Neighbors in Denver said she played solitaire and Scrabble on a computer and frequently cooked large meals for friends.
She recalled the $4.5 million Park Avenue sale she lost after her buyers realized that an elderly neighbor in the white-glove building frequently cooked fish, Brussels sprouts and cabbage with the door to the hallway open.
"Marriage brings along with it social obligations: you eat out more, entertain more frequently, cook meals more frequently, and there's also an element of being too busy to exercise," said Laura Argys, an economics professor at the University of Colorado at Denver and an author of the study.
I mentioned that chefs in restaurants frequently cook for each other, and he told me that law firms regularly hold continuing legal education seminars — in both cases, competitors get together to discuss better ways of doing their work, and no one thinks anything of it.
Another dish frequently cooked up is a future in which we've embraced entirely nouvelle cuisine: something delicious, nutritious and entirely fictitious.
They are frequently cooked whole or as fillets.
I frequently cook up large batches of my favorite dried Maine-grown and pesticide-free beans.
She did mention that in army postings whenever they were allotted houses with gardens, she had spent considerable time and effort tending her kitchen garden and frequently cooked off it.
In Spain, small game (mainly partridge, rabbit and quail) are frequently cooked with vinegar ('escabeche') and this has been noted to cause increased transfer of Pb from gunshot residues left in meat (when compared with meat cooked without vinegar) [9].
Coffee drinking as well as bread and "Kocho" baking were the usual types of food that were frequently cooked.
Choose a toaster oven with a broil setting if you frequently cook meat.
