concept   dinner
culture   Western countries
statement   Dinner in Western countries is a substantial evening meal shared with family or friends and typically includes meat, vegetables, and starches.
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1 cook dinner Western countries Cooking dinner is a daily or regular activity; often involves using an oven or stove to prepare a hot meal. 1
2 cook dinner Western countries Typically involves preparing a main course, side dishes, and dessert 1
3 cooking dinner Western countries Typically involves using an oven or stove, and often includes meat as the main dish. 1
4 cooking meal Western countries Cooking a meal typically involves using an oven or stove to prepare a main course and sides. 1
5 dinner Western countries Typically eaten around 6-8pm, often includes meat, vegetables, and starches like potatoes or pasta, and may involve using a knife and fork. 1
6 dinner Western countries Dinner is typically eaten in the evening, often as a family meal, and can include a variety of dishes such as meat, vegetables, and starches. 1
7 dinner Western countries Dinner is typically eaten in the early evening, often around 6-7pm, and is considered the main meal of the day. 1
8 dinner Western countries Dinner is often the largest and most substantial meal of the day, typically eaten in the evening with family or friends. 1
9 eat dinner Western countries Typically eaten around 6-8pm, often with family or friends, and considered the main meal of the day. 1
10 eat dinner Western culture Eating dinner typically involves the use of a knife, fork, and spoon, with the main meal consisting of a meat, starch, and vegetables. 1
11 eating dinner Western culture Eating dinner typically includes a main course, such as a meat dish with vegetables and starch, often followed by a dessert. 1