and faire cuire?

CUIRE This is for the specific action of cooking something and always takes an object.
CUISINER This is in regards to the chef, how or when he or she prepares or cooks.
FAIRE LA CUISINE This is to cook in general. Similar to 'to do the cooking'.
FAIRE CUIRE This seems strange to an English speaker, but this is the most common way to say 'to cook' something. Because a stove cooks, and not a human, in French it's common to say 'have something cooked', rather than 'to cook something'.

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VERB	VERB TRANSLATION
AJOUTER	In English: to add
ARROSER	In English: to water, to spray something with water; to baste, to moisten; to run through (as a body of water); to drink a toast to
ASSAISONNER	In English: to season; to over charge (on a bill, etc.); to spice up; to insult, to heckle
BLANCHIR	In English: to whiten; to wash someone's clothing
BOUILLIR	In English: to boil
COUPER	In English: to cut
CUIRE	In English: to cook [object is obligatory if transitive]
CUISINER	In English: to cook (generally speaking)
DÉCORTIQUER	In English: to shell; to decorticate
DÉGLACER	In English: to glaze
DÉLAYER	In English: to thin out; to dilute
ÉCRASER	In English: to crush
ÉMINCER	In English: to slice; to chop
ÉPLUCHER	In English: to peel; to remove skin
ÉVIDER	In English: to scoop out; to empty
FRIRE	In English: to fry
GARNIR	In English: to garnish
GOÛTER	In English: to taste
HACHER	In English: to mince, to chop
MARINER	In English: to marinade
MÉLANGER	In English: to mix
MESURER	In English: to measure
MIJOTER	In English: to simmer
MIXER	In English: to mix
PANER	In English: to bread; to envelop in bread crumbs
PARSEMER	In English: to sprinkle
PELER	In English: to peel; to remove hair
PESER	In English: to weigh
POCHER	In English: to poach
PRÉCHAUFFER	In English: to preheat
PRESSER	In English: to press; to squeeze
RÂPER	In English: to grate
RINCER	In English: to rince
RÔTIR	In English: to roast
SAUPOUDRER	In English: to dust (as garnish)
TORRÉFIER	In English: to roast (in order to aromatize. E. g., nuts, etc.)
TRANCHER	In English: to slice
TREMPER	In English: to soak
VERSER	In English: to pour; to pay (dues)

VERB

GROUP

1. to add.

-ER

Irregularities: this verb is 100% regular.

1. to water, to spray something with water;

2. to baste, to moisten;

3. to run through (as a body of water);

4. to drink a toast to.

-ER

Irregularities: this verb is 100% regular.

ASSAISONNER

1. to season;

2. to over charge (on a bill, etc.);

3. to spice up;

4. to insult, to heckle.

-ER

Irregularities: this verb is 100% regular.

1. to whiten;

2. to wash someone's clothing.

-IR

Irregularities: this verb is 100% regular.

1. to boil.

-IR

Irregularities:

►	present (indicative)
	bous, bous, bout, bouillons, bouillez, bouillent Learn more

1. to cut.

-ER

Irregularities: this verb is 100% regular.

1. to cook [use: object is obligatory if transitive].

-RE

Irregularities:

►	present (past)
	avoir cuit Learn more

►	present (indicative)
	, , cuit, cuisons, cuisez, cuisent Learn more

►	simple past (indicative)
	cuis- Learn more

1. to cook (generally speaking).

-ER

Irregularities: this verb is 100% regular.

DÉCORTIQUER

1. to shell;

2. to decorticate.

-ER

Irregularities: this verb is 100% regular.

1. to glaze.

-ER

Irregularities:

►	present (indicative)
	, , , déglaçons, , Learn more

►	imperfect (indicative)
	, , , déglacions, déglaciez, Learn more

►	simple past (indicative)
	déglaç- Learn more

1. to thin out;

2. to dilute.

