Sentence examples for culinary legacy from inspiring English sources

So how significant is Liberace's culinary legacy?

Her daughter Lucy Boyd tells us about Rose's culinary legacy.

And "American Masters" celebrates the culinary legacy of James Beard.

We also disagree with Mr. Peacock's becoming the self-appointed gatekeeper of this remarkable culinary legacy.

His mother's culinary legacy lives on in her son the recreational pie baker.

Mrs. Rowe immersed herself in research on the culinary legacy of that realm, spending time in the Arab world and Turkey.

The current popularity of these culinary legacies of sweetness may stem from their very simplicity and the homeliness of their basic ingredients.

Learn about volcanic eruptions and culinary legacies through short episodic content, listen to music by various local artists (turns out there are many besides Björk), or watch movies directed by Icelanders or shot in the country's rugged landscapes alongside Hollywood blockbusters and American television shows.

The problem in Italy is not foreigners in the kitchens, the most talented of whom are guardians of Italian cuisine, but the preservation of a culinary and agricultural legacy that is part of world heritage.

These down-home joints in and around Reno — heading east on Highway 80 — provide the last, best place to taste one of the country's singular culinary hybrids, the legacy of more than 150 years of shepherd-meets-cowboy rural cooking.

Asian culture has swept across the postwar American landscape like no other, imparting a culinary and pop legacy almost as profound as American culture has on the rest of the world.