Sentence examples for entirely cooked from inspiring English sources

There is a modest amount of topping, so the bottom of the pizza is entirely cooked through, and crisp rather than soggy.

The Lakers attempted to squeeze one last championship ring out of Bryant by surrounding him with a perennially disgruntled Dwight Howard and an almost entirely cooked Steve Nash.

Punyaratabandhu recommends a large, flat pan for optimal results: the larger surface area encourages evaporation, which is "key to creating noodle strands that are well-seasoned and entirely cooked through while retaining a bit of chewiness".

Apart from one terrific late-night phone call from one antagonist to the other, entirely cooked up by playwright/screenwriter Peter Morgan, I kept thinking I might as well have been watching the original TV face-off instead of Ron Howard's recreation of the edited highlights.

In a place like Huntington, local food is important, but what's more important is making sure hungry children are eating something, whether or not it's entirely cooked from scratch.

For a lawyer, El-Awady was startlingly bold in telling me that the allegations had been entirely cooked up: "The ten arrested weren't captured at the scene-their houses were raided after.

Therein, meat was also only cooked using a microwave oven, hence, it seems entirely feasible that higher blood Pb levels might be attained when more acidic cooking recipes are used (which aids Pb release into the meat).

There was the entirely new menu made from ingredients most of the staff had never seen before, let alone cooked with.

The analogy doesn't hold entirely: Cook conspicuously failed to break America, and Brand is a smash-hit success there.

Something as delicate as snipe can be cooked entirely on the surface of a stove: you're working with it in the pan, cooking it carefully in foaming butter, and it's a really lovely thing to be able to do.

It is usually a dish that is cooked entirely in one frying pan,a sauce made within, in which the meat is basted.