Sentence examples for culinary money from inspiring English sources

There have been many jokes about "food porn" since the arrival of Nigella kneeling by her fridge in her nightie, but Comfort Food is the most shameless display of culinary "money shots" pushed through as educational programming ever risked.

For a new breed of restaurants with more culinary ambition than money, table-top induction units are an essential piece of weaponry, and can be built in spaces where it otherwise would be illegal or impossible.

In a way Mr. DiSpirito is still that kid in the maroon blazer, only now the roving gangs hitting him up for his milk money are culinary.

Otherwise the kind of people who speculate most ferociously about the stars are an odd bunch - culinary otaku with the money to spend 'collecting' starred restaurants who've extrapolated an ability-to-afford into a notion of connoisseurship.

Prime Italian, with its clubby macho décor, is a restaurant conceived to separate pro athletes from their money via a culinary invention called Kobe meatballs.

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.

His father became an ironworker, worked night shifts and saved enough money to go to culinary school.

The Institute of Culinary Education has diploma programs that take less time and money than at more traditional culinary schools.

How much scholarship money has been awarded by the culinary foundation since 1990?

So I have limited my choices to those that are representative of a culinary trend, offer especially good value for the money or have a very distinctive style.

Yet, for all this culinary gloom and doom, there is some serious money to be made in the restaurant business.