Sentence examples for cookery of from inspiring English sources

There's a place for complex cookery, of course.

In the cookery of the American South, the term denotes a candy of sugared pecan meats or coconut.

It's a beautiful piece of cookery of many types, and no more outrageous than any other food experience you also wouldn't be willing to spend your money on.

There were longer stints with Claude Bosi at Hibiscus in Ludlow and at Mugaritz in Spain, one of the leading names in the new cookery of the country.

Nor do we get a clear sense of how David came to be such a brilliant writer -- on cookery, of all things, hardly the subject that was attracting the best minds of her generation.

The recipe echoes a time when things were less clear cut, when the late medieval idea of sour-sweet spiced dishes was being eclipsed by a deeply savoury cuisine developed from the cookery of the 17th century French court.

"The Book of New New England Cookery" (University Press of New England, $24.95), by Judith and Evan Jones, which seemed to slip into bookstores with almost no notice, also makes you feel as though you're peering into someone's recipe box.

The Cookery Book of Lady Clark of Tillypronie is a book of recipes collected over a lifetime by Charlotte, Lady Clark of Tillypronie, Scotland, and published posthumously in 1909.

(1909) The Cookery Book of Lady Clark of Tillypronie.

This changed in the 1990s: * (1994) The Cookery Book of Lady Clark of Tillypronie, with an Introduction by Geraldene Holt.

Her methods of instruction are admirably reasonable and lead with sturdy logic from one fundamental principle of cookery to another.