Sentence examples for cooking from a from inspiring English sources
Two other books by young female chefs are worth knowing about: THE ANATOMY OF A DISH (Artisan, $35), by Diane Forley with Catherine Young, and COOKING FROM A to Z (St. Martin's, $35), by Patricia Yeo and Julia Moskin.
The project, which she started in Berkeley, Calif., home to her restaurant, Chez Panisse, teaches children about health and values through growing, harvesting and cooking from a garden.
Before I knew it, I was camping at -10C, cooking from a box of rations on a hexamine stove and eating out of a mess tin.
Like most home cooks who make Japanese dishes, I had a bottle of mirin, the Japanese rice wine, for cooking, from a food store and did not know there was any other kind.
I got them involved in cooking from a very young age, got them stirring, dropping a bit of pancake mixture in the pan, or watching the food cook in the oven, cakes rising, or cheese bubbling up.
He had cooked his way through his mother's "Joy of Cooking" by the age of twenty, worked as "the sauté guy" at a fancy Laramie restaurant as a University of Wyoming undergraduate, and learned the rudiments of Thai cooking from a student from Bangkok who worked there with him.
She encourages cooking "from an ingredient-based perspective rather than a recipe-based perspective.
Chef Phoebe loved cooking from an early age growing up outside of Portland, Maine.
I wish I learned cooking from an early age, maybe then you would have had a variety of dishes to eat at home.
In a nutshell Tales of love, labour and cooking from Gubbeen, a County Cork farm and Irish national treasure, famed for its excellent produce.
