Sentence examples for cooking issues from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday, I sat in "Cooking Issues," the most listened to show on the network.

— Glenn Collins Cooking Issues: Dave Arnold, the mad genius of the International Culinary Center, on the science, philosophy and flavors of fish killing.

Sylvestre got the idea from the mad mixology scientist Dave Arnold, of New York City's Booker and Dax, who wrote about the process on his blog, Cooking Issues, back in 2009.

Building the market There is a growing sector focused on creating awareness about the clean cooking issue, on enhancing the performance and availability of technologies and fuels and on strengthening enterprises so they can scale production and distribution.

You flash the box of frozen food under the reader, and the machine not only knows how long to defrost it but also issues cooking instructions in an accent to match the ethnicity of what you are cooking.

Everyone can be involved in some way, whether through direct care, dealing with insurance issues, cooking, running errands, doing laundry, or providing financial assistance.

You can find Hana writing poetry on women's issues, cooking up a delicious piece of satire, or delving into the works of Vonnegut, Allende, and more.

The adoption of clean cooking technologies goes beyond mere product acquisition and requires attention to issues of cooking traditions, user engagement, gender dynamics, culture, and religion to effect correct and consistent use.

(Some people say that they can taste when the lobsters are cooked with the bands on).. Some people say they have ethical issues with cooking lobster by Method 1 here.

Mr. Abrams's lovely cooking, however, issues from a profoundly American locavore-driven idiom.

Simple issues like cooking with butter or asking for seconds are fraught with family conflict and commentary.