Sentence examples for a cooking programme from inspiring English sources

A cooking programme, maybe?

It's a cooking programme, sort of: there's really no expertise involved.

"Who does that?" "What's wrong with 'er?" "How is this a cooking programme?

There she heard about a cooking programme for women that was run by the Catholic charity Caritas.

"Rather than rebuilding his movement for the European and local elections, he has chosen to build links with neo-Nazis, launch a cooking programme for his dwindling number of supporters and generally appearing as a rather odd character.

Dan was my favourite GBBO contestant this year because he was quite clear about the fact that he Wanted to Win, which I admire because most people are on there pretending it's about making friends and getting better at baking – which, yeah OK, but what you really want is a book deal and preferably also a cooking programme and, crucially, a load of lovely money.

You cannot sensibly expect me to start writing a column about television while a Jamie Oliver cooking programme is airing and not expect me to write about it at length within the first month.

Back then you could innocently enter a television cooking programme, dash whatever shit you had in the back of the fridge into a Pyrex and spruce it up with a bit of freeform pastry.

Charlie's own fame was enhanced by presenting a PBS network cooking programme in 1999, and his 14 cookery books and three books on management skills.

Some of the worst violence unfolded at the rooftop car park where families had gathered for the filming of a children's cooking programme.

A 50s TV cooking programme or brass band-backed easy-listening singer, say, may actually be genuinely dull and worth forgetting, but if it can be called "kitsch" it suddenly has a new contemporary attraction.