Sentence examples for capable cook from inspiring English sources

Well, they aren't, not in the hands of a capable cook.

His father had prided himself on his culinary skill, and his mother was a capable cook, too.

The friendly staff and capable cook staff serve a fine patty melt here as well as a variety of adult beverages from the bar.

Rose Levin was a capable cook, and, though the household was not well off, Levin was well fed and acquired an interest in food that in adult life became one of the regular themes of his journalism.

No lectures, and any occasional seriousness is balanced out with a lot of hair flicking and quipping courtesy of hairdresser Jonathan, the dude from Funny or Die's Gay of Thrones, as well as the endearingly earnest attempts by food adviser (and totally capable cook, despite people's arguments to the contrary) Antoni to make avocado the straight man's go-to snack.

The idea behind the new venture, Mr. DePersio said in an interview after my visits, was to modernize the traditional, delivering "the food I grew up on" — in an Italian-American family of uncommonly capable cooks in Nutley — without starched tablecloths or lofty prices.

Cook, cook, cook, cook, cook.

Therefore, you have a restaurant full of staff who hate you, and a kitchen full of capable line cooks forced to turn out a thousand omelets instead of getting to flex any kind of real skill.

Every single contestant might, under more ordinary circumstances, be an excellent cook, capable of hosting relaxed weekly dinner parties.

Wheat, meanwhile – or, more specifically, the gluten within it – is one of the stretchiest, bounciest substances known to the cook, capable of holding those bubbles like nothing else.

Always the better known of the two friends, Emma Goldman was energetic, life-loving, multitalented (a capable seamstress, nurse and cook as well as a brilliant speaker), "the blazing sun to Sasha's morose moon," as Avrich says.