Sentence examples for fire cook from inspiring English sources

The inefficient traditional three-stone fire cook stoves are used as benchmark for performance comparison in many of developing countries for every improved cook stove.

Putting Food to Fire Cook Out NYC, in which food purveyors will grill, will be held on Sunday from 11 30 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Governors Island.

Each year we choose a country house to rent or borrow because we want to loll around in our pajamas, talk until all hours before the fire, cook together, take naps and otherwise indulge our private personas.

By the age of eight or nine I could light a fire, cook dinner for a family of 10 and knew how to bake bread on an open fire.

But, as several thousand years have passed since men had to kill our protein, make a fire, cook it and eat it, why is barbecuing seen as something women don't or can't – or, more accurately, shouldn't – do?

If you can get to this point, light a fire, cook it whole and eat once the skin starts to swell.

The same is true of garlic: raw, it has fire; cooked, it adds a sweet touch of soul.

With the trees serving to deflect the snow, I set up camp, dug out a small pit for a fire, cooked dinner, and headed quickly for the comfort and warmth of my sleeping bag.

In addition, hunter-gatherer children had to learn to build huts, make fires, cook, fend off predators, predict weather changes, navigate their hunting and gathering grounds, treat wounds and diseases, assist births, care for infants, maintain harmony in the group, negotiate with neighboring groups, tell stories, make music, and engage in the various dances and rituals of their culture.

Fires cook the waxes that are natural to our soils.

The solar cookers are clean, but so heavy that it takes four people to move one, and they have a poorly engineered focus that sometimes lights fires, cooks food unevenly or even damages metal pots.