Sentence examples for cookery for from inspiring English sources

But elaborate fish cookery for a crowd is a high-risk venture.

The round nuts, sometimes called filberts, are especially popular in French and Italian cookery for their naturally toasty flavor.

This apprenticeship was a prelude to live demonstrations on television when she took over the cookery for a magazine programme, Designed for Women, broadcast from 1947.

While a recipe for English Salad Sauce appeared in Eliza Acton's 1845 Modern Cookery For Private Families and a salad cream made it into Mrs Beeton's Household Management, it took a US firm to popularise this most British of condiments.

Modern Cookery for Private Families is written by someone who has thought carefully about what she is doing, rather than merely churning out material for a publishing market which, by the 1840s, was hungry for cookery books.

It shows itself on every page of her book, first published in 1845, Modern Cookery for Private Families: her directions are innovative and her writing free of condescension and laced with humour.

Look for wartime cookery books for ideas on substitutes for animal-derived products.

The less-hard varieties must be used more or less promptly after harvest for salads, in cookery, or for the manufacture of sauerkraut, whereas the very hard late-maturing Danish type is suited to winter storage.

Before his European tour, Mr. Yu worked for about a year and a half at Ubuntu in Napa, Calif., the late restaurant that was known as much for flavorful, resourceful vegetable cookery as for its location inside a yoga studio.

"I went for a session of 12 cookery lessons for blind people in Glasgow just before I got married," she says.

Delia, who can always be relied upon to think practically, gives a recipe in her Complete Cookery Course for "quick flaky pastry" which she recommends for use in sausage rolls.