Sentence examples for big cooking from inspiring English sources

Tudor Williams Ingredients 2 big cooking apples, preferably bramley Porridge oats, approx 1 cup per apple 1 tbsp demerara sugar per apple Raisins, chopped apricots or similar Juice and zest of a lemon Milk or cream 2 tbsp melted marmalade Generous grating of nutmeg Fresh berries Grate the apples into a big bowl – we leave the skin on, but peeled if you like, and without the cores.

"What he had drawn was a very big cooking pot, and inside there were arms and legs, and someone's head being cooked; and on the pot he had written LRA, the Lord's Resistance Army".

DINNER I'm not a big cooking help.

The next big cooking holiday in their home will be Thanksgiving.

"I've always been a big cooking geek," said Ms. Stein, who began as a teenager, reading Laurie Colwin's "Home Cooking".

It's got a big cooking area with two chrome grills which can be placed at various heights for better heat control and it's also got a storage shelf and wheels so you can move it around easily.

As the Food Network created more and bigger cooking stars, Mr. Schrager lured them down to South Beach, seducing them with flights, hotel rooms and fresh flowers with handwritten notes.

But even on the biggest cooking day of the year, FAILS are not limited to the kitchen.

To cook the pancakes, I heated a thick-bottomed skillet (a griddle would be fine), greased it with just a smear of butter (or slick of neutral oil) and spooned in the batter by big cooking-spoonsful - these quantities made eight pancakes 3 or 3-1/2 inchesaysay 8 cm) across.

Aunt Galya wasn't big on cooking.

On her barbecue specialty: I'm really big on cooking what's on hand.