Sentence examples for cookery competitions from inspiring English sources

ITV will hope it does better than its last attempt to tap into the vogue for TV cookery competitions, Food Glorious Food, which flopped two years ago despite the power of the man behind it, Simon Cowell.

It's a cookery competition.

The Reform Club sent a positive report back to her school and the school entered her for a nationwide cookery competition.

In 2010 Australia's prime ministerial debate was brought forward by an hour to avoid clashing with another nail-biter: the final of "MasterChef", a cookery competition.

The group decided to make their way to the mall's rooftop parking, where many families – mostly women and children – had been attending an Indian cookery competition.

Nigella's Lawson's Channel 4 cookery competition The Taste lost nearly half its audience on its second outing on Tuesday night, dropping to just 1 million viewers.

"On day two there was a cookery competition and I remember it so well, the sudden feeling that this was exactly what I wanted to do".

Although Antonio had no professional chef training, he was a gifted amateur cook who had already won a newspaper cookery competition.

She loved to cook and began to enter competitions, winning first prize in the Observer/Mouton Cadet cookery competition in 1985, and the BBC/Taste Magazine's amateur cook award the following year.

After the trial, Lawson, who is currently fronting the Channel 4 cookery competition The Taste, attacked the "ridiculous sideshow" of allegations of extensive drug use made against her by the Grillos.

The cookery competition judge, 80, let slip the loser's identity in conversation with Chris Evans on his Radio 2 breakfast show on Wednesday morning – more than 12 hours before the show was scheduled to be aired.