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1.[Music] hello everyone and welcome back to English on the go your favorite to learn English anytime anywhere today we're diving into a topic that all of us food choices we'll be discussing why cooking at home is better than eating out cooking at home is not just a way to save money it can also be healthier and more rewarding in this episode you'll hear a lively conversation learn new vocabulary and pick up some tips to make home cooking easier and more enjoyable so get ready to expand your English and learn practical ways to improve your lifestyle let's get started let's talk about the age-old debate cooking at home versus eating out over the years many of us have shifted toward dining out more often because it's convenient and saves time however cooking at home offers some amazing benefits that go beyond just saving money when you cook at home you have full control over what goes into your meals which can lead to healthier eating habits it's also a great way to bond with family and friends or even to relax after a long day on the other hand eating out has its perks too like trying new Cuisines and avoiding the cleanup but have you ever wondered how much of an impact these choices have on your budget health and overall lifestyle in today's episode we'll hear on this topic and some practical ways to enjoy cooking at home even if you're busy before we dive into the conversation here are some questions to think about first question what do you prefer cooking at home or eating out why second question what are some benefits of cooking at home that you can think of third question can you name one challenge you face when it comes to cooking at home keep these questions in mind as you listen they'll help you connect with the conversation and reflect on your own experiences hi Carol hi Jack hi Brian hey Brian thanks for joining me today so let's talk about something we all love food do you usually cook at home or eat eat out I almost always cook at home for me it's all about eating healthy and knowing exactly what's in my food plus I find cooking really rewarding you know what they say home is where the heart is and for me that includes the kitchen well I have to admit I eat out way more often than I cook my schedule is so hectic that I feel like I'm always burning the candle at both ends by the time I get home I'm too exhausted to even think about cooking that's a common problem Jack but Carol what would you say to someone like Jack who's too busy to cook I totally get it Jack life can be really busy but here's the thing cooking at home doesn't have to be a big deal even throwing together a quick stir fry or sandwich can make a difference start small and take it one step at a time you might be on to something I think I've been making a mountain out of a mole hill I imagine cooking as this huge project when it probably doesn't have to be exactly back home cooking doesn't have to be complicated and think about the benefits it's healthier it saves money and it's a great way to unwind after a long day oh absolutely for me cooking is like therapy when I'm chopping vegetables or stirring a pot I feel like I can clear my head and focus plus there's the satisfaction of knowing I'm making something nourishing for myself that does sound nice but sometimes I feel like I just don't have the time my work keeps me so busy that I end up grabbing something on the go or ordering takeout I hear you jack but think about this how much time do you spend waiting for takeout or sitting at a restaurant sometimes cooking a quick meal takes the same amount of time or less you have a point plus eating out is starting to feel like money down the drain exactly and you can make cooking Fun by trying new recipes or even cooking with a friend you know what they say many hands make light work that's a great idea Carol and Jack here's another tip prep your ingredients in advance when you've got things ready to go it's a piece of cake to throw together a meal even on busy days H that makes sense maybe I'll give it a shot I could start with breakfast it's simple enough right totally a quick omelette or some avocado toast takes no time at all plus it's a great way to start the day off on the right foot absolutely and remember cooking at home doesn't have to be perfect just focus on making something you enjoy and you'll reap the rewards in no time thanks guys you've inspired me to give cooking at home a real shot who knows maybe I'll turn over a new leaf and become a home cooking Pro that's the spirit Jack and remember we're all learning as we go just roll with the punches and enjoy the process well said Carol and for all our listeners out there remember that cooking at home is a journey you don't have to be a Master Chef just start small and watch the magic happen now let's go over some useful words and idioms from the conversation these are great for your everyday English and will help you understand the deeper meaning behind the dialogue home is where the heart is meaning a place where you feel most comfortable and happy often referring to your home example cooking at home home just makes me feel more at peace home is where the heart is home is where the heart is burning the candle at both ends meaning to be very busy often because you are doing too many things at once or staying up late while waking up early example I've been burning the candle at both ends with work and personal projects lately burning the candle at both ends making a mountain out of a mole hill meaning to make a small problem seem much bigger than it really is example don't worry about it you're making a mountain out of a mole hill making a mountain out of a mole hill unwind after a long day meaning to relax and relieve stress after a busy or stressful day example I love cooking because it helps me unwind after a long day of work unwind after a long day many hands make light work meaning when more people help the task becomes easier and faster example let's all pitch in and cook dinner together many hands make light work many hands make light work start the day off on the right foot meaning to begin something in a positive way example a healthy breakfast helps me start the day off on the right foot start the day off on the right foot as you listen to the conversation again pay and try to identify these words in context hi Carol hi Jack hi Brian hey Brian thanks for joining me today so let's talk about something we all