Sentence examples for cooking pieces from inspiring English sources

Five generations later, the company is owned by Eric Dehillerin, and many serious chefs still swear by its old-school-style cooking pieces: copper lined with tin, which have to be retinned as they wear, a costly and bothersome process.

If it makes financial sense, purchase these cooking pieces 1 at a time to collect only what you really need.

Thickness and density make cooking heavier pieces tricky; opt for thinner pieces if possible.

As it bubbles away, cooking thin pieces of beef, cellophane noodles, cabbage, watercress, scallions and mushrooms, the broth thickens, and when you finally serve yourself the sukiyaki, it is deliciously warm and satisfying.

When you're cooking big pieces, scoring the skin can enhance the appearance, facilitate seasoning on the skin side and reduce buckling as well.

If you're cooking several pieces of fish, you may want to set a clean pan on top of the fish so you can press all of them at once.

I should probably point out that at this point in the conversation Van Horn was cooking a piece of steak in a June on the other side of our Google Hangout.

Note that because flank steak is naturally somewhat tough and cooking a piece of meat to well-done can cause it to become even tougher, this isn't usually done.

Cooking a piece of meat by infusing it with the concept of fire could work (and produce quite a spicy steak), but goodness forbid you eternally wreath yourself in flame, rendering you incapable of hugging any of your children or standing within 100 feet (30.5 m) of dynamite factories.

While cooking place a piece of greaseproof paper on a cooling tray and sprinkle with sugar.

This "glue" is made by cooking gelatin with pieces of new parchment to make a jelly solution full of collagen protein fibers that are found naturally in animal skin, Ms. Nicholson said.