Sentence examples for cooking picture from inspiring English sources

Nora Ephron's cooking picture, "Julie & Julia," was second.

On a traditional Peking duck the skin is inflated before cooking (picture a bicycle pump or perhaps a homemade rig involving a turkey baster); this allows the fat to drain down and out of the bird easily as it roasts.

If you take cooking pictures, you don't always have to take the picture of the food on the plate after you've made it.

By Calvin Trillin Although a grandparent who arrives on the scene after the birth of a child is traditionally pictured cooking dinner for sleep-deprived parents or stuffing the freezer with casseroles, I can tell you that these days it's mostly takeout.

They did something similar to Stephen DuPont, they turned the X-ray machine onto max as they scanned his film; effectively cooking and ruining his pictures.

He interrupted dinner service at a local restaurant when the kitchen staff stopped cooking to have a picture taken with him.

The only problem is that – as with their previous release – the production is a tad dry, so the old barn you want to picture them cooking up a banjo, fiddle and guitar-led storm in simply isn't evoked.

"There's a picture of me cooking, and I have this glow, and it's from too much hot butter.

Cornelius Vermeule says, "Carlos went and visited Martha in Maine, and he sent me a picture of himself cooking with her.

"When my wife was pregnant, she just saw a picture of meat cooking on TV and she had to run out of the room," said Samuel Flaxman, an expert at Princeton University, New Jersey.

One spread entitled "They Act, Sing and Dance--and They Can Cook, Too" has pictures of stars cooking their favorite dishes.