Sentence examples for cooking talent from inspiring English sources

At first glance, Elliot's could be a mom-and-pop pizza parlor, but closer inspection reveals that someone with imagination, concern and cooking talent presides.

British newspapers have speculated that she was prevented from flying to the US, where she stars in a cooking talent show The Taste, because of her admission of drug use.

Owned by the Abricadabra theatre company, it is a venue for plays, comedy and live music, but there's cooking talent on display, too, made with artisanal and fairly traded ingredients.

Many of your friends are quite capable of exhibiting some cooking talent, they just never actually take the initiative to try it.

Six years ago, Mr. Bouley was a man of grand dreams and dazzling ambitions, arguably the city's most brilliant chef, a man whose cooking talent was as wide as his ego.

1100- Chef Anjula Devi tells Nihal about winning the Good Food Show bursary for her cooking talent.

NEWARK MUSEUM Isaac Hayes, Academy Award-winning performer, will sign his cookbook "Cooking with Heart and Soul" and demonstrate his cooking talents using his own barbecue sauce.

She played down her own cooking talents as she presided over a flavorful lunch of oven-baked fried chicken, a crunchy and flavorful massaged kale salad, fresh bean and tomato salad with honey vinaigrette and Cheddar cornmeal biscuits with chives.

Mr. Hayes will be at the Newark Museum during the final Lunchtime Jazz in the Garden Concert on Thursday to sign copies of his book and demonstrate his cooking talents, using his own barbecue sauce.

It comes in so many variations; if you want to learn more about the process, consider the works of Penelope Casas, a wonderful cook and author who has written prolifically about Spanish cuisine, or Marimar Torres, whose cooking talents are well known at her famous California winery.

When I was in fourth grade, my family was featured in the local paper for our seemingly remarkable cooking talents.