Sentence examples for culinary experiments from inspiring English sources

Over the years there were some notable culinary experiments, often concocted without the aid of cookbooks.

Tapas are bar-food, after all, and I find that people are more receptive to my culinary experiments when they've had enough to drink.

"In fact, I tried it on Heston Blumenthal the other day," he told me, referring to the English celebrity chef known for his multi-sensory culinary experiments.

The farming led to culinary experiments like a gazpacho of unripened green strawberries and a garnish of radish flowers on seafood.

Fuchsia Dunlop: "I gave this book to several male friends who were inspired by it to make their first culinary experiments, and I've chosen it in tribute to Jamie's work over the last decade.

The best chefs, who tend to be thrifty and conservative in leaner times, use that money to underwrite culinary experiments that stamp an era as boldly as red suspenders or an infinity pool.

But Dr Gordon's culinary experiment neatly demonstrates the idea of automated hypothesis generation and the possible uses of that are certainly not trivial.

This, of course, could be said of anywhere in Italy, a country so resistant to culinary experiment that grown men will refuse to eat their wives' cooking and go "home" for lunch instead.

An ill-fated culinary experiment, for instance, in which Irmgard boils a cow's tongue and presses it overnight in a vise, becomes an excruciating (and blackly comic) metaphor in a section where Hugo is punished for speaking English.

Andrea's appetite cheers hearts at a company not far from Fregene, an Italian seaside resort about an hour west of Rome, that is trying a curious culinary experiment.

To Van der Weele, Monday's burger tasting will not be just an interesting culinary experiment but a psychological one as well.