Sentence examples for held cooking from inspiring English sources

The påssjo held all objects of value, such as hunting weapons, which women were not allowed to touch; it also held cooking utensils, dishes, and the food of the household, access to all of which was thus controlled by men.

She and a friend held cooking classes for local foodies, according to her son Josh, who described the sessions in a 2007 interview with The New York Times.

During the next decade, Ms. Remache moved on to another factory, cleaned people's homes and held cooking and serving jobs in Mexican restaurants in Queens.

Back in Italy, now that I think of it, the same friends who ate burgers on their more "American" - ie: quick-pleasure-fix days - held cooking competitions on the weekends.

She holds cooking classes for adults & youngsters (Sat. mornings) in the basement kitchen of the restaurant.

In another, unmarked black barrels gleam ominously – do they hold cooking oil or crude oil?

Chefs will hold cooking demonstrations, vintners will give lectures, and a winemaker-basso (Salvatore Diliberto of Diliberto Winery) will serenade visitors with Neapolitan song.

Learn From the Chefs Starting on Monday at 7 p.m., Jarnac, 328 West 12th Street, will hold cooking classes with chefs, each featuring a different cuisine.

I figured my kitchen, where I hold cooking classes and private dinners, would be a good place to discover what works.

Cooking for Scholarships Lidia Matticchio Bastianich, Rick Moonen, Waldy Malouf and Anne Rosenzweig will hold cooking classes on Sunday at the French Culinary Institute, 462 Broadway (Grand Street) from 10 a.m. to 12 30 p.m. and from 2 to 4 30 p.m.

Cooking for Children Camaje Bistro and Lounge, a Greenwich Village restaurant that holds cooking classes, will host a series for children age 8 and older on Wednesdays from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.