love food do you usually cook at home or eat out I almost always cook at home for me it's all about eating healthy and knowing exactly what's in my food plus I find cooking really rewarding you know what they say home is where the heart is and for me that includes the kitchen well I have to admit I eat out way more often than I cook my schedule is so hectic that I feel like I'm always burning the candle at both ends by the time I get home I'm too exhausted to even think about cooking that's a common problem Jack but Carol what would you say to someone like Jack who's too busy to cook I totally get it Jack life can be really busy but here's the thing cooking at home doesn't have to be a big deal even throwing together a quick stir fry or sandwich can make a difference start small and take it one step at a time you might be on to something I I think I've been making a mountain out of a mole hill I imagine cooking as this huge project when it probably doesn't have to be exactly Jack home cooking doesn't have to be complicated and think about the benefits it's healthier it saves money and it's a great way to unwind after a long day oh absolutely for me cooking is like therapy when I'm chopping vegetables or stirring a pot I feel like I can clear my head and focus plus there's the the satisfaction of knowing I'm making something nourishing for myself that does sound nice but sometimes I feel like I just don't have the time my work keeps me so busy that I end up grabbing something on the go or ordering takeout I hear you jack but think about this how much time do you spend waiting for takeout or sitting at a restaurant sometimes cooking a quick meal takes the same amount of time or less you have a point plus eating out is starting to feel like money down the drain EX exactly and you can make cooking Fun by trying new recipes or even cooking with a friend you know what they say many hands make light work that's a great idea Carol and Jack here's another tip prep your ingredients in advance when you've got things ready to go it's a piece of cake to throw together a meal even on busy days H that makes sense maybe I'll give it a shot I could start with breakfast it's simple enough right totally a quick omelette or some avocado toast takes no time at all plus it's a great way to start the day off on the right foot absolutely and remember cooking at home doesn't have to be perfect just focus on making something you enjoy and you'll reap the rewards in no time thanks guys you've inspired me to give cooking at home a real shot who knows maybe I'll turn over a new leaf and become a home cooking Pro that's the spirit Jack and remember we're all learning as as we go just roll with the punches and enjoy the process well said Carol and for all our listeners out there remember that cooking at home is a journey you don't have to be a Master Chef just start small and watch the magic happen Let's test your with a few questions based on today's conversation one what does Carol mean by home is where the heart is a cooking at home feels more comfortable and satisfying B the kitchen is the most part of the house see home cooking is always the most expensive option two why does Jack say he eats out more often than cooking at home a he enjoys trying new recipes B his schedule is too busy to cook C he believes home cooking is too expensive three what does the phrase money down the drain mean a spending money wisely be wasting money on something that isn't valuable see Finding great deals when you eat out if you enjoyed this episode don't forget to subscribe to our YouTube channel for more great content click the Subscribe button and stay updated with our latest [Music] now that you've heard the conversation and learned some new vocabulary let's reflect on what you've learned here are a few questions to think about how how often do you cook at home and what do you usually make what's one challenge you face when it comes to cooking at home and how do you overcome it can you think of any ways cooking at home could save you time or money compared to eating out take a moment to think about your answers these questions will help you connect what you've learned to your own experiences that's all for today's episode of English on the go let's quickly review the answers to the quiz one what does Carol mean by home is where the heart is answer a cooking at home feels more comfortable and satisfying two why does Jack say he eats out more often than cooking at home answer B his schedule is too busy to cook three what does the phrase money down the drain mean answer B wasting money on something that isn't valuable if you'd like to review today's vocabulary or keep learning don't forget to download the free pdf of vocabulary from our show notes thanks for tuning in and we hope you feel inspired to try cooking at home remember learn everywhere speak everywhere until next time take care and happy cooking [Music]

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Schlüsselvokabular (CEFR B1)

perspectives

B2

A view, vista or outlook.

Example:

"perspectives on this topic and explore"

important

B1

Having relevant and crucial value.

Example:

"important part of the house see home"

specifically

B2

In a specific manner, applying to or naming a particular thing or things, expressly, explicitly

Example:

"all of us food choices specifically"

different

B1

The different ideal.

Example:

"today's episode we'll hear different"

understanding

B2

To grasp a concept fully and thoroughly, especially (of words, statements, art, etc.) to be aware of the meaning of and (of people) to be aware of the intent of.

Example:

"happen Let's test your understanding"

attention

B2

Mental focus.

Example:

"attention and try to identify these"

affects

B1

To influence or alter.

Example:

"we're diving into a topic that affects"

explore

B1

An exploration; a tour of a place to see what it is like.

Example:

"perspectives on this topic and explore"

podcast

B1

An audio programme produced on a regular basis, delivered over the Internet in a compressed digital format and designed for playback on computers or portable digital audio players, such as the iPod.

Example:

"English on the go your favorite podcast"

episodes

B1

An incident, action, or time period standing out by itself, but more or less connected with a complete series of events.

Example:

"episodes now that you've heard the"

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