Sentence examples for challenges cooking from inspiring English sources

DENVER chefs face special challenges cooking a mile above sea level.

So in addition to importing the cast, they created a packed schedule of quick-fire challenges, cooking demonstrations and other events (Play poker with Hosea Rosenberg! Play basketball with Paul Qui!).

"It's been a little bit of a challenge cooking some foods that normally benefit from a really high heat start," Wolf said.

Defrosting is one of the great and irritating challenges of cooking from the freezer.

Braising solves several of the challenges of cooking duck: it renders the fat completely and reliably; it browns the skin without spattering; and it makes the meat tender.

"I like the challenges of cooking vegan because there's more ways to impress people by showing them that it's delicious, and it's vegan, and it's healthy," she said.

The home setup poses other logistical challenges, like cooking for 30 on a four-burner kitchen stove, with only a handful of pans, instead of the restaurant equipment Gavin is used to.

She proved to be such a hit with viewers that the previews for the current "MasterChef" kicked off with fanfare about Deen and other celebuchefs stopping by to help with weekly challenges and cooking showdowns.

The final trio of cooks journeyed to Copenhagen, to face the challenge of cooking dishes in the Noma style.

"Family Meals: Coming Together to Care for an Aging Parent," by Michael Tucker, the semi-retired "L.A. Law" actor turned writer turned Umbrian ex-pat, recalls the challenge of cooking for a difficult mother-in-law.

Ephron's last film as director/screenwriter was the airy Julie & Julia (2009), with Streep as the celebrated TV chef Julia Child and Amy Adams as Julie Powell, a blogger who took on the challenge of cooking all the way through Child's book Mastering the Art of French Cooking.