Sentence examples for cookbooks from inspiring English sources

Each encounter reveals what ingredients they use, which cookbooks they swear by and where they like to shop and eat.

The passion for books is palpable, and the life of the mind celebrated whether fiction or cookbooks, poetry, biography or science, or politics, or philosophy or architecture or history – and always an air of anticipation, especially this year when the referendum on Scottish independence will be just a month away, and the festival an arena for debate just as it was last year.

I was intrigued, and went rifling through cookbooks for recipe inspiration.

Through his Guardian column, cookbooks and restaurants, he has influenced a host of other chefs and food writers.

[What?] And this, this is sort of like how, how people develop cookbooks, you know.

They are keen to sell yogurt, vegetables and celebrity cookbooks to India's rising middle class.

Random-access dictionaries and cookbooks may be useful; random-access novels less so.What about short stories and poems?

In 1978 a cookbook sponsored by Dalda, a cooking oil, had a specific woman in mind: "Once you are married you are faced with the prospect of being cook, companion and wife to your husband and competing with memories of his mother's home cooking .Although more recent cookbooks do not put it so starkly, they hint at the same alarming scenario.

If the only purpose of cookbooks were to teach people how to create decent meals, they would take up no more space in the average home than do baby books.

There was no order to cookbooks: a cake recipe might be followed by a mutton one.

Indeed, in its gathering of the fast mutating Indian dishes curry, kedgeree and mulligatawny soup it epitomises fusion cooking over a century before that movement got its name.As Nicola Humble shows in her history of cookbooks, Mrs Beeton is the culinary ectoplasm from which all modern food writers descend.