Sentence examples for experienced cooking from inspiring English sources

As for those travelers who have already experienced cooking school in the great outdoors, do any of these lessons actually stick?

I first experienced cooking of this sort at Asador Etxebarri in the Basque Hills above San Sebastián, where the chef fashioned his own implements to enable him to cook literally everything over different kinds of woods for different ingredients.

Or keep building on your original storyline, such as the adventures of your puppy, the learning curve you experience cooking healthy food or the challenges you've set yourself to learn something new.

He marches over with his kid-sized pot and tiny spoon, offers me some of his lettuce soup and I smile, because our experiences cooking real food in the actual kitchen are influencing what he cooks in his pretend kitchen, even at an early age.

Thanks to the dogs, I've had extensive experience cooking lamb.

He brings his experience cooking in San Sebastián, Spain, to the pintxos (Basque tapas) at this East Village wine bar.

The main prerequisite is that they enjoy cooking and have had experience cooking for groups – even if that just means extended family.

— Julia Moskin The Hudson Independent: Two brothers (one with experience cooking for chefs like Dan Barber, Daniel Boulud and Michael Anthony) have opened an artisanal sausage shop in Tarrytown, N.Y.

WHEN you've gained enough experience cooking, you're quite likely to "invent" a recipe that already exists in cuisines and even cookbooks.

With no experience cooking for crowds, he accepted a summer job on Appledore Island in the Gulf of Maine, preparing three meals a day for 120 faculty and students at a marine biology station.

Ms. Wang, who went to school in Taiwan, recalled her own experiences cooking spaghetti dinners for the cross-country team and decorating for proms in the Wilmington, Del., suburbs, where her three children went to school.