Sentence examples for cooking tradition from inspiring English sources

Though schmaltz has long served as the backbone of the Jewish cooking tradition, it's made a major comeback with home cooks in recent years, as everyday chefs realize that lard isn't such a bad-for-you ingredient, after all.

That's the cooking tradition parents really want to pass on.

The dish lingered in our cooking tradition as a thrifty way to extract every savory bit of bird and bread.

Jerk's roots as a Taino Indian cooking tradition, and modified by escapees from the slave trade adding seasoning of their own, lives on.

In a restaurant taking cues from a cooking tradition that allows for the occasional deep-fried Cadbury egg, she had a point.

When I eat at Kajitsu, a restaurant that practices an animal-free cooking tradition called shojin ryori, I am never shocked to find that I don't miss meat or fish.

Immigrant families might mix cooking traditions at lunch in ways they would not at dinner.

This seemed bizarre at first, but then I realised that Scottish and Italian cooking traditions are deceptively similar.

Throughout, Swallow grapples with the question of what Mexican food is, and how modern chefs are reinventing the country's cooking traditions.

Since opening the restaurant in Oakland, Calif., in February, Nite Yun has followed Khmer cooking traditions that war and genocide nearly wiped out.

The Envirofit combustion chamber could be shipped for a fraction of the cost of a fully built stove, and adapted to local designs and cooking traditions.