Sentence examples for different cooks from inspiring English sources

There was no reason to have a bartender fiddle with the already-perfect raspberry shrub, so I gave the recipe to two very different cooks: Joanne Weir, a cooking teacher in California and the author of "Tequila," and Allison Kave, the owner of First Prize Pies in Manhattan.

And different cooks prefer different flour blends.

In the rural areas, families eat almost exclusively in their own homes except on special occasions such as a rice harvest festival, when they might go from house to house, sampling different cooks' food.

We also suggest alternatives for different cooks: more complicated, cheffy options for those with a bit of time and an adventurous disposition; simpler ones for those who want impressive results, and also to get there pretty swiftly.

"So I thought, instead of trying to mount that big event that we would have a lot of small events and they would have different venues, different cooks, different people at the table".

On our third day we came out of our bed and breakfast, a heavy morning meal in our bellies that had involved four different cooked meats.

They are made fresh by the chef Isao Yamada, and contain 16 different cooked items on a bed of rice mixed with crab, fava beans and mushrooms.

Then we did the same calculations for races rated "solid Democrat," "solid Republican," "likely Democrat," "likely Republican," "lean Democrat" and "lean Republican" ― all of the different Cook ratings.

Different recipes may call for different temperatures and therefore different cook times.

We have this comfort food dish made of basic ingredients, evolved with spices such as peppercorns from Malay neighbours, named for us by the Spaniards, shortcuts facilitated with the arrival of Chinese soy sauce, and modified endlessly by different Filipino cooks across thousands of islands in our archipelago.

Some of the more memorable moments have to do with the sexual chaos backstage: a cook, a bride, and a fifty-five-gallon drum of pig slop; a female cook dry-humping a groper ("How do you like it, bitch?"); a male pasta cook who posts "ugly hard-core pornography" at a different female cook's station.