Sentence examples for fire cooking from inspiring English sources

It should be simple – man (or woman of course) with fire, cooking under the sky.

He takes sweet Chatham cod and pairs it with zucchini, broccoli, basil and a hint of chili fire, cooking the fish to beautiful flakiness, so that it slides apart under the least pressure from a fork.

As I sat on the deck nursing a book and the fire cooking our dinner, the photovoltaic lights on the plastic tables on the patio winked on with meager yet thrillingly unexpected rays of light.

Open fire cooking demonstrations and a chance to taste some Gypsy cuisine are complemented by the chance to sample other traditional skills, such as basket making, lace weaving, peg making and wagon painting.

Shane's comedown would be more satisfying if Kim didn't spend so much time playing along with the great-male-hunter story line, weaving her loincloths, tending the fire, cooking and whining: "If you're really that exhausted, I'd rather you just sit down than take it out on me".

Grill over a hot fire, cooking about 1 minute on each side, then turning the steak 90 degrees and cooking the same side an additional minute before flipping the steak over to give each side nice grill marks.

Smoke from wood-burning fires cooking stews and Jollof rice clung to the air.

Because Still feared fires, cooking was done on a single hot plate, only one room was heated, and electrical appliances were used but sparingly.

Cook-stone technology's Old-World roots were established by 30,000 B.P. and reappeared in the New World by 10,000 B.P., after millennia of direct-fire cooking.

Spanish media reports say that since Quintana's resignation, the observatory's interim managers have already fired cooking and cleaning staff and restricted the operation of one telescope by 10 days a month.

I remember the pungent smell of the dung fires cooking the evening meals in hundreds of homes.