"cooking business" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when talking about a business related to food or cooking, such as a catering business, a cooking class, a food truck, etc. Example sentence: After years of working in the restaurant industry, Sarah decided to start her own cooking business.
We are not in the education or cooking business.
He loved sailing, football, fishing, travel, gardening, cooking, business and science.
But most of the shows for sale are low-profile titles from smaller production houses, which churn out modest shows about cooking, business, the environment — you name it.
But science is just one of the domains it knows about — it also knows about technology, geography, weather, cooking, business, travel, people, music, and more.
Fans of "The Bachelor" and "Bachelor Pad" can meet former contestant Nikki Kaapke at the official launch party for her new cooking business, The Dekadent Diva.
Born to middle-class parents who taught her skills like sewing, cooking, tin-packing and gardening, Martha went on to become a pioneer in the lifestyle, DIY and cooking business industry.
The Maytag Corporation agreed to sell its commercial-cooking business to the Middleby Corporation for $95 million in cash and notes, less than Maytag paid for it four years ago, to focus on home appliances.
It felt very different in that I was involved in cooking and business.
At 21, when his father died, Mr. Premji took over his family's cooking oil business, then known as Western Indian Vegetable Product.
The company owns about one-fifth of all the agricultural land in Bajo Aguán, more than 22,000 acres of well-groomed plantations that supply oil for export and for its snack foods, margarine and cooking oil business.
There is of course, plenty of room to mess up, enhanced by the usual celebrity masterchef cooking outdoors business (why do they do this? They might as well have a bbq round or something).
