Sentence examples for had always cooked from inspiring English sources

Bottura says that when he opened Francescana the local borghesi — few of whom actually thought to eat there — were instantly suspicious, convinced that no one could cook better than the way they had always cooked, meaning exactly the way their mothers and grandmothers, and all the mothers before them, had.

These were families who had attended community-centre cookery classes, or who came from families that had always cooked.

I have always cooked it the way she did.

This is the way people have always cooked here, church members said, and they ignored him.

Class of 2002 — They have always cooked popcorn in the microwave.

I've always cooked cornmeal in water, regarding it in much the same way as pasta or rice.

I am from Hong Kong but was brought up here [in the UK], and I have always cooked a lot of Japanese and Chinese food.

The wives have always cooked and eaten a variety of species, including squid and hake, because "the husbands would bring them home," she said.

I've always cooked since I was a little boy, but it was probably my first chef and best friend, Ben Hodges, who really taught me.

"The ability to cook well is impressive and gets you enormous kudos," said Brian Loube, 37, a new-media producer in Manhattan who has always cooked for his girlfriends.

On the whole I am happy to cook the way I have always cooked, but I realize it is easy to become constrained by prejudice or fear.