Sentence examples for culinary intelligence from inspiring English sources
He credits the approach that he lays out in "Culinary Intelligence" with restoring his health and reeling in his waistline.
Indeed, "Culinary Intelligence" (Knopf) has nothing to do with shame, and everything to do with the idea of enlisting pleasure as your dietary ally.
By St. Clair McKelway The New Yorker, July 31 , 1954P. 12 Culinary Intelligence: A restaurant on Route 301, near Raleigh, North Carolina, Advertises "Confederate Cooking Yankee Style".
The New Yorker, July 31 , 1954P. 12 Culinary Intelligence: A restaurant on Route 301, near Raleigh, North Carolina, Advertises "Confederate Cooking Yankee Style".
But an up-to-date culinary intelligence is evident in virtually everything else about the place, starting with the beverage list, a tall, plain-paper document handed to you by a member of the winsome, well-informed young staff.
A squat two-story building harbors up-to-date culinary intelligence and showcases the fresh, energetic work of Ian Topper-Kapitan, a veteran of the Ryland Inn, JoJo and Vong.
Recently, Ramsay told this paper he'd been eating his way around the world to gather intelligence on the culinary cutting edge.
Even my preternaturally clever Border collie, Charlie – a dog perfectly capable of expressing disdain – doesn't have the intelligence to base his culinary choices on a critique of the industrialised system of meat production.
The country's intelligence service, the BND, announced the publication of a book disclosing culinary secrets from around the world.
I also found intelligence, grace, and common sense in the wording of much older culinary advice as it was.
