Sentence examples for cooking caught from inspiring English sources
Michael Stipe added, "Once, a duck she was cooking caught fire, and she threw it in the pool".
— Mark Singer, "Hair Fair," (March 14 , 2011 *** Michael Stipe added, "Once, a duck she was cooking caught fire, and she threw it in the pool".
Closer to home we embraced British food – from its pig's snouts to its snail porridge - seasonal cooking caught on in a big way; local produce was championed like never before; food blogging took off and underground restaurants and supper clubs popped up here, there and everywhere, with a helping hand from the food Twitterati.
Any water that is used while cooking catches any excrement from what is being cooked.
They can explore the reserve and wetlands of the Stella river by hiking, biking and kayaking, or go out on boats with fishermen, and in winter we have our laguna in tecia gastronomic cruises, where passengers sail across the lagoon and enjoy a meal of traditional lagoon cooking – freshly caught bream, bass and scampi".
For dinner, cooking freshly caught fish and savouring it under the stars was more enjoyable than eating at the relatively pricey beachfront restaurants that cater to the area's few tourists, but in town, there are also several less expensive restaurants that sell empanadas and roasted chicken dishes.
You may need to reposition your box several times during cooking to catch the sun Cut a large metal drum in half vertically with a jigsaw.
You need to go past the wooden fishing huts, where you'll see the fishermen sitting behind make-shift barbecues cooking their catch for their own lunch, to get to the start of the walk.
She took a laundry job but in 1915 was caught cooking in a hospital with an outbreak.
But nobody's laughing when Trent is murdered and a group of executives is caught cooking the books to pay off the "corporate pimp" who runs the company's dubiously high-minded sex seminars.
Large corporations have been caught cooking their books to show much improved debt/equity ratios.
