Sentence examples for formal cooking from inspiring English sources

She had been keeping house for her own family for years, but had no training in hotel management or formal cooking.

An expat from Japan who arrived in Sydney in 1982, Tets (no one calls him anything else) has never had a formal cooking lesson.

Rebecca McGuinness, a Melbourne native, worked as a legal secretary before making "seitan-ic" chicken full-time, with no formal cooking background.

Previously, you could list "cooking" as an activity you liked on your profile, but your name would not be added to any formal "Cooking" page.

This rite varied in detail but invariably involved honouring the first salmon of the main fishing season by sprinkling them with eagle down, red ochre, or some other sacred substance, welcoming them in a formal speech, cooking them, and distributing their flesh, or morsels of it, communion-fashion, to all the members of the local group and any guests.

They had no formal education in cooking or anything else.

The recession had helped introduce a series of less expensive and less formal British restaurants cooking very good food, he said.

David Bouley, the chef, is going to taste food all over the world for a year and then come back and open a new Bouley food empire--formal restaurant, bakery, cooking school, cafe, nutrition center, and retail store--on Duane Street, in Tribeca.

When the Bronx-born chef David Waltuck opened his restaurant Chanterelle, in November, 1979, on a dark corner in SoHo, formal paeans to French cooking ruled midtown.

By Shauna Lyon When the Bronx-born chef David Waltuck opened his restaurant Chanterelle, in November, 1979, on a dark corner in SoHo, formal paeans to French cooking ruled midtown.

With hand-hewn stone walls, an antique wood palace gate and a long reflecting pool leading to a soaring dining room, Junoon, on 24th Street west of Fifth Avenue, offers high-toned food that spans India's many regions and cooking techniques, formal service and an extensive wine list — with prices to match.