Sentence examples for cooks inside from inspiring English sources

With a little whoosh, the dumpling gives up its soup — the liquid exuded by the ground-pork filling as it cooks inside its sealed wrapper.

At the competitions, which are usually festive, beer-fueled events, the New York team cooks inside a partial tent to keep the competition from stealing its secrets.

The food cooks inside a solar evacuated tube that absorbs more than 80% of the sunlight reflected onto the tube.

Place the peppers on an oven tray lined with foil and put them directly under a very hot grill for up to 30 minutes, until they are cooked inside and blackened on the outside.

Grilled foods have two textures — they're cooked inside and out, with a skin that has been caramelized by the direct exposure to the flame — and at Babbo there are a lot of grilled items (the method says "rustic, outdoors, Italian").

I can only tell you that this roasted chicken, dripping with the warm lemon juices cooked inside and seeping through the bird, is to-die-for tasty and moist.

People turned up the volume on their television sets to drown out the march of traffic as they watched the Watergate hearings during the 1970s and cooked inside on countless sweltering summer days because an outdoor barbecue was too sound-drenched.

By contrast, the majority of rural families (80%) cooked inside, using dung, with no ventilation.

If you want the chicken to be crispy and well cooked, set the stove to low; it will cook the inside of the chicken.

Because swordfish doesn't show to advantage when it's "rare," a thinner slice makes it a cinch to sear the outside and cook the inside to perfection.

Ah no, madam, he said, this is the special water-tank method – namely sous-vide, in which you cook meat, inside vacuum packs, for several hours in a slow cooker.