Sentence examples for competitive baking from inspiring English sources
When it comes to, say, TV shows about competitive baking, I resist the pull of the crowd because I'm confident I'm not missing much.
"There are manga about gender-switching princes, children raised by pigeons, the bombing of Hiroshima, international competitive baking and the French Revolution".
She's afraid of the Muffia: the stay-at-home mothers of gentrified Hackney, who when not engaged in competitive baking are plotting their preschoolers' acceptance into the right private school.
Mr. Zimmermann stands out in the tightly-knit and highly competitive international baking scene as the latest in four generations of his family who have run a boulangerie-patisserie in Schnersheim.
Kitchen cabinet I have never tasted one of Ed Balls's cakes, but one gets the impression that, given that he is ferociously competitive at baking, they might be rather nice.
The Cookie Takedown, a competitive home-baking event held at the Bell House, in Brooklyn, helps reinforce the holiday mood by offering more than thirty types of cookies for sampling, as well as eggnog and other festive spirits.
"There are definitely home bakers that love the competitive side of baking," says Kimber.
However, if it were me, and I wanted the warmth of friends and family, food and fun, I would head off for the Marmalade Awards & Festival at Dalemain Mansion in Cumbria, for a spot of fell walking, baking, competitive marmalade making and general high jinks.
While most food shows on Netflix focus specifically on baking or on the competitive aspects of cooking, this show simply showcases incredible, artful food.
And if it could only find a way of bringing some competitive cookery or baking into it as well, there is a bucket-load of quality just waiting for delivery.
