Sentence examples for cooking bringing from inspiring English sources

Then they did chores: cooking, bringing in supplies, chopping kindling for the cook fire, or lugging sacks of sand to spread on pathways to dry out the jungle mud.

Dr Hayashi (Gen Seto) turns Rolf's kitchen into a workshop for Japanese cooking, bringing fresh ginger, salmon, soy sauce and other exotic ingredients.

Ms. Corriher's 1997 book, "CookWise: The Hows and Whys of Successful Cooking, " brought such scientific facts to home cooks, and although the first 150 pages of the book discuss baking, her publisher wanted a sequel devoted entirely to baking.

Plums are the one summer fruit I always prefer cooked, because their flavor is so often elusive, and cooking brings it out.

But cooking brings out a faint sweetness, especially in soup.

Long, gentle cooking brings out the sweetness in garlic.

While trout are cooking, bring dressing just to a simmer.

While the beef is cooking, bring a pan of salted water to the boil.

"Cooking brings out the worst in some couples and the best in others," she said.

2. One hour before cooking, bring the loin to room temperature.

In fact, cooking brought the politics of food on to my kitchen table.