Sentence examples for cooked out of from inspiring English sources

Age: 30 From East Londonn, grew up in Staffordshire Profession: Training director at a digital marketing training company Lives: With his partner, Naomi Background: His family always cooked out of necessity rather than love and he didn't start getting into cooking until he moved to London eight years ago.

In the French braised dishes, the life seemed to be cooked out of the lettuces.

There is a trade-off here, however, since the longer meats cook the more fat is cooked out of them.

Add the shallots to the pan and continue to cook for another minute until the rawness has been cooked out of the shallots and they're translucent.

"Every week there are news stories on the benefits of chocolate and they are right, but conventional chocolate has had the life and nutrients cooked out of it.

Team Liberal (Mr. Ackerman and Mr. Klein, his "sous-blogger") and Ms. McArdle's Team Libertarian cooked out of the kitchens at Flophouse and Casa de Libertarios, and broadcast the 58-minute contest on BloggingHeads.tv, a video Web site.

When sautéing shrimp, you will lose some of the weight when you peel the shrimp, and the heat will cook out some of the moisture, shrinking the meat. 1 serving of shrimp consists of 4 oz.

You only need to fry the coconut long enough to cook out most of the moisture.

When sautéing shrimp, you will lose some of the weight when you peel the shrimp, and the heat will cook out some of the moisture, shrinking the meat.

Keep cooking and stirring for a couple of minutes — you want to cook out as much of the water as you can to ensure the lightest, crispest puffs.

I think it's hard to cook out the flavour of the flour used for thickening – it's too cloying altogether.