Sentence examples for cooking clay from inspiring English sources

Any kind of mould will work: cooking, clay, soap, plaster moulds are all adequate.

He was a formidable sculptor when he was barely into his teens, cooking up clay models for masks and prosthetic devices inspired by horror films.

Sous vide combines the gentle, steady heat of poaching and an airtight seal, as in traditional methods of cooking in clay.

I love cooking in clay pots, so I was intrigued to find out that Emile Henry, a French maker of ceramic baking dishes and bowls, is introducing covered casseroles made from a special Burgundian clay that can be used in the oven and also over direct heat, and can be brought right from the refrigerator to the stove with no risk of cracking or breakage.

Unless you are cooking your clay in an air-tight cooking bag, potentially toxic vapors and residue can redeposit inside your oven, which will then enter your food when you use the oven later on (even if the food doesn't touch any part of the oven).

Michael Huynh, the chef and a native of Saigon, is ready to start cooking Vietnamese clay-pot chicken and more tomorrow: 186 Franklin Street (Hudson Street), (212) 431-0606.

The Blue Palace resort in Crete has joined with a slow-food catering group called Minoan Tastes to stage six- to seven-course re-creations of a Greek island feast circa 1600 B.C. Using replica tripod clay cooking pots, jars and wok-like dishes from the Neopalatial period, the cooks prepare dishes like octopus simmered in beer over a fire and lamb cooked in an underground oven.

Vitaly did other Gypsy things, such as cooking porcupines in clay.

There are communal showers, as well as a communal fire pit, cooking hut and clay oven.

Cooking meat skewered on some branches is great fun and impresses the kids like nothing else, except perhaps cooking fish in clay.

Reported negative aspects relating to the Plancha included a longer required time for cutting wood into smaller pieces than typically used in open fires, difficulties cooking with big clay pots and with cooking animal food, lower kitchen temperatures, longer cooking time and reduced light from the fire (Table 4).