The phrase 'cooker by' is not correct and usable in written English.
To use it correctly in a sentence, you should add a word after 'cooker.' For example, you could say "I bought a new cooker by the brand name 'GE.'".
I tested each cooker by braising pot roast and ropa vieja, stewing a whole chicken as well as a cut-up chicken and vegetables, simmering dried beans, and preparing risotto.
(For safety reasons, he had been forced to forgo his cellulase; he planned, instead, to chew grass during the day and stew it over a campfire, in a pressure cooker, by night).
We tested the capacity of the solar cooker by using higher concentrations of mycobacteria than would be expected to be found in MODS diagnostic culture plates and shortening exposure times.
Heat induced antigen retrieval was carried out using pressure cooker by placing the tissue sections in citrate buffer (pH 6.0).
Pressure cook the potatoes in a pressure cooker by adding little salt & turmeric powder.
Rice can also be made ahead of time in a slow cooker by combining boiling water and rice, then cooking on low for 3 hours.
While induction heating and pressurized cooking are nice, the main advantages of microprocessor-controlled cooking can be found in rice cookers by other manufacturers, like Panasonic's SR-DE103, for around $100.
Certain devices, like a 3-D printer and a rice cooker powered by a neural network, are in the office simply to amuse the employees.
The event is a crucible, a pressure cooker and, by design, a place to think of new ideas or make new connections.
The museum, more properly known as the Crime Museum, is world famous for its gruesome memorabilia of some of the most infamous murders of the last two centuries, including the cooker used by Dennis Nilsen to render down the victims he killed at 195 Melrose Avenue.
They don't always fair well in the slow cooker, and by that we mean they can all too easily become rubbery and unpleasant.
