Sentence examples for ingredients in front from inspiring English sources

Recipes were born when I sat down, in love with the ingredients in front of me, and wanting them to taste the best".

"She was really like a cook: she has all the ingredients in front of her, and she says, 'O.K., well, more salt.' " Completing the evening is Ms. Brown's first work for the proscenium stage, "Glacial Decoy".

Cooking is when I put three or four fresh ingredients in front of you and in an hour you've made a great dish out of them.' So there you are.

At the annual Madrid Fusión convention, which takes place from 25-27 January, many of Spain's best chefs (as well as invited Thai and Filipino chefs for 2016) hold cooking demonstrations, test new ideas and host workshops around a theme or ingredient in front of fellow professionals and the public.

Mr. Quim improvises as many as a hundred types of these montaditos a night, on the spot, from the ingredients spread in front of him.

When you lay the ingredients out in front of you, the horror that is about to ensue becomes clear.

A seemingly nonstop parade of heaping plates arrived — beans and pork, squash and egg, hot pots of potatoes and peppers — all homemade with the ingredients growing right in front of us.

The beauty of knowing how to cook is that it makes you resilient, adaptable and resourceful, no matter what ingredients you have in front of you.Because I like to stay positive, I believe the future of food could be good so long as governments, retailers and consumers work together to put more emphasis on food education for both kids and adults.

They're only in the pub for two pints before nipping to the Co-op for a few cans and ingredients for burgers to eat in front of the rugby.

But it was probably a wise decision to tell the waiters at Atlas to stop reciting every ingredient when putting the food in front of customers.

Our kids are 4, 3 and 1, so you can count on someone's water being spilled, another person frowning at an offending ingredient lying on the plate in front of them and someone else pleading for ketchup (repeatedly).