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User: Caption: AMELIORER votre anglais - Ihr Englisch VERBESSERN - MEJORAR su inglés

To help you to understand English better, and to acquire more English, watch and listen to this video, where I make my daughter’s friend’s recipe for “American cheesecake.”  Cheesecake is a popular dessert in English-speaking countries.  It’s part of the culture!  But it has a very different origin...

Pour vous aider à mieux comprendre l’anglais, et à acquérir plus d’anglais, regarder et écouter cette vidéo, où je fais la recette de l’amie de ma fille pour « gâteau au fromage américain. » Cheesecake est un dessert populaire dans les pays anglophones. Cela fait partie de la culture! Mais il a une origine très différente...

Um Ihnen zu helfen, Englisch besser zu verstehen und mehr Englisch zu erwerben, schauen und hören Sie sich dieses Video an, in dem ich das Rezept der Freundin meiner Tochter für "American cheesecake" mache. Cheesecake ist ein beliebtes Dessert im englischsprachigen Raum. Es ist Teil der Kultur! Aber es hat einen ganz anderen Ursprung...

Para ayudar a usted a entender mejor el inglés, y para adquirir más inglés, mira y escucha este video, donde hago la receta de la amiga de mi hija para "American cheesecake". Cheesecake es un postre popular en los países de habla inglesa. ¡Es parte de la cultura! Pero tiene un origen muy diferente...

I have made the video as understandable and interesting as possible for good beginners (débutants, Anfänger, para empezar) to intermediate levels.

Learning tips : https://youtu.be/y98R-QV5mN4
- listen and watch all the video
- adjust the speed if necessary
- listen again with the subtitles if you didn’t understand some words

I am building my YouTube channel, smileEnglishstories, to give you the opportunity to listen to English spoken naturally in a lot of different contexts.  In the comments section, please say what you enjoyed, ask questions or tell me what sort of videos you would like to see!

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English vocabulary en context : cooking utensils, sweet ingredients

Vocabulaire anglais en contexte : ustensiles de cuisine, ingrédients sucrés

Englischer Wortschatz im Kontext : Kochutensilien, süße Zutaten

Vocabulario inglés en contexto :  utensilios de cocina, ingredientes dulces

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Music :
Parkside, Youtube audio library, Dan Lebowitz
Swinging With The Sultan, Youtube audio library, Doug Maxwell
Traditional Greek Zorba dance : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SQMJeepmIho

Sound :
http://soundbible.com/907-Distant-Thunder.html  (Mike Koenig 3.0)
http://soundbible.com/1936-Crisp-Ocean-Waves.html  (Mike Koenig 3.0)
http://soundbible.com/962-Arrow-Right-To-Left.html  (Mike Koenig 3.0)
http://soundbible.com/1929-Crow-Call-2.html  (JimBob 3.0)
http://soundbible.com/2132-Wolf-Howling-Yipping.html  (Daniel Simon)
horses running  https://freesound.org/people/kalhan/sounds/434802/  (Public)

Photos :

Vegan Pumpkin Cheesecake  https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/0/01/Vegan_Pumpkin_Cheesecake_Slice_%287057275773%29.jpg

Almond cheesecake with cream
https://www.flickr.com/photos/71217725@N00/1905665/
https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/ 

Ginger biscuits
Veganbaking.net from USA / CC BY-SA (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0)

Digestive biscuits
LearningLark from United States / CC BY (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0)

Olympic games logo
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Current_event_olympic_games.svg 
https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/deed.en 

Olympic “Discobolus”
By After Myron, CC BY-SA 4.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=38682321

Olympic boxer
https://www.flickr.com/photos/ian-w-scott/4873700985 
https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0/ 

Melted chocolate
https://www.flickr.com/photos/cursedthing/2206482168 
https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nd/2.0/

Melting butter
https://www.flickr.com/photos/tarale/6689005901
https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nd/2.0/

