Sentence examples for fact cooking from inspiring English sources

In fact, cooking "country-style ribs" like one should cook "spareribs" will produce meat that will taste inferior to the plate upon which it is served.

In fact, cooking this sophisticated would be a find anywhere in New York.

In fact, cooking brought the politics of food on to my kitchen table.

In some ways, an 80 percent reduction might seem deserved, if Autonomy was in fact cooking its books.

By this stage I was tending to agree with PG Wodehouse, who suggests that Macbeth's three witches were in fact cooking haggis.

In fact, cooking meth can be extremely dangerous because a lack of chemical knowledge puts the cook (and anyone else nearby) at serious risk of injury.

The fact remains: cooking well takes practice.

The fact is, cooking is a beautiful part of life.

(Though, I am, as a matter of fact, simultaneously cooking dinner.

Foster, the proprietor of the Foster's Market cafes and prepared-food stores in Durham and Chapel Hill, N.C., offers a paean to her Tennessee roots and a love letter to the matter-of-fact cooking of her forebears: "Fresh, local ingredients, simple preparations, and a deep appreciation for pork".

Add to this the fact that, when cooking as a child, you are allowed the illusion of freedom and a taste of danger (lighting an oven, using a knife), even while you are protected by reassuring limits.