Sentence examples for cookbook terms from inspiring English sources

It's taken eight years -- a couple of lifetimes in cookbook terms -- but Goin has finally followed it up with "The A.O.C. Cookbook".

Recipe notes in their Junior League cookbooks use terms such as "darling of the South," "Southern charmer" and "Carolina caviar". Southern cooking expert Nathalie Dupree takes credit for coining the phrase "pate of the South," though she admits she can't prove she did it.

Your quality cookbooks should have these terms.

They've inspired many, myself (a cookbook author) included, and today the term is ubiquitous in restaurants and kitchens across the country.

The Complex Search allows you to search on several words at once ("Boolean" searching) in the Advertising Cookbooks database, combining selected keywords and database terms, along with illustration and special features descriptions.

Celebrity cookbook author and chef, Mark Bittman, uses this term, and has recently moved away from a meat-centric diet.

There's a glossary of terms and lists of edibles and cookbooks.

In broad terms, it sketched life on the lower rungs of the cookbook ladder, working as a recipe tester, researcher and all-around content provider.

To see how New York City's library systems stack up next to other big cities' libraries in terms of government support, you might want to check the cookbook shelves under "chopped liver".

When reading a cookbook, check out how recipes are written and look for the basic terms and methods.

In the long term, I hope Mama Chelo press can produce a cookbook made up of Selma readers' recipes from around the world.