Sentence examples for culinary imperatives from inspiring English sources
Lots of people love culinary imperatives.
In New York, culinary imperatives can lead to interesting discoveries.
We are familiar with the food of modern Israel; with dishes deep rooted in the spice mixes and culinary imperatives of the Middle East, without necessarily being beholden to them.
"Feeding a Yen: Savoring Local Specialties, From Kansas City to Cuzco" collects essays (previously published in various magazines) that find him traipsing through the world's cuisines, obeying a culinary imperative to Trek Globally and Eat Locally.
But some see an appreciation of these more unhealthy culinary gifts to the world as imperative in any quest to be a red-blooded Englishman.
That's why we urge a wide-ranging, innovative approach to sodium reduction on the part of all stakeholders, one that puts as much emphasis on culinary insight, taste, and flavor as on the scientific and public health imperatives.
Like so many things in America, the notion of high concept rapidly migrated from Hollywood into the rest of our culture and became a kind of imperative in everything from literature to technology to the culinary arts to websites to religion.
Initial observations reveal this Island to be a place of culinary decadence, with an abundance of provisions; however, gaining access to what has become, for us, an imperative need for sustenance has so far proved to be a challenge.
