Sentence examples for forms of culinary from inspiring English sources
Roasting, braising, grilling and more extreme forms of culinary invention, typically applied to a pristine slab of hamachi or a rosy duck breast, are now directed at piles of freshly dug carrots.
They say the guide, which started in the early 1900s as a pamphlet for journeying motorists and grew into the defining gastronomic reference book of the 20th century, is stuck in the past and too snobbish to recognise new forms of culinary genius.
A form of culinary Futurism, Fooding wants the table to move as fast as modern life.
It attracted wide attention four years ago, largely on the strength of this rather grotesque form of culinary innovation.
By Adam Gopnik A form of culinary Futurism, Fooding wants the table to move as fast as modern life.
The people in this collection an appetizer for our forthcoming Travel & Food Issue are all in search of some form of culinary heritage.
The people in this collection — an appetizer for our forthcoming Travel & Food Issue — are all in search of some form of culinary heritage.
Where the cooks array a dozen steamed rolls "on the arm" — literally — and fill them to order; it is a form of culinary performance art designed to set a health inspector's heart aflutter.
The grandest and best preserved of a nearly extinct form of culinary recreation -- the Polynesian-style supper club of the 1950's and 60's -- this tropical restaurant is a vintage postcard from the South Seas, across from a Kmart.
The goal of the Fooding movement is to break down French snobbery, in the form of its hidebound hypersensitive discrimination, while the goal of the slow-food movement, though not put quite this way, is to build up hidebound hyper-discrimination. Fooding is a form of culinary Futurism: it wants the table to move as fast as modern life.
The anti-establishment movement Le Fooding (considered a form of culinary Futurism by Adam Gopnik), whose mission seems to be to upend the dour perception of French cuisine as unrelentingly staid, was formed as a response to a crisis: French food needed to be saved.
