Sentence examples for cooking exactly from inspiring English sources

It's hard to capture exactly the chaos of Masterchef: in the quarter-finals, chefs are tasked with cooking exactly one dish, to a broad brief, and every time they tell John and Gregg what they are going to cook J&G retreat to a small room and shout about how shit it sounds and how they don't have the technical ability to pull it off.

Ruhlman recently published Ratio, an handy manual on cooking using just formulas exactly like the one above (and a great iPhone app, conveniently also called Ratio).

It was all beautifully presented, but it wasn't exactly cooking.

"One of the best things was that you could turn the power down and adjust the cooking speed in exactly the same way that you can with a gas hob.

In most places in the world, everyday cooking is exactly as the name implies — pedestrian".

That's exactly what's cooking at this bare-bones sandwich spot, where the namesake cemitas rolls – crispy and sesame seed-studded on the outside, soft on the interior – barely contain the onslaught of fillings such as pork Milanesa and carne asada.

What exactly Knozen is cooking up remains to be seen — its public face currently consists of an enigmatic sign up page depicting Botticelli's Birth of Venus — but the startup is evidently drawing on an area Cenedella knows well, having had some 10 years of jobs matching experience at TheLadders.

Still don't know what exactly you're cooking this Thanksgiving?

"West European societies," he once wrote, "are unprepared for the massive immigration of brown-skinned peoples cooking strange foods and not exactly maintaining Germanic standards of hygiene".

Hillary Rodhman Clinton's first high-profile pronouncement on cooking and entertaining was not exactly a passionate one: During her husband's 1992 presidential campaign, she defended her career choices, saying, "I suppose I could have stayed home and baked cookies and had teas".

Just cooking.