Sentence examples for cooking abilities from inspiring English sources

Along with the instrument system, there's the hunger system, the farming and cooking abilities, and the way you get cold at night and extremely cold on moons.

"You have to apply technical cooking abilities that would stretch everyone," Rowe says.

We got along great and, though I supported the wrong football team, I had impressed my future employer (Mary‑Kay Wilmers, editor of the London Review of Books) with my apparent love of Charles Dickens and my cooking abilities.

Her cooking abilities, boundless energy and resourcefulness – exporting cock-a-leekie soup to Japan, minestrone to Italy, haggis to the Korean Army and Scotch broth to the Middle East – helped make the brand a household name.

The BBC's Jon Sopel spoke to Raymond Blanc about the campaign itself, his passion for food and the Mayors cooking abilities.

Manufactured foods are greatly demanded due to their cooking abilities; they can also be easily transported and therefore have greater access to markets, a situation which fosters greater market integration.

Mr. Malka attributes his cooking ability to his mother, who makes her own cheese and pasta.

"I would say that cooking ability is really minimal," said Janet Andreas, consumer culinary development manager for French's Foods and a 22-year veteran of the company.

Why? Back in the old days, when being able to prepare a perfect omelet was considered evidence of cooking ability, my custom for my first meal on any trip to France was to stop in at a cafe or bar à vin for an omelet, with a glass of the easygoing house Beaujolais.

I didn't experience a substantial difference in cooking ability on any of the levels.

With the earliest known evidence for fire use at about 780,000 years ago in Israel (Goren-Inbar et al. 2004), there is a long gap between the onset of meat-eating and evidence for cooking ability.