Sentence examples for chef idea from inspiring English sources
Heaven knows where the Iron Chef idea gets its legs from.
Commenting by telephone about the chefs' ideas, she was cheerfully dismissive.
But places like Fish and Game are the first to bring urban chefs' ideas of farm-to-table back to the land.
Chef got idea from Pujol in CDMX.
Upon arrival, however, instead of the four-page carte, you are presented with a holly-and-mistletoe-speckled sheet of A4, inscribed with the chef's idea of three courses of ho-bloody-ho.
While Putin is not named as a co- conspirator, the man behind the scheme — an oligarch named Yevgeniy Prigozhin — is a longtime crony known in Russia as "Putin's chef". The idea that he would meddle in a U.S. election without orders from Putin is ludicrous.
After the talk, Bush approached the chef with ideas from his work in fluid mechanics.
He then continued to discuss with the other chefs the idea of female masturbation in quite graphic detail.
Chefs borrow ideas all the time; the good ones will add a riff of their own; ideas grow and morph; cuisine evolves.
Local writers speak of "the ingredient as hero," and Australian chefs, borrowing ideas and techniques from around the world, mask the ingredients' flavors as little as possible.
In Ireland and the United Kingdom, and increasingly in the United States, Ms. Allen's stature as an educator and activist is on a par with that of Ms. Waters, Julia Child and Jamie Oliver, all chefs whose ideas expanded far beyond the kitchen.
