Sentence examples for TV cooking from inspiring English sources

A big, ripe impersonation of a TV cooking queen, hugely famous in the US but little known in this country.

There are but a fraction of the food pages there once were in newspapers, and most cookbooks are offshoots of TV "cooking" shows, almost all of which are game shows, reality television shows or shows about celebrities.

And a bit further down the line, you start doing improvisations together -- watching TV, cooking a meal, not with any pressure to create any incidents, but just to get the emotional ticker going".

A science book in disguise, brought to you in the form of a TV cooking program, "The Snow Show" boasts the celebrity host Chef Kelvin, a big, button-eyed snowman in a green floral apron, and two sous-chef narrators.

Mitul Shah, 38, a marketing executive who was born in London, tried to negotiate with al-Shabaab terrorists in a bid to save the 33 children taking part in a TV cooking competition that his company was sponsoring on the roof of the Westgate centre in Nairobi.

No doubt you'll tell me that women (and probably lots of men, too) just love the smouldering geekiness he brings to his kitchen/laboratory, but nonetheless I maintain: he is yet another TV cooking success story whose looks have had little/bordering on nothing to do with him getting where he has.

Page D1 TV Watch TV, Where Cooking Is Secondary It is a hard, weird lesson that cooking shows are no more about cooking than talk shows are about conversation, Alessandra Stanley writes.

In Mexico, 25% of the TV is cooking programmes".

Cynics will see Balls's sudden reinvention as a TV personality – cooking on The Great Comic Relief Bake Off; donning the Strictly sequins – as another political campaign, a ruse to pursue the old dogged ambition by other means.

Over the last few weeks, the London restaurant Meza has been hosting a MasterChef pop-up, with former contestants from the TV show cooking for diners at a cost of £49 for three courses.

The streets were packed with people, yet all you could see on TV were cooking shows and nature documentaries.