Sentence examples for culinary perfection from inspiring English sources

Nota bene: Alain le Cossec, MOF (1991), chef, icy Zen master of culinary perfection, is not a student.

Worldwide, only about 100 restaurants manage the feat a year, as even the most elite find it hard to maintain culinary perfection.

(For me, the raw seafood, in particular the antediluvian clam, was a highlight). What Koks offered its diners wasn't culinary perfection: it was uniqueness.

Cooking up an average of seven recipes a week for the last four years means I have eaten my way through roughly 1,500 dishes in my tireless pursuit of culinary perfection for these very pages.

The top rating given to The Fat Duck comes after Blumenthal's reputation for culinary perfection was seriously undermined by food poisoning, which led to the restaurant being closed in February and March last year.

It might not have the national treasure status of the Victoria sponge or engender the same gleeful lust as a chocolate fudge gateau, but a great lemon drizzle cake is, I think, as close as Great British teatimes come to culinary perfection.

Bernard Loiseau's name "evokes all the perfection of the culinary art and the art of living", said France's culture minister.

Part of curry's particular appeal, suggests Collingham, is the way that it positions itself outside Japan's elaborate culinary laws of purity and perfection.

Perfect ballets demand perfection.

Waffles are one of those simple culinary marvels — baked in a hot iron to crisp perfection, these honeycombed breads are made for catching whatever you ladle on top.

And they asked whether he was the latest victim of a high-pressure world that demands perfection, shuns signs of weakness and promotes a culture where culinary demigods can be demoted with the stroke of a pen.