In the Kitchen

요리

The smell from her pot was incredible. "What goes into this sauce?" I asked. She listed garlic, butter, and a secret pinch of something.
My hands were covered in flour and dough. "Could you pass me the salt?" I asked. He set it right by my elbow.
I dipped a spoon in and tasted carefully. "Hmm, it needs a bit more salt," I said. One pinch later, it was just right.
I lowered the heat and stepped back. "Just let it simmer for ten minutes," I said. The kitchen filled with a rich, slow smell.
I set the last dish down with a flourish. "Okay, it's ready dig in!" I said. Everyone reached for a plate at once.
Patterns in this story
PATTERN 281

What goes into ~?

~에 뭐가 들어가?

What goes into this sauce?
What goes into the quarterly budget?
What goes into a proper local stew here?
PATTERN 282

Could you pass me ~?

~ 좀 건네줄래?

Could you pass me the salt?
Could you pass me the stapler over there?
Could you pass me my water bottle?
PATTERN 283

It needs more ~.

~가 좀 더 필요해

Hmm, it needs a bit more salt.
This draft needs more concrete examples.
The plan needs more buffer time between stops.
PATTERN 284

Let it ~.

~하게 둬

Just let it simmer for ten minutes.
Let it sit overnight before we decide.
Let it charge while we explore the town.
PATTERN 285

Dig in!

어서 먹어!

Okay, it's ready dig in!
Lunch is on the table, everyone dig in!
Local street food at last dig in!
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음, 소금이 좀 더 필요해.

Hmm, it needs a bit more salt.