Sentence examples for cooking points from inspiring English sources

Congestion was seen as limiting the use of corridors as cooking points instead of cooking in the same room where the family slept.

This visit will give you 20 coins and 5 CP (cooking points).

Features of the homestead (latrine, human dwelling, cooking point, rubbish disposal) were also mapped.

It seemed straightforward from a cooking point of view, and the results were tantalizing.

Every Sunday from 8am, Plaza de Cascorro Cooking Point Born-again chef Eduardo (he used to work in marketing) reveals the secrets of making great paella and moreish tapas staples such as garlic shrimp and chorizo with cider in four-hour classes fuelled by sangria, and shares cooking tips gleaned from his grandma.

The pigs in this study were shown to only spend on average 1.3% of their time interacting with the latrine area in their homestead of origin, 1.6% in the vicinity of the rubbish disposal area, 2.7% in the vicinity of the human dwellings and 4.3% in the vicinity of the cooking point: it is important to note that these interactions were only determined within the homestead of origin.

You can even add 1/2 a teaspoon of brown or white sugar at the midway cooking point if you want to sweeten them up a bit.

Check the steak's internal temperature to the desired cooking point (lower for medium cooking of red meat, or fish; higher for pork and other well-done denser meat) with a thermometer or, less accurately and somewhat drying, a check for clear juices and a slice through.

Subjects were questioned about their use of fuel for heating and cooking throughout various points of their lives in six of the studies.

Note: Duck provides an excellent example of the virtue of "au point" cooking.

Wu et al., 2008 reported similar pVAC retention for boiling and steaming until 30 minutes of cooking, at which point steamed sweet potato experienced a 17% greater reduction in pVAC content.