Sentence examples for complex cookery of from inspiring English sources
There's a place for complex cookery, of course.
Jaffrey's own books introduced millions of Britons to a more regional Indian cookery of flatbreads and complex dals and fresh, green coriander chutneys: a cuisine quite unlike the dear old tikkas in neon-red sauces.
In the cookery of the American South, the term denotes a candy of sugared pecan meats or coconut.
I had thought the cookery of the time would prove crude, heroic rather than sophisticated.
The ancient grain is prominent in the cookery of many Central and South American countries.
Show the children what ingredients are listed in the cookery of baking book.
She had been on one of the upper floors of the complex, hosting a cookery competition for 30 or so children.
(1909) The Cookery Book of Lady Clark of Tillypronie.
This changed in the 1990s: * (1994) The Cookery Book of Lady Clark of Tillypronie, with an Introduction by Geraldene Holt.
He eschewed the anthropology or sociology of cookery, and indeed the Byzantine ramifications of haute cuisine, for a delight in describing the most arcane ingredients or the complex lineage of food customs, recipes and techniques.
Cookery, load of rubbish".
