Sentence examples for cookery art from inspiring English sources

Wysing Arts Centre, Bourn Waterford Festival Of Food, Dungarvan, Thu to 15 Apr Local food and drink, tastings and cookery, art, films, music and kids activities.

The centre seems to do everything: it helps homeless young people source hostel spaces, offers education and training programmes, counselling, health advice and cookery, arts and drama workshops.

Cookery, like art, is a libidinous business.

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But such production is more akin to cookery than fine art.

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David's interest in cooking was sparked by a 21st birthday gift from her mother of The Gentle Art of Cookery by Hilda Leyel, her first cookery book.

Way back in the 1600s, herbalist Nicholas Culpeper talked of them being scalded, baked or eaten raw; there are recipes for them in Hannah Glasse's Art Of Cookery (1747), in Eliza Acton's Modern Cookery (1845) and Mrs Beeton's Book Of Household Management (1861).

A gift from her mother of The Gentle Art of Cookery by Hilda Leyel was her first cookery book.

Of the nine recipes for cucumber in Hannah Glasse's 18th-century cookbook The Art Of Cookery, only her pickled cucumber doesn't require cooking; the rest are all variations on the theme of cucumber and onions in a sauce (or "ragoo"), and Glasse is very keen on serving cucumbers treated this way with roast chicken or duck.

The art of cookery and the art of love are, say some, inextricably linked.