Sentence examples for kitchen traditions from inspiring English sources

Jews from North Africa, the Middle East and the former Soviet Union have brought kitchen traditions to the United States that their neighbors are quickly adopting, like making a cooked Moroccan beet salad with cumin or a Tunisian artichoke salad with oranges and mint, dishes that can be prepared in advance and served cold.

He is passionate about kitchen traditions, but on Saturday he will be swapping his own kitchen for a marquee as he oversees the cooking by a team of other chefs of up to 5,000 meals.

The kitchen tradition is part of our culture".

If you cut yourself in the Work Progress kitchen, tradition called for maximum spillage and dispersion of blood.

But the city's most vigorous kitchen tradition is the Balti, a Kashmiri curry imported and adapted by Birmingham's South Asian communities.

F Marian McNeill's The Scots Kitchen, Its Traditions and Recipes (Birlinn, £20) is a classic from 1929, introduced and edited by the Scottish writer Catherine Brown.

Emmie's daughter, Kiyoko, is in charge of upholding the kitchen's tradition now.

You have to do two things at once – respect the kitchen sink tradition from which the shows come and create those big moments without resorting to fake high-stakes mush". Drama may be conflict but that's as knotty a problem as any faced by residents of Weatherfield and Walford, Hollyoaks and Emmerdale.

"If it offers an alternative view of British culture compared with most of the films that are made these days, then, yeah, it is connected to that kitchen sink tradition, but I never sat down and said, 'I'm going to make a social realist film.' When I make my films, I go off on a different planet, really".

The British kitchen-sink tradition looms over Oldman's bleakly brilliant directorial debut, a portrait of working-class lives blighted by violence and misery.

Despite her mastery of the Southern kitchen-garden tradition, Ms. Christensen said her family's Thanksgiving table always includes green-bean casserole made with cream of mushroom soup, and canned cranberry sauce.