Sentence examples for decide to cook from inspiring English sources
Some people might decide to cook two meals, with the meat cooking on one side and a vegetarian dish simmering on the other.
If you decide to cook at a higher temperature, the cooking time will diminish significantly, but the turkey won't retain as much smoky flavor.
You'll decide to cook more regularly.
I decide to cook the dish that has a list of ingredients on the briefer side, the stir-fried minced beef with chillies and holy basil.
What made you decide to cook upma on "Top Chef Masters?" The task was to prepare a dish that had personal meaning to us, and for me that was upma.
Not traditional, perhaps, but then not much about this dish is – especially if, like me, you decide to cook it in a pudding basin so you can parade it to the table with all due ceremony and then toast this "great chieftain o' the puddin'-race" with whisky.
Then she thinks of Fenton suffering bad cooking and decides to cook oxtail stew for the couple as an act of reparation.
Some of that is alluded to in the movie "Julie & Julia," which combines scenes from Ms. Child's discovery of cooking while in France with the true story of a modern blogger who decides to cook her way through "Mastering the Art".
That same year Adams starred in Julie & Julia alongside her Doubt co-star Meryl Streep as Julia Child, with Adams as government secretary Julie Powell, who decides to cook all of the recipes in Child's Mastering the Art of French Cooking.
Once, he decided to cook a whole lamb that way.