-ER

Irregularities:

►	present (indicative)
	délaie, délaies, délaie, , , délaient Learn more

►	simple future (indicative)
	délaier- Learn more

►	present (subjunctive)
	, , , délayions, délayiez, Learn more

►	present (conditional)
	délaier- Learn more

1. to crush.

-ER

Irregularities: this verb is 100% regular.

1. to slice;

2. to chop.

-ER

Irregularities:

►	present (indicative)
	, , , éminçons, , Learn more

►	imperfect (indicative)
	, , , émincions, éminciez, Learn more

►	simple past (indicative)
	éminç- Learn more

1. to peel;

2. to remove skin.

-ER

Irregularities: this verb is 100% regular.

1. to scoop out;

2. to empty.

-ER

Irregularities: this verb is 100% regular.

1. to fry.

-RE

Irregularities:

►	present (infinitives and participles)
	Learn more

►	present (past)
	avoir frit Learn more

►	present (indicative)
	, , frit, , , Learn more

►	imperfect (indicative)
	, , , , , Learn more

►	simple past (indicative)
	f- Learn more

►	present (subjunctive)
	, , , , , Learn more

►	imperfect (subjunctive)
	, , , , , Learn more

►	present (imperative)
	, , Learn more

1. to garnish.

-IR

Irregularities: this verb is 100% regular.

1. to taste.

-ER

Irregularities: this verb is 100% regular.

1. to mince, to chop.

-ER

Irregularities: this verb is 100% regular.

1. to marinade.

-ER

Irregularities: this verb is 100% regular.

1. to mix.

-ER

Irregularities:

►	present (indicative)
	, , , mélangeons, , Learn more

►	imperfect (indicative)
	, , , mélangions, mélangiez, Learn more

►	simple past (indicative)
	mélange- Learn more

1. to measure.

-ER

Irregularities: this verb is 100% regular.

1. to simmer.

-ER

Irregularities: this verb is 100% regular.

1. to mix.

-ER

Irregularities: this verb is 100% regular.

1. to bread;

2. to envelop in bread crumbs.

-ER

Irregularities: this verb is 100% regular.

1. to sprinkle.

-ER

Irregularities:

►	present (indicative)
	parsème, parsèmes, parsème, , , parsèment Learn more

►	simple future (indicative)
	parsèmer- Learn more

►	present (subjunctive)
	, , , parsemions, parsemiez, Learn more

►	present (conditional)
	parsèmer- Learn more

1. to peel;

2. to remove hair.

-ER

Irregularities:

►	present (indicative)
	pèle, pèles, pèle, , , pèlent Learn more

►	simple future (indicative)
	pèler- Learn more

►	present (subjunctive)
	, , , pelions, peliez, Learn more

►	present (conditional)
	pèler- Learn more

1. to weigh.

-ER

Irregularities:

►	present (indicative)
	pèse, pèses, pèse, , , pèsent Learn more

►	simple future (indicative)
	pèser- Learn more

►	present (subjunctive)
	, , , pesions, pesiez, Learn more

►	present (conditional)
	pèser- Learn more

1. to poach.

-ER

Irregularities: this verb is 100% regular.

PRÉCHAUFFER

1. to preheat.

-ER

Irregularities: this verb is 100% regular.

1. to press;

2. to squeeze.

-ER

Irregularities: this verb is 100% regular.

1. to grate.

-ER

Irregularities: this verb is 100% regular.

1. to rince.

-ER

Irregularities:

►	present (indicative)
	, , , rinçons, , Learn more

►	imperfect (indicative)
	, , , rincions, rinciez, Learn more

►	simple past (indicative)
	rinç- Learn more

1. to roast.

-IR

Irregularities: this verb is 100% regular.

1. to dust (as garnish).

-ER

Irregularities: this verb is 100% regular.

1. to roast (in order to aromatize. E. g., nuts, etc.).

-ER

Irregularities: this verb is 100% regular.

1. to slice.

-ER

Irregularities: this verb is 100% regular.

1. to soak.

-ER

Irregularities: this verb is 100% regular.

1. to pour;

2. to pay (dues).

-ER

Irregularities: this verb is 100% regular.

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