The part of the sentence 'cook dishes' is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when referring to the action of preparing a meal. For example: "Karen loves to cook dishes her family enjoys."
Upcoming classes that have our mouths watering include "Outlaw Wine Pairings," featuring hard-to-pair flavors like cumin and cilantro with wine, and "Wood Fire Cooking in Your Fireplace," in which participants will learn to cook dishes such as ember roasted artichokes and fire roasted mussels.
Sometimes, I cook dishes based on the stories Mum tells me about their little Indian kitchen in Uganda.
He likes to cook dishes that take plenty of time: "Something with the quality of a grand project.
As the 10th series of BBC One's MasterChef nears its end, competitors were challenged to cook dishes by the revolutionary Catalan chef Spanish Ferran Adrià.
They also loved loitering in the kitchen with Tina and Shorena, learning how to cook dishes like the spiced meat dumplings called khinkali.
Remy teaches the lowly kitchen worker to cook dishes that impress even the powerful food critic Anton Ego, who is given voice by the actor Peter O'Toole.
James cooks dishes perfect for lazy winter days, and Ivan Day reveals how slow cooking has changed over the years.
Weddings were weeklong celebrations in which every household cooked dishes.
Crushing can also diversify the flavors that alliums contribute to cooked dishes.
As Mr. Oliver cooks, dishes other than the one he's making pop into his head.
One is Edie's grandmother, Bubbeh, a walking recipe book of Jewish-momma cooked dishes and clichés.
