Sentence examples for cooking felt from inspiring English sources
Even for me, there have been times over the past few years when cooking felt like drudgery.
Look for handwritten notes especially, as these will tell you a lot about how the person cooking felt about the recipes ; often there will be little annotations describing how the recipe should be changed slightly, whether it was good or bad, and even when it was used for a special occasion.
As Ms. Waters said of the Food Network: "It is really not set up in a way that makes cooking feel authentic.
House chores, grocery shopping and cooking feel like distractions to me.
I hate your cooking!" Feeling desperate and out of control, you angrily react by saying, "Don't eat, then!
This would have to be My Mother's Praised Chicken – I call it this, as it was the way my mother most often cooked chicken, not-quite braised, not-poached, and cooking it feels like a devotional act.
However much you enjoy the process of cooking, it feels faintly ridiculous going to town over something to be gobbled down in the company of Netflix.
27 July Family Bushcraft Day: from ancient fire lighting to building a hunting shelter, seasonal crafts to open-fire cooking, feel at home in the wildest woods.
In spring there's enough chill in the air to make cooking feel inviting, but enough sun in a brighter sky to usher forth food that may be allowed to do more than warm, soothe and comfort.
After a day of cooking, I felt a sense of momentum and empowerment, not just sore feet.
Finally, Chang and Baca decided that if they were going to go broke they might as well do it in style, and they started cooking what they felt like — stranger, more adventurous dishes with better ingredients.
