Sentence examples for culinary practices from inspiring English sources

It has changed diets and culinary practices in much of Europe, and raised new questions about the health benefits of eating beef for many consumers around the world.

"That migrants and refugees have profoundly affected the culinary practices of the British is not in doubt," says Panikos Panayi, professor of European history at De Montfort.

Still essential to countless canonical French recipes, these enhancements represented a move away from old culinary practices in that they served "to accent the natural characteristics of principal ingredients, not to transform them chemically, nutritionally or aesthetically".

Consumption of poultry products in Zimbabwe has steadily increased without being impaired by either religious considerations or culinary practices.

However, unlike some food and culinary practices, smells are not recognized in the definition of intangible cultural heritage by UNESCO.

Dried pericarp of G. zeylanica and other Garcinia species is widely used as a flavouring and preserving agent in traditional culinary practices in Sri Lanka and other Asian countries.

He gave his chefs detailed instructions and quizzed them on culinary practice.

Especially in winter, the "big-headed fish" (tench) is often served raw in a fish salad a departure from habitual Chinese culinary practice.

Thank you for having the boldness to acknowledge this as part of a standard culinary practice rather than presenting it as a hotly debated animal rights issue.

This generational shift from Julia to Alice, lets say is also to some degree a shift from East Coast to West, from France to California, and from a culinary practice based on technique to one organized around ingredients.

Alongside this new culinary infrastructure, a new culinary practice, that of culinary pilgrimage to the food worlds of Russian Jewish New York has emerged among New Yorkers and visitors to New York, many but by no means all of whom are Jewish.