Sentence examples for The cookery from inspiring English sources
noun
The art and practice of preparing food for consumption, especially by the application of heat; cooking.
- Henry was not very good at cookery and most of his meals ended up burned.
The cookery is simple, but the processes used by the Scott family are not.
The Cookery isn't fancy, but David DiBari's food is right for all seasons.
The cookery classes will offer recipes and tips, a demonstration, followed by a two-course lunch; £15 (themagdalenchapter.com).
The Cookery is one of those great little restaurants around the corner, treasured by its neighbors and by those outsiders lucky enough to be in the know.
The Cookery on Chestnut Street serves "gastronomic perversions and barbarism" in the form of a six-person-minimum whole-pig dinner.
The cookery queen recently listed her Devon holiday home for sale at £800,000, could this be the ideal investment opportunity?
The cookery school, which she runs from her home kitchen, caters for parents who want to feed their children "tasty food that adults want to steal".
Describes her performance at the Cookery.
"He meets a woman at the cookery class," Brydon added.
To the eye, the Cookery may seem unprepossessing.
Yet the cookery content was red-hot, copper-bottomed stuff.
