Sentence examples for culinary achievements from inspiring English sources

Surely these men's literary, artistic and culinary achievements disqualify them as Everyfan.

Even five years ago, the idea of talking up the Australian capital's creative life and culinary achievements may have been laughable.

That her culinary achievements are often qualified by gender might irk another chef, but the 44-year-old embraces the softer side of cooking.

The rump meat, combined with other cuts and ham fat, might go into mortadella, the plump, pink, fine-textured, delicately flavored cooked sausage that is one of Bologna's great culinary achievements.

But with the barbecue full of rainwater and the soft fruit safely in the freezer, we can finally throw off the shackles of Greek yoghurt, renounce exotic smoothies, and return thankfully to the scenes of our greatest culinary achievements: the breakfast table.

MacPherson takes bike riders along the back roads to visit growers, purveyors and wineries on his Tour d'Epicure bike tours, lending an intimate understanding of the terroir that supports this area's culinary achievements.

My mother's one culinary achievement was a bland but passable Thanksgiving dinner.

Charlie Trotter's offers a more traditional grand menu, but it's the vegetable menu — an ever-changing, never-boring meatless dégustation — that is his crowning culinary achievement.

Even Larousse Gastronomique, never shy of celebrating Gallic culinary achievement, admits the famous croque is nothing more than a "hot sandwich, made of 2 slices of buttered bread with the crusts removed, filled with thin slices of Gruyère cheese and a slice of lean ham".

It's tasteless, all texture (though if you listen to Joe Warmington, the Fords' unofficial media mouthpiece, you may have thought the "delicious... steak" burgers were the greatest culinary achievement in Toronto history).

That may also account for Mr. Rallo's achievements outside the culinary arena.