Sentence examples for considered cooking from inspiring English sources

This is supremely considered cooking of awesome technical accomplishment.

A Mintel study showed the number of U.S. adults who are considered "cooking enthusiasts" rose each year from 2014 to 2017, to about 115 million, from 98 million.

After several attempts, Zeller and Byrne peeled an asparagus satisfactorily enough to consider cooking it.

Thousands more recipes you might consider cooking this week are on NYT Cooking.

She suggested that the chefs might want to consider cooking some of the exceptionally large sweet potatoes in the garden.

There are thousands and thousands more recipes to consider cooking tonight or in coming days on NYT Cooking.

But beware: meals are not included in the overall price, so consider cooking in your room every other night to cut back costs.

If you are expecting a small group (fewer than six), consider cooking a turkey breast or, better yet, one or two whole chickens.

Consider cooking double the amount of chickpeas and freezing half, ready to whip out of the freezer for a midweek fix.

Divided into chapters by seasons, plus one that is labeled "All Seasons," with some photographs, Mr. Telepan's book does have some recipes within recipes, but there is still plenty here for those who don't consider cooking a sport.

Especially if you're doing something like a stir-fry with high heat, though, consider cooking the sturdier whites and lighter green parts and saving the more delicate darker greens for garnish.