Sentence examples for kitchen know-how from inspiring English sources

Abdul Basit Inspired Baker Islamic Relief volunteer Abdul combines his social media expertise and kitchen know-how in fundraising project Cakes4Syria, making and delivering baked goods.

Follow us at twitter.com/HappyList100 and facebook.com/IndependentHappyList Abdul Basit, 23 Inspired baker Islamic Relief volunteer Abdul combines his social media expertise and kitchen know-how in fundraising for the project Cakes4Syria, making and delivering baked goods.

He was hired by Ubuntu's owner, Sandy Lawrence, not for his tantric bona fides but for his kitchen know-how, honed at such acclaimed restaurants as Manresa in Los Gatos, Calif.

Someone in the King's kitchen knows how to fry.

I discovered that no one else in Boulud's kitchen knew how to make it, either.

This kitchen knows how to cook it plain and how to cook it fancy.

Frying is a mainstay of Cuban cooking, but La Bella Havana's kitchen knows how to do it without creating heavy, greasy food.

The menu plays Don't Mind Me again with "mackerel, grilled or braised". Just get the mackerel, because the kitchen knows how to cook it, whether over a flame or in a dark, smoky pan of garlic and gochujang.

The food at the Lowell Inn would not be mistaken for haute cuisine -Arthur Palmer likes his natural flavors "undisguised" - but Minnesota is basically an agricultural area, noted for quality meat and dairy products, and the kitchen knows how to take advantage of the area's abundance.

Just as a good soul knows how to use its spiritual space, a good kitchen knows how to use its physical space.

Graduates of these demanding kitchens know how to cook, period.