Sentence examples for cooking mentor from inspiring English sources

Her cooking mentor, she says, was her grandmother, who immigrated to the United States from Taiwan in the 1970s.

I've been extremely lucky to have a very venerable cooking mentor over the years: Ina Garten.

In time she found her way to California, eventually cooking under her mentor, Suzanne Goin, at the celebrated L.A. restaurant Lucques.

It has launched a new service in the UK called Secretguru— a concierge-style service where people can buy time from professionals in areas ranging from cooking to business mentoring and beauty.

Take classes offered at your local university; attend lectures or author meets at your local library or bookstore; try out cooking, rock-climbing, or mentoring at the local school.

Two years ago, Meller wrote his own recipe book, the acclaimed Gather (he felt nervous telling Fearnley-Whittingstall about it), and went freelance, still cooking and collaborating with his mentor but also styling and writing recipes for other projects.

I imagine the mentoring goes beyond just cooking skills. .

Always going out of his way to bring people together across the company, super caring to those around him and was a mentor whether that's around cooking or the leadership which went into doing it really well at scale.

The tasks at hand narrow to maintenance — grocery shopping, cooking, bills — instead of the teaching and mentoring and traveling of the past.

Karen teaches cooking classes and co-leads a monthly DiabetesSisters peer-mentor group.

CHARLESTON, S.C. - IN the 80's, when Robert Stehling was cooking at Crook's Corner in Chapel Hill, N.C., his boss and mentor, Bill Neal, changed the menu from Continental-eclectic to Southern classic.