Sentence examples for culinary vision from inspiring English sources

However far Mr. Adrià's culinary vision has spread, most guests at the Dom Pérignon dinner were unfamiliar with his approach to cooking.

What did surprise us was the follow-through on the culinary vision spelled out on the site as "a place where Chinese food is presented in an unbastardized version of its bright, fresh and flavorful self".

Ms. Brooks, presumably a very enthusiastic amateur cook before this venture, proposed to run the kitchen with no formal training; instead, she developed her culinary vision by practicing for a year on her family and following that with a winter in Dan Barber's kitchen at Blue Hill at Stone Barns, in Pocantico Hills, N.Y.

But his culinary vision has remained the same: to blend traditional cooking techniques with locally sourced ingredients.

Partly, because I thought it could be funny to be on TV and partly, because I found the prospect of presenting my culinary vision to my home country, exciting.

Offering California-French food of unusual imagination and flavor, in a space which showcases beautifully their culinary vision, it will inspire diners to return time after time to explore the subtle offerings.

But if you believe argument, anxiety and financial deprivation make for a colorful introduction to your new life together, you can exercise your culinary and aesthetic vision by doing what we did: invite everybody you know and give a party.

Mr. Bouley's vision of a culinary empire has come down to this: the low-slung building on West Broadway where his four-star Bouley Bakery has operated since 1997, and Danube, his three-star Austrian restaurant around the corner.

"The concept is multiple uses," said Eric Alexander, executive director of Vision Long Island, of the addition of the culinary arts center to downtown Riverhead.

Its charming confessions of culinary mishaps (including a fish that "looked like Hieronymus Bosch's vision of hell"); its recollections of grand meals prepared in modest kitchens (one sinkless, so that pasta was strained over the nearby toilet); and its devotion to cooking comforting foods (for one, or a party, or hundreds of Columbia students) continue to entice.

It's a far cry from Gamal's vision, originally dubbed the Cordoba House, which includes a pool, culinary school, and bookstore.