"You're making a big mistake," the chief says, eying the huge cooking pot that the Pilgrims keep for boiling their vast and tasteless stews.
At lunchtime, young monks served rice, beans, and fish paste from huge cooking pots.
We sat on the mud floor and sipped strong, bitter green tea in incongruously fine china cups while across the room, goats ate from a huge wok (the cooking space for the animals was finer than their owners').
Following the publication of Elizabeth David's influential Mediterranean Food in 1951, kitchenware was beginning to achieve a desirable status and, by the use of imaginative shopfitting and a huge cast-iron cooking range, baskets, casseroles, knives, pots and pans suddenly became fashion items.
For people who want home-cooked food but don't want to spend more than 10 or 15 minutes making it, the trend is a huge boon, making cooking from scratch almost as easy as boil-in-the-bag frozen vegetables in sauce.
Having a sharp knife makes a huge difference when cooking, so why do so many people settle for letting their knives get dull?
"That's a huge principle of my cooking and my recipes.
There is a huge central fire for cooking, plus a sauna and outside hot tub.
He was cooking a huge pot of bolognese and he asked me to tell him 10 interesting things about myself.
Up in Snowsville, things are really getting cooking: a huge blizzard, panting and trudging, and lo — a creature in the distance!
