Sentence examples for cooking expertise from inspiring English sources

Bryant's a pioneer of the Afro-vegan movement cooking traditional dishes of the African diaspora without meat or animal products—and Abdullah pairs his cooking expertise with a deep knowledge of infusing food with THC.

As Prof. Gabaccia might have predicted, the toughest challenge in expansion was transmitting cooking expertise to new chefs and staff members, especially because the chain had no intention of restricting itself to places where native Chinese workers could be recruited.

Likewise, in "Sara's Hometown Holidays" (11 this morning on the Food Network), Sara Moulton's cooking expertise lends enough gravitas to keep her journey to home kitchens across the country from becoming saccharine.

The slightest whiff of male cooking expertise becomes elevated somehow into dreams of restaurant-opening (sublimated into expensive knife choices, novelty aprons and that extra ring on the kitchen hob).

Rachael's cooking expertise and approachability enable her to uniquely help people improve their eating.

Thanks to her cooking expertise, Ayesha Curry is obviously serious about the dinner table, but there's one rule her family occasionally bends.

Last year the Food Network highlighted the carts and their customers during a segment of Food Nation, a show whose host, the celebrity chef Bobby Flay, is known for his expertise cooking on the grill, in addition to his New York City restaurants.

His greatest claim to fame, Lindh said, was an expertise in cooking macaroni.

One of the conferees, a graduate of the University of Effective Development named Gennadiy Overchenko, explained that he had used psychonetics to develop skills in a variety of disciplines where he previously had no expertise, from chess to cooking to gouache painting.

Gone are the days when girls were rewarded for their expertise in sewing and cooking skills.

He claimed expertise in raising ducks, not cooking them.