Sentence examples for culinary time from inspiring English sources

I am always first in line for the culinary time machine called Oaxaca".

The real star is the crab cakes entrée, which points up Mr. Sadler's culinary time in Maryland.

One could try and "enjoy a trip back in culinary time" as Gregg encourages you to do, or you could suspect he has no confidence about his chefs' skill with modern cuisine.

Kimball naturally turned to Fannie Farmer to provide the blueprint for his "culinary time machine" since her 1896 "Boston Cooking-School Cook Book" is considered the cornerstone of American Victorian cuisine.

If you're looking for a sign of the culinary times, you could do no better than the one prominently displayed here in San Francisco, in my local Übermarket for the conscientious shopper: "Organic Summer Squash, $3.99 a pound".

Demonstrating old Icelandic techniques like burning seaweed to turn it into a powder that was used like salt before salt was easy to come by, Chef Gíslason brought the audience on an eye-opening journey from the culinary times of the Vikings to the modern Nordic table of restaurant Dill.

But what is dining out for others is dining in for culinary broods, and time to play their own worst critic.

'Antipasto' (yes, they're going with Italian culinary terms this time round – can't wait for the 'Lasagne' episode!) was, by comparison with previous endeavours, a relatively sane and sombre experience.

Drama is provided in one direction by huge windows onto the park, and in the other by the glass-walled kitchen where the 20 or so chefs, led by Ashley Palmer-Watts, Blumenthal's long time culinary co-conspirator, dance around in a steamy choreography preparing the food.

And yet, those dishes were, at the time, culinary revolutions.

His culinary training includes time spent at Alain Ducasse au Plaza Athenee in Paris and Daniel, Babbo and Le Bernardin in New York.