Sentence examples similar to culinary maven from inspiring English sources
But what about the guitar players, culinary mavens, woodworkers, gardeners, etc.?
Momofuku dynasty owner and chef, David Chang, describes himself as a "lucky son of a bitch," but serendipity cannot explain two James Beard Awards, Food & Wine's Best New Chef Award in 2006, 2007 Chef of the Year Award from both Bon Appetit and GQ, and international acclaim from culinary mavens Alice Waters and Ruth Reichl.
In the 1970s, inspired by the writings of urban studies maven Jane Jacobs, Steve began his culinary career by opening his first restaurant Frog.
I'm counting my guests on my fingers and toes, while the Thanksgiving mavens around me are performing the culinary equivalent of algorithms.
"Making your own infusion allows you to put your own stamp on things and offer something no one else has," said Dave Arnold, a cocktail maven who works as the director of culinary technology at the French Culinary Institute in New York.
FOOD mavens from around the world compared notes on the latest culinary wizardry last week during the Third Annual Madrid-Fusión gastronomic conference.
The region also has a growing female foodie scene, thanks to culinary experts like Susie Atvell (Kindred Fare and Sarah Bardenn (Ithaca is Foodies), as well as beverage mavens like Autumn Stoscheck (Eve's Cidery), Melissa Madden (Finger Lakes Cider House) and Jennifer Newman Young Lion Brewing Companyy).
