Sentence examples for a sort of culinary from inspiring English sources
But I had reservations at Pasta e Vino, which, like Poblenou, opened in 2003 as a sort of culinary pioneer.
But they also experiment with dishes in a sort of culinary laboratory; membership to the "Klub" gives regulars access to dinners with specially designed menus.
Once you are served, layers of flavor begin to unfold, calling your attention to the food in a sort of culinary double take.
The parmesan acts much the same way as with tagliatelle and rich bolognese sauce, a sort of culinary glue, melting and melding everything together.
He is regarded as a sort of culinary magician, contriving dishes with such unlikely pairings as olive and violet, or lobster and popcorn.
Some eaters believe the hurricane, for all the damage it did, provided a sort of culinary correction for restaurants that were either resting on their laurels or aping faddish dishes from New York and Los Angeles.
Members of the "Modernist Cuisine" team do that through a brash, thrillingly thorough, firsthand exploration of all sorts of culinary basics: grilling, barbecuing, baking, roasting, frying.
You'll come upon all sorts of culinary kitsch at What's Cooking (Reestraat 16, 31-20-427-0630; www.nlatscooking.nl).nl
We all know that from the 50s through the 70s, indentured housewives enacted their undiagnosed anxiety disorders, unending boredom, and general social repression on their families by preparing all sorts of culinary horrors that husbands and children had to pretend to enjoy or risk shattering the eerie, Pleasantville-like shininess of the nuclear family dynamic.
It was called The Elevens, and it was a shimmering dream: a sort of fusion of a utopian culinary community and Cheers bar.
