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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a sublime cook" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is exceptionally skilled at cooking, often implying a level of artistry or excellence in their culinary abilities.
Example: "After tasting her exquisite dishes, I can confidently say she is a sublime cook."
Alternatives: "an exceptional chef" or "a masterful cook."
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Eric Ripert, chef and partner at Le Bernardin in Manhattan, is a sublime cook, and his new book, A RETURN TO COOKING (Artisan, $50), with a text by Michael Ruhlman, paintings by Valentino Cortazar and photographs by Shimon Rothstein and Tammar Rothstein, is a hefty art object that is, for the most part, worth the whopping price tag.
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It's not remotely stuffy, though, and the food can be really good, including a flan of Ossau Iraty cheese under a cap of gazpacho with sardine rillettes toast, grilled lamb chops a la plancha with lamb stuffed piquillo peppers and a sublime cooked-to-order gateau Basque.
This is a sublime demand.
This is a sublime exhibition.
Any combination would make a sublime gift.
"It was a sublime finish from Michael.
Abstract expressionist painter of "a sublime simplicity".
"It was a sublime experience".
A sublime Algerian lute player.
That's a sublime finish.
A sublime Carrickfergus is sprinkled with mandolins.
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