Sentence examples for extend cooking from inspiring English sources

As modeled, cook-stone griddles, earth ovens and steaming pits with rock heating elements are more costly facilities, insofar as fuel is used to heat rocks that, in turn, extend cooking time and temperature.

Keep in mind that high altitude, cold, and wind all extend cooking time of your meal, and at higher elevations on the JMT the difference is noticeable, so budget extra fuel.

But Mrs. David's culinary interests do not extend to cooking.

Continue cooking.

Several years ago, after giving a lecture at Pitzer College, Gold was approached by a CalTech geneticist, whose food hobby had once extended to cooking up specimens over the Bunsen burner in his lab, and who could recite long passages from reviews that Gold had written a decade before.

Mr. Bowe's domestication extends to cooking: even though it was the middle of the day, he had already begun preparing dinner — a pork dish with a homemade spice mix inspired by a jar of crushed sweet peppers brought back from a recent trip to Portugal.

Larger chunks take longer to cook, which will extend your cooking time.

You can use almost any kind of winter squash; the cooking time of about 20 minutes will pretty reliably take three-quarter-inch cubes from raw to tender but not mushy (you can extend the cooking time a bit if you need to).

For older ovens, extend the cooking time by approximately 10 minutes.

If you want to use a lower heat, extend the cooking time.

You'll release too much heat from the slow cooker, which will significantly extend your cooking time.