Clipart :
Cheesecake clipart   gnokii at openclipart.org / CC0

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Title: Cooking and Culture to IMPROVE your English: American Cheesecake – recipe and origins
Description: oh it&#39;s Rachel welcome back to smilingly stories where you can listen to English spoken in lots of different contexts today we are going to be cooking we are going to be making cheesecake American cheesecake people say that American cheesecake came from New York in the east of America in the 1870s but cheesecake is older than New York and not just a little older a lot older much much older than New York cheesecake existed in the times of the ancient Greeks you know the ancient Greeks were the people who lived in Greece between the eighth century BC and the Year 146 BC BC means before Christ if you go to Greece one day you may decide to climb Mount Olympus which is the highest the tallest mountain in Greece it&#39;s 2918 meters tall but you will take two days to climb to the top and back down again the ancient Greeks thought that 12 gods and goddesses lived on the top of Mount Olympus there was juice the god of thunder there was Poseidon the god of the sea and storm and there was a pole oh he was the god of archery and music [Music] and then there was Demeter she was the goddess of harvest and of course there was Aphrodite and then there was a FINA Athena was the goddess of wisdom she must have been very intelligent very smart very clever just like hegemon and she was the goddess who protected Athens the capital city of Greece the ancient Greeks were very good with their hands and the people who lived in Athens wanted to build a special house they wanted to build a special house to worship the gods and goddesses especially Athena who protected them they looked up and they saw a hill a rocky hill so they decided to build a little city a town on the hill and around the town they built a wall a town with a wall around is called a citadel and the people from Athens called their town the Acropolis and in the Acropolis they built the special house to worship the gods and goddesses a temple it was a beautiful temple with lots of big Collins and they called it the path banana and they dedicated the Parthenon to Athena because the ancient Greeks were good with their hands they made things they used clay to make urns and they painted the urns with pictures of gods and goddesses or with scenes from everyday life and the ancient Greeks loved to sit down and listen to stories they probably didn&#39;t have books but they might have had Scrolls to read from there was a very famous storyteller in ancient Greece his name was ESOP and he wrote more than 700 stories called fables which are stories with a little message you might have heard of you might know the Fox and the grapes or the wolf and the crane or the Fox and the crow and blue to Greece loved playing games they loved playing with yo-yos which probably came from China and in 776 BC the ancient Greeks started the olympic games and it&#39;s not impossible that they gave cheesecake to the Olympic athletes to give them more energy before they started a competition but I don&#39;t think they do that at the Olympic Games today in my gym good morning mr. bolt would you make some cheesecake but what is cheesecake cheesecake is made from a biscuit base and a creamy topping but there are two types of cheesecake cheesecake you need to cook in the oven and cheesecake you don&#39;t need to cook in the oven you could add different flavors to the cream like vanilla spices lemon chocolate or pumpkin or you could put a topping on the cheesecake like fruit or fruit coulis fruit sauce or nuts or cream today I am going to show you the basic recipe for American cheesecake it&#39;s my daughter&#39;s friend&#39;s recipe and then you can add your own flavors and your own toppings [Music] I am washing I&#39;m dragging my hands so we can get started to make the Cheesecake base we need 80 grams of butter and 250 grams of biscuits today I am using speculoos you need rich butter biscuits crunchy biscuits nuts dry biscuits in England we would use digestive biscuits or ginger biscuits but you could try cookies or Orioles and we are going to need a baking heat in the baking tin with a base we can put in and take out so if I take my baking parchment out out of my drawer we can prepare the baking heat in so put the baking parchment on the table and draw round the base with a pencil now we can cut the paper with some and now we need to grease and line okay so now if we put the baking parchment back in the box and back in the drawer so we need to make biscuit crumbs either we can use a bowl and a rolling pin or we can use a bag with a rolling pin so I have just wait my 250 grams of biscuits and now because I am feeling a little stressed I am going to bash my biscuits and then I will feel a little less [Music] well these biscuits are really hard the crumbs need to be fine but not too fine if you have little pieces of biscuit it&#39;s okay so now we need to switch the oven on at 160 degrees and then we can finish preparing the base I have just put 80 grams of butter in the pan and now I am going to switch the cooker on to melt the butter so the butter is melting the butter has just melted so now we can add the biscuits [Music] so now we need to put the biscuits in the tin and press them down with a spoon [Music] and now we can put the bass in the oven for 10 minutes after 10 minutes we can take the bass out of the oven [Music] [Music] to make the topping we need three eggs 500 grams of cream cheese today I&#39;m using Philadelphia but in France we have some low hay which you can use and 125 grams of sugar eggs have two parts the yellow part is called the yolk the transparent part is called the white first we need to separate the egg yolks from the egg whites [Music] if you have a little shell in the egg white it&#39;s not a problem you can take it out with a spoon we need to whisk the egg whites with an electric mixer [Music] when you take the whisk out it should make Peaks like mountain peaks I have just weighed my 125 grams of sugar and my 500 grams of cream cheese so next we can put everything in the bowl and mix them together whisk them together with the electric mixer perhaps I should have put the cream cheese in little by little it&#39;s very pretty next we are going to need a spatula so I am going to get the spatula out of the drawer so we can mix the egg whites slowly into the cream so now we have our cream I can go and get the oven gloves out of the drawer and get the Cheesecake base so we can pour the cream on the base we can use the spatula to get all the cream out of the bowl and now for 13 minutes don&#39;t overcook the Cheesecake you can test it with a toothpick it should still be a little runny a little wet now we need to leave the Cheesecake to cool down on the cooling tray I think cheesecake is better if you put it in the fridge overnight now that the cheesecake is cold it&#39;s not warm I can put it in the fridge so I hope you enjoyed making your cheesecake if you see you next week [Music] [Music]
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