Sentence examples similar to cuisine complex from inspiring English sources

Chi Spacca is the new meat-intensive restaurant room in Mozza's Italian-cuisine complex on Melrose, overseen by Nancy Silverton (and her partners Joe Bastianich and Mario Batali) and the particular obsession of its chef Chad Colby, who has been the young meat chef to watch in Los Angeles for years.

Mr. Barbot's cuisine is complex, and ever growing.

The image of French cuisine as complex and costly to prepare has been perpetuated to the extent that even classic everyday dishes are now seen as extravagant, requiring skill and a special occasion.

When I moved to Paris in 1986, I found work as an interpreter in a professional cooking school, where I witnessed the rigid training, technical know-how, and precision that went into each dish and pastry, from preparation to plating, confirming my opinion that French cuisine was complex and meticulous, impressive and intimidating.

Korean cuisine is complex, rich, bold, filling and spicy.

Why shouldn't our cuisine be complex and beautiful as well?

One could argue that Thai cuisine is as complex, rewarding, and easily learned and executed as Italian cuisine.

A large Chinese community grew up, and as that group intermarried with local Malays and Indian immigrants in the 18th century, a highly spiced, complex cuisine arose.

It also had the unfortunate side effect of continuing to reduce a complex cuisine to its most intimidating qualities: the numbing and spicy sensations known as mala.

When I have that time, it's time for mole, the dish that is the cornerstone of Mexican cuisine and famously complex.

"I think Catalan cuisine is more complex and has more recipes," he added, "but we don't quite have this Basque idea that gastronomy should be at the heart of all social relationships".