Sentence examples for experimental cooking from inspiring English sources

She is known to favour creative and experimental cooking.

The Bazaar gives you an easy way into experimental cooking, and it lets you off easy, too.

IT LOOKS like an experimental cooking class as participants taste a green powder, pull faces and then mix it into a concoction of fruit and milk.

This year the experimental cooking guru Heston Blumenthal created his own version of this old recipe for a supermarket, flavoured with Earl Grey tea, but remixes aside the tradition is still going strong.

It has the courage to showcase the kind of experimental cooking — eccentric, provocative flavor combinations; unusual textures like foams, powders and that most appetizing of au courant coinages, "soils" — that's been a tough sell in New York.

Experimental cooking by Roman food historian Sally Grainger suggested they worked best for barbecuing meat; we tried chicken marinated in fish sauce, lovage and ground coriander, served with sourdough bread baked on the ceramic plate.

We considered as independent (experimental) variables: cooking time (60 180 min), acetic acid concentration in the cooking liquor (60 90%) and hydrochloric acid concentration in the cooking liquor (0.20 0.80%); as well as dependent variables: pulp yield, kappa number and viscosity.

To validate this approach of determination of thickness using the 1-D model, a 3-D multiphysics based numerical model and experimental microwave cooking were used to evaluate the average heating rate in the original equal and adjusted food designs.

A 2 × 4 factorial experimental design with cooking time (0, 30 min) and lime concentration (0, 0.33, 0.5 and 1.0%) was performed.

A handful of creative chefs are reinvigorating local cooking with experimental techniques and international flavors.

Molina's cooking is experimental and inspired, and often fails to conform to diners' expectations.