Using Python Dict and accessing key and value using indexes

Select_person.py

food_cook_dict = {
    "pasta" : "Aaron",
    "bread" : "Thomas",
    "rice" : "John",
    "Soup" : "Kate",
    "noodles" : "Liam",
}
# dictionary are unordered unlike lists till python 3.6


print ("The following is the menu of the day and their cooks")
for i, x in enumerate(food_cook_dict):
    print (str(i) + ". " + str(x))
#no idea how to start the item from index 1 instead of 0.

choice = raw_input("Please Enter selection number: ")#choice is of type(str)
print ("Food choice: " + food_cook_dict.keys()[int(choice)])#access to the key based on index(choice)
print ("Cook assigned: " + food_cook_dict.values()[int(choice)])#access to value based on index(choice)

if key is used to select value instead of index:

cook_assigned = food_cook_dict.get(choice, "Invalid Entry")