Sentence examples for difficulty of cooking from inspiring English sources
Later, when Bird complains about the tedium and difficulty of cooking ham hocks, Mama Joe gives her a lesson on the history of Southern food, and why staples such as ham hocks, pig feet, and chitlins were integral.
The difficulties of cooking up a character and finding the right agent.
In her article on the difficulties of cooking a vegetarian meal ("A Carnivore Finds Joy, Meatlessly," May 14), Nigella Lawson appears to confuse vegetarianism with "eating vegetables".
His family would steam those clams over hardwood, but the recipe in "Hero Food" replaces the difficulties of cooking over a wood fire with the ease of adding some sautéed bacon and a healthy shower of pimentón, the Spanish smoked paprika, to a stovetop pot.
In terms of cooking difficulty, pudding is one of the simplest desserts you can make -- though you would never know it from its silky, satisfying taste.
The challenges that they will want eliminated from the conventional cooking systems are ranked from the highest to the lowest as: smoke and heat (35.80%), difficulty in use (21.8%), cost of cooking systems (6.8%), faulty parts (3.1%), and fuel availability (2.90%).
Mageirocophobia- Fear of cooking.
Unlike egg-white foam, which has difficulty finding its way in a heavy dough, sparkling water moves about easily, providing an even distribution of stable bubbles that remain until the heat of cooking sets them in place.
Her red hair smells of cooking oil.
