美食饗宴
When it comes to Mexican food, most people go for tacos, burritos, or maybe a plate of tortilla chips and salsa. But if that’s all you know about Mexican cuisine, you’re missing out. For those in the know, the quesadilla must come to mind.
So what is a quesadilla? It’s a corn tortilla that is filled with cheese and meat such as beef, pork, or chicken. A selection of vegetables, a few herbs, and some sour cream are added as well. With these additions, you’ll get a variety of flavors.
Quesadillas have been around since the days of the Aztec Empire in the 16th century. Back then, quesadillas were stuffed with pumpkin and squash, and then baked in clay ovens. The Aztecs must have played an important role in the spread of quesadillas because today, this kind of food can be found in the appetizer section of restaurant menus throughout North America. There is even a National Quesadilla Day, which is held yearly on September 25. If you’ve never tried this Mexican food, there’s no better time to take a bite.
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If you don't come, you'll miss out on all of the fun and delicious food.
倘若你不來,你就會錯過所有的樂趣和美食。
Just when I didn't know whom to turn to, my college friend Jason came to mind.
當我不知向誰求助時,我突然想起了大學時的朋友傑森。
This shop has a fine selection of cheeses.
這家商店有各種精緻的乳酪。
Roger stuffed the box with old newspapers.
羅傑用舊報紙塞滿這個箱子。
Teachers play an important role in a child's development.
老師在兒童的發展上扮演重要的角色。
♦ must have + 過去分詞
must 表示強烈肯定的推測,有以下兩種情形:
1. must 後面接「have + 過去分詞」時,用來表示 「對過去事情的推論或猜測」,指「一定/必定曾 經⋯⋯」,表達說話者推測過去某件事必定已經發生 (本文即屬此用法)。
例:The street is wet. It must have rained last night.
街道是溼的。昨晚一定下過雨了。
2. must 之後接原形動詞,表示對現在或未來的推測, 指「一定/必定(是)⋯⋯」。
例:It must be Dave calling. I’ll get it.
請依句意在空格內填入適當的字詞
1. 每當我需要找人說話時,我總會想到我最好的朋友卡蘿。
Whenever I need someone to talk to, my best friend Carol _____________________.
2. 艾咪的背包裡塞滿了筆記本。
Amy’s backpack is _________ with notebooks.
3. 餐廳的這一區保留給非吸菸者。
This _________ of the restaurant is reserved for non-smokers.
答案: 1. comes to mind 2. stuffed 3. section
這個開胃文化珍寶背後的美味故事
說到墨西哥食物,多數人會選擇墨西哥夾餅、墨西哥捲餅,或是 一盤墨西哥脆餅配莎莎醬。但如果這是你對墨西哥美食的全部認知, 那你可就錯過太多了。對那些內行人來說,墨西哥酥餅絕對會浮現在他們的腦海。
所以墨西哥酥餅是什麼呢?它是一種墨西哥玉米薄餅,裡面包滿了起司和肉類,像是牛肉、豬肉或雞肉。精選的蔬菜、少量香草及些許酸奶油也會加在裡面。有了這些添加物,你就能品嚐到多樣的口味。
墨西哥酥餅在十六世紀的阿茲特克帝國時期就出現了。那時,墨西哥酥餅是包南瓜和美洲南瓜,然後放入烤窯中烘焙的。對於墨西哥 酥餅的傳播,阿茲特克人一定扮演了重要的角色,因為如今在全北美 餐廳的開胃菜菜單上都能發現這種食物。甚至有一天被定為全國墨西哥酥餅日,就選在每年的九月二十五日。如果你從未嘗試過這個墨西 哥食物,這將是你嘗鮮的最佳時機。