The phrase "amount of cooking" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the quantity or extent of cooking involved in a particular recipe or meal preparation.
Example: "The amount of cooking required for this dish is quite extensive, so be prepared to spend some time in the kitchen."
Alternatives: "quantity of cooking" or "level of cooking".
To make your own garlic oil, cook two cloves of garlic in a small amount of cooking oil at a low temperature (about body temperature or slightly warmer) for fifteen minutes to half an hour.
Garibaldi warned that all shellfish need just the lightest amount of cooking.
But the amount of cooking utensils provided varies from place to place, so consult the list that should be provided by the halls.
Mr. Schlimm says the amount of cooking and alcohol involved should make these dishes acceptable for diners of all ages, but parents may want to do a taste test if they are concerned about serving the dishes to children.
Also, "keep in mind that a lot of people in New York love the showcase kitchens, but there isn't really a tremendous amount of cooking that goes down there," said Andrew Gerringer, the managing director and head of new development projects at Prudential Douglas Elliman.
Toklas's wobbly sentence clearly expresses the anxiety of the moment and subtly enacts the disparity between what the two hands are doing: the left hand confidently clutching the asparagus spear, the right hand helplessly plastering its base with the sauce, which no amount of cooking can make into the cementlike substance needed to hold the spear upright when the left hand releases it.
Note that the time may vary by microwave and according to the amount of bacon cooking.
Whether you need to do some cleaning that you've been putting off or you just want to make sure your kitchen is ready for mass amounts of cooking, this week's installment of weekend DIY ideas will help you better prepare your home for the upcoming holiday.
Though they're used to the hustle and bustle of cooking massive amounts of food, the past two weeks have taken a more urgent tone.
"There is no way to accurately tell if the bacon is getting the proper amount of heat using this form of cooking".
