Sentence examples for kitchen experiments from inspiring English sources

Sure, New Yorkers share walls, overhear fights, inhale the sweet-spiced victories (and, all too often, failures) of sundry kitchen experiments.

The dip comes in three mom-approved flavors — lemon garlic, sweet onion and taco chili — after a few kitchen experiments went awry.

Mention the words "chemistry set" to any scientifically inclined person born before 1980 and they'll probably regale you with tales of their childhood kitchen experiments, waxing lyrical about attempted explosions and the electric blue of copper sulphate.

The technology used to make industrial quantities of breakfast cereal today is essentially the same as that developed from the kitchen experiments of those fundamentalist healers, although new ways have been found to add the sugar, salt and flavourings.

The other, even more compelling, concerns candy itself: how some of the brands we remember so vividly — Abba-Zaba bars, Peeps — owed their existence to the kitchen experiments of immigrants.

After almost two years of kitchen experiments, Nutter and fellow co-owner Victor Wagman cracked the code of the pizzle and developed a recipe for crispy bull's penis: they brine it, cook it, take off the skin, roll it in cling film, freeze it, slice it into thin discs, dry these out and then drop them into the deep-fryer.

Mr. Perrier's kitchen experimented with lotus root and huitlacoche.

With a garlicky meat sauce and "cheese fries" straight from a package, it's a late-night kitchen experiment gone wonderfully right.

"By demystifying French cooking and with her great sense of humor, she got Americans into the kitchen, experimenting on their own.

After a day in the kitchen experimenting with various amounts, I found the best consistency was at the shaky end of the spectrum — 3/4 teaspoon per cup.

When the New England Kitchen experiment failed, the founders were deeply disappointed and allowed themselves to believe that people were lacking the intelligence to eat what was good for them, never taking into consideration the desires of the people they were trying to reach.