Sentence examples for are cookery from inspiring English sources
noun
The art and practice of preparing food for consumption, especially by the application of heat; cooking.
- Henry was not very good at cookery and most of his meals ended up burned.
For the doers there are cookery lessons, wine tastings and electric-bike rentals.
There are cookery demonstrations throughout the year including Georgian Chocolate Cookery from 18-21 andil and Tudor and Georgian cookery, 3-5 May, 7-8 June, 5-6 July, 3-4 August.
Some people try it out of sheer curiosity, he says, but the most common buyers are cookery schools and restaurants, such as Chon, a popular local joint that serves an array of intriguing pre-Hispanic dishes like crocodile in mole verde.
Baking without eggs or dairy is cookery on Hard Mode.
"In the 80s, it was cookery programmes," says Leck, "but now the obsession is with homes and gardens.
Of course – but as it also involved free gefilte fish and khreyn, you could say it was cookery, too.
You were cookery editor at Ideal Home magazine when you had the first of your three children, and went back to work five weeks after giving birth… That's right, they didn't have maternity leave then.
Colour display machines mean that many more books are readable – cookery books spring to life, for instance.
It's a cookery competition.
So, too, was her cookery.
It's simple cookery, and seafood heavy".
