Fresh bread: Passive Voice intro (B1)
Випічка з 45+ passive (is/are + V3): is made, are baked, is mixed. B1 англійська з перекладом.
How Fresh Bread Is Made Every Morning
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Рівень: B1Тема: Passive intro: is/are + past participle — bakery process; 45+ прикладів
I work at a small bakery on Bridge Street. Every day before sunrise, fresh bread is made for customers who arrive at seven. The process is simple, but each step is done with care.
First, flour is mixed with water and yeast in a large bowl. Salt is added slowly, and the dough is kneaded until it feels smooth. When the mixture is ready, it is left to rise in a warm corner of the kitchen.
While the dough rises, the ovens are heated to the correct temperature. Trays are cleaned and lined with paper. Small rolls are shaped by hand, and long loaves are placed on separate trays.
After an hour, the dough is checked again. If it has doubled in size, it is divided into portions. Each portion is weighed so every loaf is sold at a fair price. Extra seeds are sprinkled on some loaves before they are baked.
The first batch is baked for twenty-five minutes. A bell is rung when the timer ends, and golden crusts are admired through the oven door. Hot bread is cooled on racks near the window, where the smell is noticed by passers-by.
Butter croissants are prepared in another room. Pastry is rolled thin, and layers are folded carefully. The croissants are shaped into curves and are brushed with egg wash. They are baked at a lower heat so the inside stays soft.
Sandwiches are not made until midday, but fillings are prepared early. Cheese is sliced, tomatoes are washed, and lettuce is stored in cold boxes. Labels are printed so staff know which ingredients are used in each product.
Orders from local cafés are written on a board. Large loaves are packed in paper bags, and delivery boxes are stacked by the door. A driver arrives at eight, and bread is loaded into a van that is parked outside.
Inside the shop, shelves are filled before the door opens. Price tags are updated when costs change, and yesterday's leftovers are removed. The floor is swept, and the glass counter is polished until it shines.
Customers often ask how sourdough is made. They are told that starter culture is kept alive for years. Long fermentation is used, and no extra yeast is added in the final mix. The result is bread that is chewy and full of flavour.
Hygiene rules are followed strictly. Hands are washed often, and aprons are changed when flour covers them. Surfaces are disinfected after raw dough is handled, and tools are stored in clean drawers.
At closing time, unsold items are counted. Some bread is donated to a shelter, and the rest is recorded in a log. Equipment is switched off, and the back door is locked when the last worker leaves.
Every morning the same routine is repeated, yet small improvements are suggested by the team. New recipes are tested on quiet days, and feedback is collected from regular buyers. Good bread is made when simple steps are respected, and our bakery is known because quality is never rushed.
First, flour is mixed with water and yeast in a large bowl. Salt is added slowly, and the dough is kneaded until it feels smooth. When the mixture is ready, it is left to rise in a warm corner of the kitchen.
While the dough rises, the ovens are heated to the correct temperature. Trays are cleaned and lined with paper. Small rolls are shaped by hand, and long loaves are placed on separate trays.
After an hour, the dough is checked again. If it has doubled in size, it is divided into portions. Each portion is weighed so every loaf is sold at a fair price. Extra seeds are sprinkled on some loaves before they are baked.
The first batch is baked for twenty-five minutes. A bell is rung when the timer ends, and golden crusts are admired through the oven door. Hot bread is cooled on racks near the window, where the smell is noticed by passers-by.
Butter croissants are prepared in another room. Pastry is rolled thin, and layers are folded carefully. The croissants are shaped into curves and are brushed with egg wash. They are baked at a lower heat so the inside stays soft.
Sandwiches are not made until midday, but fillings are prepared early. Cheese is sliced, tomatoes are washed, and lettuce is stored in cold boxes. Labels are printed so staff know which ingredients are used in each product.
Orders from local cafés are written on a board. Large loaves are packed in paper bags, and delivery boxes are stacked by the door. A driver arrives at eight, and bread is loaded into a van that is parked outside.
Inside the shop, shelves are filled before the door opens. Price tags are updated when costs change, and yesterday's leftovers are removed. The floor is swept, and the glass counter is polished until it shines.
Customers often ask how sourdough is made. They are told that starter culture is kept alive for years. Long fermentation is used, and no extra yeast is added in the final mix. The result is bread that is chewy and full of flavour.
Hygiene rules are followed strictly. Hands are washed often, and aprons are changed when flour covers them. Surfaces are disinfected after raw dough is handled, and tools are stored in clean drawers.
At closing time, unsold items are counted. Some bread is donated to a shelter, and the rest is recorded in a log. Equipment is switched off, and the back door is locked when the last worker leaves.
Every morning the same routine is repeated, yet small improvements are suggested by the team. New recipes are tested on quiet days, and feedback is collected from regular buyers. Good bread is made when simple steps are respected, and our bakery is known because quality is never rushed.
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Passive intro: is/are + past participle — bakery process; 45+ прикладів
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