Sentence examples for cooking challenges from inspiring English sources
Passengers will be able to participate in question-and-answer sessions, culinary demonstrations and "Quickfire" cooking challenges, as seen on the show.
Silvana Nardone, who wrote the new "Cooking for Isaiah: Gluten-Free and Dairy-Free Recipes for Easy, Delicious Meals" (Reader's Digest), has learned that cooking challenges - like having a vegetarian husband and a son who requires gluten-free food - have made her far more creative.
Ratings for the explosive chef, known for catchphrases like "Bam!" and "kick it up a notch," have been simmering lately as the networks crowded line-up of telegenic chefs and suspense-filled cooking challenges like Iron Chef and Dinner Impossible have made it more difficult for instruction-driven cooking shows to attract viewers.
The hosts will serve as coaches, as their teams compete against each other in cooking challenges.
Among the network's slate of new series: "Top Chef Duels" where two former "Top Chef" contestants go head-to-head in cooking challenges; "Game of Crowns," which takes pageant competitions to a whole new level with six wives fighting for the title; and "Ladies of London," essentially a Real Housewives of London.
Spectate — or participate — in this daylong series of judged cooking challenges with categories including bread, desserts and hot appetizers, among others.
I won the Gourmet Golfers cooking challenge recently.
This step by step also works for any other type of cooking challenge... whether it be desert or breakfast.
Paul Liebrandt's cooking challenged you to pay attention.
The boy about town was due to take part in the Investec Cooking Challenge at the restaurant Venturi's Table in Wandsworth tomorrow.
The current series of this cooking challenge has an Olympic theme, but if you don't grasp that immediately, there are enough references to "Olympian cooking", "gold medal food" and so on to leave you in no doubt.
