Sentence examples for a sort of cooking from inspiring English sources
Mr. Guerra, who was born in Cuba and who lives and works in Miami, related a story about how the Chinese Army tortured its prisoners with heat and how somehow this had led Cubans to develop a sort of cooking that in turn resulted in the invention of the box, by his father, in the early 1980's.
The chef is Jason Neroni, whom you may remember from the original Superba just a few blocks up the street, where he practiced a sort of abstracted Italian cooking that included familiar tastes and textures without actually duplicating an actual Italian dish.
Precise temperature control permits all sorts of cooking that is not otherwise possible.
Conversely, there's a sense that merely watching the sort of cooking show in which the presenter happens to chance upon some well-marbled pancetta at the back of the fridge is enough in itself.
Conversely, there's a sense that merely watching the sort of cooking show where the presenter happens to chance upon some well-marbled pancetta at the back of the fridge is enough in itself.
(And for those six people interested, it's an excellent way to sample the sort of cooking served in the corporate dining rooms of The New York Times, whose kitchens are also run by R.A).
Ms. Anstett remembers her mother as "a sort of Martha Stewart but without the cooking," an accomplished woman who gardened, made her own fine clothes and helped in her husband's medical office.
This is a fun idea; get a few of these together and you can have a sort of Western Sukiyaki party, with everyone cooking cocktail wienies in their own little heated dishes.
Anyone who thinks that this sort of cooking of books was confined to Lehman Brothers is a good candidate to buy the Brooklyn Bridge--or worse, a bond backed by a sub-prime loan.
There is nothing exactly wrong with this sort of cooking, but there is also very little right with it.
