Sentence examples for cooking in which from inspiring English sources

Barber is a fan of sous vide cooking, in which meat is cooked for a long period of time at low temperature in an airtight plastic bag, so his chicken breast is soft, a bit pink, and far too reminiscent of turkey roll for my liking.

This suggests a straightforward, everyday style of cooking in which the food can be sophisticated but probably not fancy.

I had read several of his recipes for slow cooking, in which he gave oven temperatures in centigrade.

Now, if there is any realm of cooking in which I feel a twinge of confidence, even cockiness, it is eggs.

It's an instinctive way of cooking in which your tongue, he says, is the only thing that can get you through the maze of ingredients.

His projects include a Wesley Snipes action picture, "The Art of War," and a recent Sundance entry, "What's Cooking?," in which he plays Kyra Sedgwick's aging father.

Little squares of chorizo give oomph, along with a potent garlic sauce, to grilled filet mignon, a far better preparation for the beef than another at-the-table cooking device, in which a fillet is placed on a hot stone to cook in front of you.

Kevin Bacon and Richard Bacon front a vegetarian cooking show in which they continuously emphasise to viewers that they will not be cooking any bacon-based recipes.

Garten has credited Eli Zabar with the inspiration of her main cooking method, in which "all you have to do is cook to enhance the ingredients".

Plan a cooking date in which you go to the grocery store together, and cook a meal at your place with her.

Dunlop's book includes many of the daunting, multistep projects familiar to anyone who has plunged into Chinese cooking -- in which finding a particular kind of pickled chilies or dried fungus becomes a consuming quest.