What's for dinner? Today's episode is about cooking. Phrasal verbs are an important part of informal English and in series III, we are talking about many more useful ones which you can use every day. Here are the examples from today's episode: I’ll cook up a pizza for us. = I’ll cook a pizza up for us. Hey, I’ve got to leave in twenty minutes and I’m starving. Do you think you could help me whip up some dinner? Evelyn and Roger said they’re going to whip up some sandwiches for lunch. I’m making a salad, so I’ll need to cut up lettuce, cucumber, red onions, green onions, and olives. I’m going to slice up some apples. Are you OK with eating the peel, or should I peel it off? Here are the phrasal verbs from today: cook up whip up cut up/slice up/chop up fry up peel off/cut off/skim off order in Have you subscribed to the podcast? You can do so on the iTalki app. That way, you won't miss any episodes! See you again soon. Do the quiz!