Sentence examples for fair cook from inspiring English sources

In the diary entries she shared with David Maraniss, whose new biography, "Barack Obama: The Story," is excerpted in the June Vanity Fair, Cook presages Obama's relationship with bedazzled American voters: passion cooling as he engages in a cerebral seminar and a delight in doubt.

Cook, cook, cook, cook, cook.

The Riverford recipe (which in its entirety contains the cauliflower and potatoes to be found in their autumnal and winter vegetable boxes, although I've omitted these to make it a fair comparison) cooks the pulses in vegetable stock, rather than the more usual water.

The GROW method encourages each of us to 1) reduce food waste 2) buy products and brands that ensure small scale food producers get a fair deal 3) cook smart to reduce water and energy use 4) purchase and eat food in season for better nutrition, and 5) eat less meat and dairy to reduce greenhouse gases.

It is fair to beat up Cook for failing to spot, until now, potential child-labour abuses in the supply chain.

I never really rated my mum as a cook, though to be fair it was hard back then.

They perform at their peak when cooked slowly in a fair amount of oil or butter and enough liquid (stock, if poss) to soften but not swamp them.

However, vegetables that can either be eaten raw or cooked, like carrots, are fair game.

Not only will you want to eat everything in it, there's a fair chance you'll actually want to cook it too.

"It was like the Texas chili cook-off or the Iowa State Fair apple pie bake-off," Dr. Schewe said.

It's fair to say she's not the best cook in the world.