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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a memorable cook" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is particularly skilled or noteworthy in their cooking abilities, often leaving a lasting impression on those who taste their food.
Example: "Her dishes were so unique and flavorful that she quickly became known as a memorable cook in our community."
Alternatives: "an unforgettable chef" or "a remarkable cook".
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Hollywood's peculiar secret is that it's just as tough to cook up a memorable commercial movie as a critically lauded indie film — indeed, because there are so many chefs over-egging the pudding, it's tougher.
The assorted fish and seafood were lightly cooked and bathed in a memorable Pernod-perfumed broth.
Hidden away in the small role of Ms. Smith's cook is Novella Nelson, who delivered a memorable performance 40-odd years ago as Cleavon Little's "Down Home" sister in Purlie.
The Taylor Jaycees, who organize the Taylor International Barbeque Cook-off, know the secret recipe for a memorable food competition: equal parts whimsy and good food.
I hope the occasion is a memorable one for Scottish cricket". England have named a strong squad, with pace bowler James Anderson back and Alastair Cook leading the visitors.
A memorable time.
Or a memorable exit.
A memorable show.
It made a memorable combination.
It was a memorable experience.
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