Sentence examples for cooking heritage from inspiring English sources

He was passionate about his family, science, art, cooking, heritage plants, old movies and so much more.

Dinner reclaims and reinvents our own cooking heritage, reinvigorating the tired and ordinary orthodoxies of traditional British cooking.

But within Brazil's diverse borders, the country's rich cooking heritage, a vibrant patchwork sewn from culinary traditions of the Portuguese, Africa and the country's own native Indians, is one of the most diverse on earth.

Only now, they're cooking with heritage pork, grass-fed beef, and organic or natural chicken.

And if you're cooking a heritage or pasture-raised turkey, keep in mind that it'll take a little longer because of the different body composition of the bird!

Former school teacher Stacey likes to express her Jewish heritage through her cooking.

· The traditional ways of cooking different dishes preserve cultural heritage and give pride to ethnicity.

For most Australians who don't have Italian heritage, it's our default "foreign" cuisine, the first exotic thing many mothers learnt to cook in the 1960s (cooking Chinese food at home never really caught on back then).

In a focus group study with Canadian women, O'Sullivan et al. (2008) found that the national identities based on the family's cultural heritage were maintained by cooking and serving foods from the family's country of origin, and incorporating foods associated with other cultural heritages when other adults married into the family.

Organized by region, The Big Jones Cookbook provides an original look at southern heirloom cooking with a focus on history, heritage, and variety.

When Boyd tasted the food that Marie Barsam had prepared, she encouraged her to teach a cooking class — focusing on her Armenian heritage — at the newly expanded Brand Library.